- Its name
refers to
Gerard of
Brogne, who
founded Brogne Abbey here in the 10th century. The place,
originally called Brogne, was
subsequently named after...
-
Saint Gérard (in
Walloon Sint-Djuråd) (c. 895 –
October 3, 959)
founded Brogne Abbey and
reformed eighteen others according to the
Benedictine Rule. Gérard...
-
Brogne Abbey (French:
Abbaye de
Brogne), also
known as the
Abbey of Saint-Gerard of
Brogne, was a
Benedictine abbey founded in the
early 10th
century by...
- the
subject of a
dispute between his
heirs and the
Benedictine abbey of
Brogne. Man****es was the son of
Hodierna of
Rethel and a man
named Héribrand, a...
-
Count of
Hainaut in the late 11th-century life
story (Vita) of
Gerard of
Brogne (died 959), but this work is
considered unreliable, and we can not be certain...
- of the
Franks 900 –
Muhammad ibn Zayd,
Tabaristan emir 959 – Gérard of
Brogne,
Frankish abbot 1078 –
Iziaslav I of Kiev (born 1024) 1226 –
Francis of...
-
Count of
Flanders 965–987
Arnulf II,
Count of
Flanders 944–947 — Gérard of
Brogne 947–950 — Guy 950–954 —
Hildebrand (first time) 954–961 —
Ragenold 961–962...
-
imperial do****ent of 986
refers to a
county of Namur, when it says that
Brogne was in the
pagus of Lomme, and the
county of Namur.
After this period, the...
- and politician,
first President of the
Senate of
Ceylon Gerard,
Abbot of
Brogne (c. 895–959),
Belgian abbot and
saint Gerard of Toul (935–994),
German bishop...
- (d. 948) Al-Muqtadir,
caliph of the
Abbasid Caliphate (d. 932) Gérard of
Brogne,
Frankish abbot (approximate date) Liu Chong,
founder of the
Northern Han...
