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Sunifred and Sunyer. Both brothers died in 848 and some of their counties were assumed by William. Sunifred supposedly died of natural causes, but the cause of Sunyer's death is unknown.
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Narbonne through the region of Cerdanya. Sunifred halted their progress in battle, an event which certainly influenced Charles the Bald's respect for him. In 844, Charles reclaimed
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The
Development of Southern French and Catalan Society, 718-1050
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Sunifred I married
Ermesende, and had the following children:
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328:Bernard of Septimania
218:William of Septimania
164:Pepin II of Aquitaine
128:Bernard of Septimania
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235:(died 11 August 897)
97:Count of Carcassonne
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318:Solomon I of Urgell
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32:(died 848) was the
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335:Count of Barcelona
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172:Count of EmpĂșries
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363:848 deaths
357:Categories
277:A. Lewis,
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241:(died 920)
132:Septimania
191:Barcelona
176:Bellonids
113:Banu Qasi
339:844â848
312:834â848
281:(1965),
222:EmpĂșries
195:Toulouse
189:invaded
168:Sunyer I
160:Toulouse
152:Melgueil
140:Narbonne
82:Conflent
78:Melgueil
62:Narbonne
38:Cerdanya
30:Sunifred
211:Bera II
144:BĂ©ziers
126:(843),
70:BĂ©ziers
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207:Gothia
199:fealty
136:Girona
74:LodĂšve
58:Girona
54:BesalĂș
50:Ausona
252:Notes
203:march
187:Moors
156:NĂźmes
93:BellĂł
86:NĂźmes
158:and
148:Agde
84:and
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