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Tibors de
Sarenom (French Tiburge; c. 1130 – aft. 1198) is the
earliest attestable trobairitz,
active during the
classical period of
medieval Occitan...
- 13th
century (c. 1170 – c. 1260). The
earliest was
probably Tibors de
Sarenom, who was
active in the 1150s (the date of her
known composition is uncertain)...
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Raimbaut of Orange, of
William III's
paternal great-grandmother,
Tiburge de
Sarenom, the
latter also
referred to as
Tiburge princess of Orange. v t e...
- was
elevated to a prin****lity in 1163 by the Holy
Roman Emperor Frederick I.[clarification needed] April/October 1180 Lord of Baux
Tibors de
Sarenom...
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Marriage Became Princess Ceased to be
Princess Death Spouse Tibors de
Sarenom Guilhem 1130
after 5 June 1156 1171 husband's
accession 1181 husband's...
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Raimbaut of Orange, who was
William II's
paternal grandmother,
Tiburge de
Sarenom, the
latter also
referred to as
Tiburge princess of Orange. He had issue:...
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Londres Lombarda Maria de Ventadorn: Gui d'Uisel, be.m pesa de vos
Tibors de
Sarenom Ysabella Poetry portal List of
troubadours and
trobairitz Medieval music...
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Tooltip floruit mid-12th century)
Iseut de
Capio (c. 1140–?)
Tibors de
Sarenom (fl. mid-12th century)
Marie de
France (1175?–1225?)
Alamanda de Castelnau...
- them to
their authority. In 1155
Prince William of Baux, son of
Tibors de
Sarenom heiress of the
First House of
Orange and
Bertrand I of Baux [fr] succeeded...
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Mahadevi (died 1160),
writer of
Vachana sahitya didactic poetry Tibors de
Sarenom (died 1198),
trobairitz Eugenius of
Palermo (died 1202),
amiratus (admiral)...
