Gebuin de Dijon

• Preferred Name: Gebuin de Dijon^[1]
  
• Gender: M
  
• FSID: K2X2-5WP
  
• Birth: ABT 895
  
• Death: 951
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  GEBUIN, [illegitimate] son of RICHARD "le Justicier" Duke of Burgundy & [his mistress ---] (-after Mar 951). A charter dated 18 Jan 926 records that “femina Bertagia” claimed “res...sitas in pago Equestrico, et in curte Avenaco, de res que de parte jugale suo...Alteo...et filio suo...Alteo” from “Leutardus”, that Rodolphe III King of Burgundy ordered “Turumbertum comitem et Anselmum comitem de pago Equestrico, atque Ugonem comte palatio” to enquire into the matter, that “Leutardus et Teodoricus vel ipsa femina” attended a hearing at which “ipsa...femina” claimed that "Ugo comes filius Ricardi et germanus suus Giboinus" had granted the property to her husband, calling named witnesses. It is likely that he was illegitimate as he is mentioned in none of the sources which list the other brothers of Hugues. same person as …? GEBUIN . There is no direct proof of co-identity of the two persons named Gebuin, but the unusual name indicates that it is probably correct. "Gibuin" witnessed a charter of Aquinas dated May 948, and a charter of Doda (wife of Aquinas) dated Mar 951. He is referred to as count in an early 10th century charter of his son Hugues. The Chronicle of St Pierre de Bèze records a donation by "Gibuinus et neptis mea Eraungardis" made "pro remedio animæ fratris mei Hugonis" which also names "Gibuini proavi mei et filii eius Hugonis…et Hugonis patris mei" and "fratres mei Hugo et Wido" and "sponso eius [nepti] Fulcone", undated but placed in the compilation several pages after the record of another donation dated 1043.
  
  m ---. The name of Gebuin's wife is not known. They had one child:
  1. HUGUES I ( - 954/58). The Chronicle of St Pierre de Bèze records a donation by "Gibuinus et neptis mea Eraungardis" made "pro remedio animæ fratris mei Hugonis" which also names "Gibuini proavi mei et filii eius Hugonis…et Hugonis patris mei" and "fratres mei Hugo et Wido" and "sponso eius [nepti] Fulcone", undated but placed in the compilation several pages after the record of another donation dated 1043. Comte de Dijon.
  m ADALBURGIS, daughter of ---. "Hugo comes Divionensis" requested to be buried at Saint-Bénigne de Dijon, and after his death "Adalburgis comitissa uxor eius" donated property with the consent of "filiorum ipsius Gibuini…Catalaunensis episcopi et Richardi qui post eum hunc tenuit comitatum et Hugonis Attoariorum comitis" by charter dated to 966/989. The Chronicle of St Bénigne de Dijon records the death of "Hugo comes Divionensis" and a donation by "Adalburgis comitissa uxor eius" for his soul "cum laude filiorum ipsius Gibuini Catalauennsis Episcopi et Richardi qui post eum hunc tenuit comitatum et Hugonis Attoariorum comitis", the brothers later in the same passage recorded as having donated further land "post obitum matris", the latter donation being recorded in the cartulary. Although undated, the passage follows immediately after text recording the death of Louis IV King of France, recorded elsewhere in 954. In the Chronicle of St Bénigne, as interpolated in the Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines, the same donation is recorded under 958.
  
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  === #Générale# Comte de Dijon. ===
  #Générale# Comte de Dijon.
  
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1. Hugues de Dijon I, b. 920 in Beaumont, Puy-de-Dome, Auvergne, France     d. 972 in Beaumont-Sur-Vingeanne, Cote Dor, Bourgogne, France

1. Title: Project Medlands
   Publication: Name: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/burgddijon.htm;