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Gaitelgrima is a
Lombard feminine name.
There are
several notable Gaitelgrimas in history. The
identities of
these six
women (as well as some
others of...
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Gaitelgrima of
Salerno (fl. 1091), was
princess consort of
Capua by
marriage to
Jordan I of Capua. She was
regent of
Capua in 1091
during the minority...
- of Salerno. One of her sisters,
Gaitelgrima, had
earlier married Robert's half-brother Drogo, and
another Gaitelgrima later married Robert's
nephew Jordan...
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married Gaitelgrima,
daughter of
Guaimar III, whom
Amatus of Montec****ino
calls a
sister of the Duke of Sorrento. It is
often stated that this
Gaitelgrima was...
- died.
Guaimar then made co-prince his
eldest son by his
second wife,
Gaitelgrima, the
sister of Pandulf. It was this son, also
named Guaimar, who succeeded...
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Eremburga Drogo's
second wife was
Gaitelgrima,
daughter of
Guaimar IV of
Salerno (not the same as this
Gaitelgrima, who was
princess of Capua). No children...
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Apulia ⚭
Guida of
Sorrento (1)
Drogo -
Count of
Apulia 1.⚭ Altrude, 2.⚭
Gaitelgrima of
Salerno (1)
Richard ⚭
Alberada (former wife of
Robert Guiscard) (1)...
- Landulf), lord of
Capaccio (1040–1052), son of
Guaimar III of
Salerno and
Gaitelgrima and
brother of
Guaimar IV, with whom he was ********inated. Gregory's sons...
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Olympias (renamed Helena),
betrothed to
Constantine Doukas.
Cecile Gaitelgrima,
married to Humphrey,
Count of Sarno. In the
Divine Comedy,
Dante sees...
- of age in 1093. The
eldest son and
successor of
Jordan I of
Capua and
Gaitelgrima,
daughter of
Prince Guaimar IV of Salerno, he was
named after his grandfather...
