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Personal data Guillaume (Guillaume le Jeune) de Carcassonne 

  • First name Guillaume le Jeune.
  • He was born.
  • He was christened.
  • He was baptized.
  • Title: comte, d'Auvergne
    Guillaume III
  • Title: comte, de Razès
  • Title: duc, d'Aquitaine
    Guillaume II
  • Title: marquis, de Gothie
  • Title: comte, de Mâcon
  • Title: marquis, de Septimanie
  • He died in the year 926.
  • A child of Acfred de Carcassonne and Adelinde de Septimanie

Household of Guillaume (Guillaume le Jeune) de Carcassonne

He is married to Gerlette de Normandie.

They got married


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