Note: The dotted lines represent hypothetical relationships.
It is not clear whether Hugh, Archbishop of Tours, and Adalaud of Château-Chinon are sons or grandsons of Geoffrey I of Châteaudun. Some sources say that Geoffrey had a son called Hugh, who was himself viscount of Châteaudun, and both the Archbishop of Tours and the Lord of Château-Chinon would in turn be his sons. The number of people called "Hugh" who were viscounts of Châteaudun is thus unclear, and the numbering of each viscount with this name could be wrong by 1. The parentage of Fulcois is also disputed. Some sources put him as the son of Geoffrey I of Châteaudun. Others claim he was his grandson-in-law through marriage to a granddaughter of Geoffrey called Melisende.
house, châteaudun, house, anjou, châteaudun, medieval, house, that, once, possessed, county, anjou, viscounty, châteaudun, significant, wealthy, kingdom, jerusalem, house, anjouanjou, châteauduncountrykingdom, france, kingdom, jerusalemfounded985foundergeoffre. The House of Anjou Chateaudun was a medieval house that once possessed the County of Anjou the Viscounty of Chateaudun and the significant wealthy Kingdom of Jerusalem House of AnjouAnjou ChateaudunCountryKingdom of France Kingdom of JerusalemFounded985FounderGeoffrey I Viscount of ChateaudunFinal rulerBaldwin IV of JerusalemTitlesKing of Jerusalem Count of AnjouEstate s Chateaudun Anjou PercheDissolution1185Cadet branchesHouse of PlantagenetThe topic of this article may not meet Wikipedia s general notability guideline Please help to demonstrate the notability of the topic by citing reliable secondary sources that are independent of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention If notability cannot be shown the article is likely to be merged redirected or deleted Find sources House of Chateaudun news newspapers books scholar JSTOR August 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message Contents 1 Origin of the House of Chateaudun 2 Branches of the House of Chateaudun 3 Family tree 4 Genealogy 5 Sources 6 ReferencesOrigin of the House of Chateaudun EditThis article does not cite any sources Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources House of Chateaudun news newspapers books scholar JSTOR August 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message The House of Chateaudun descended from Gauzfred I or Geoffrey I whom Count Theobald I of Blois made viscount of Chateaudun in 956 Branches of the House of Chateaudun EditThe House of Chateaudun split in distinct branches Descended from Fulcuich probably the second son of Gauzfred I were The lineage of the counts of Perche extinct by 1217 with William II The line of viscounts of Chateaudun extinct by 1249 with Geoffrey VI The lineage of the counts of Anjou who acquired the land by the marriage of a grandson of Fulcois Count Geoffrey II of Gatinais with Ermengarde of Anjou heiress of the House of Ingelger and from whom the Plantagenets were descendedFamily tree Edit nbsp M F Gervais House of Anjou Chateaudun Wiki TreeGenealogy EditNote The dotted lines represent hypothetical relationships It is not clear whether Hugh Archbishop of Tours and Adalaud of Chateau Chinon are sons or grandsons of Geoffrey I of Chateaudun Some sources say that Geoffrey had a son called Hugh who was himself viscount of Chateaudun and both the Archbishop of Tours and the Lord of Chateau Chinon would in turn be his sons The number of people called Hugh who were viscounts of Chateaudun is thus unclear and the numbering of each viscount with this name could be wrong by 1 The parentage of Fulcois is also disputed Some sources put him as the son of Geoffrey I of Chateaudun Others claim he was his grandson in law through marriage to a granddaughter of Geoffrey called Melisende House of ChateaudunHerve I Count of PercheGeoffrey I Viscount of Chateaudun 986 Hildegarde of PercheHugh IViscount of ChateaudunRotrouSeigneur de NogentHugh II 1003 Viscount of ChateaudunArchbishop of ToursAdalaudLord of Chateau ChinonMelisende Viscountess of ChateaudunCountess of PercheFulcoisCount of MortagneCount of Perche HelgaudHuguesGeoffrey I amp II 1039 Count of PercheViscount of ChateaudunHugues du Perche 1000 HuguesHugh III I 1044 Viscount of ChateaudunCount of PercheRotrou II amp I 1080 Count of PercheViscount of ChateaudunGeoffrey II Ironwood 1000 1045 Count of GatinaisGeoffrey II 1110 Count of PercheHugh IV 1110 Viscount of ChateaudunGeoffrey III 1097 Count of AnjouFulk IV 1043 1109 Count of AnjouRotrou III 1144 Count of PercheMatildex Geoffrey III Count of VendomeGeoffrey III 1140 5 Viscount of ChateaudunFulk V amp I 1089 1143 Count of AnjouKing of JerusalemPhilippa x Elias II Count of MaineRotrou IV 1135 1191 Count of PercheEtienne du Perche 1137 1169 Hugh V 1180 Viscount of ChateaudunGeoffrey V Plantagenet 1113 1151 Count of AnjouKings of JerusalemGeoffrey III 1202 Count of PercheGuillaume du Perche 1226 Bishop of ChalonCount of PercheGeoffrey IV 1176 Viscount of ChateaudunHugh VI 1191 Viscount of ChateaudunHouse of PlantagenetThomas I 1217 Count of PercheGeoffrey V 1218 Viscount of ChateaudunGeoffrey VI 1249 Viscount of ChateaudunRobert I de Dreux 1217 1264 Lord of BeuClemence 1259 Viscountess of ChateaudunJeannex Jean ICount of MontfortSources EditFrance Balade les vicomtes de Chateaudun les comtes du PercheReferences Edit Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title House of Chateaudun amp oldid 1173375147, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
