Hugues Count Quercy Country: France

Content:

1. The Count of Quercy
2. Early Life and Inheritance
3. Late Life and Death
4. Marriage and Children
5. Descendants

The Count of Quercy

Hugo de Rouergue, son of Count Ermengaud of Rouergue and Adele, was a relatively obscure figure in medieval history.

Early Life and Inheritance

First mentioned in records from 934, Hugo likely inherited the County of Quercy and the Viscountcy of Comborn around 935 after his father's death. However, little is known about his reign.

Late Life and Death

Hugo's passing is believed to have occurred before or shortly after 972. Upon his death, the Viscountcy of Comborn passed to Archambaud, احتمالا ابنه، و دمجت مقاطعة كيرسي مرة أخرى في ممتلكات كونتات رويرج.

Marriage and Children

Contemporary sources do not mention Hugo's spouse, but later genealogies identify her as Gidenilda (910-960), daughter of Count Sunyer of Barcelona.

Descendants

Various sources attribute two children to Hugo:
- Archambaud, Viscount of Comborn (d. 1008 or later)
- Bernard

Children

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