Guillaume IV, comte d'Auvergne - Guillaume IV of Auvergne

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William IV , Count of Clermont after his brother Guy I. Father Anselm named him William I. He is quoted in a charter of the abbey of Cluny in 1002 , and he probably died before 1016 .

Son of Viscount Robert II , he is the father of Count Robert I of Auvergne , and of Stephen III, bishop of Clermont .

His https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=... was Robert II of Clermont

Robert II was nicknamed the Younger during the foundation of the monastery of Chanteuges in 936 , during his father's lifetime. He was quoted as Vicomte d'Auvergne at the donation made by his brother, the bishop of Clermont , Étienne, to the chapter of Brioude in 962 .

He is the son of Robert I , and the father of Robert III , Guy I of Auvergne and Guillaume I , who were Viscount or Counts of Auvergne after him. He is also the brother of Stephen II , bishop of Clermont.

his father was Robert I of Clermont
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Robert I was mentioned as Vicomte d'Auvergne at the donation made by the Count d'Auvergne, Acfred , to the monastery of Sauxillanges in 927 , and again at the foundation of the monastery of Chanteuges in 936 , with the Duke of Auvergne, Aquitaine and Count of Auvergne Raymond III of Toulouse , known as Pons. He died probably in 962 .

He is the son of Armand and the father of Robert II , Viscount of Auvergne, and of Stephen, bishop of Clermont .


his father was Armand de Clermont

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Armand ( Arimandus ) was quoted as Vicomte of Auvergne or Clermont, under the authority of Counts Bernard ( 846 ), Guérin, then Guillaume le Pieux ( Duke of Aquitaine and Earl of Auvergne in 886 , died in 916 ). He made donations to the church of Brioude in 895 and 898 .

He is the father of Robert I , Astorge, Armand II and Matfred , all named Viscounts of Auvergne in a charter of the church of Brioude dated 962 .

Also you can read this link
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After the death of Acfred, who left the comital fisc completely diminished, there appeared no successor who could control the entire Auvergne, with Velay. Several relatives of surrounding regions made claims. Below are the dates of their effective control.
Ebalus Manzer (927–934), great-grandson of Gerard
Raymond Pons, Count of Toulouse (940–941)
William III, Duke of Aquitaine (950–963), son of Ebalus Manzer
Armand of Clermont (?–?)
Robert I of Clermont (?–?)
Robert II of Clermont (?–?)
Robert III of Clermont (?–?), son of Robert II
Guy I of Auvergne (979–989), son of Robert II
William IV of Auvergne (989–1016)
Robert I of Auvergne (1016–1032)
William V of Auvergne (1032–1064), son of Robert I
Robert II of Auvergne (1064–1096), son of William V
William VI of Auvergne (1096–1136)
Robert III of Auvergne (1136–1143), son of William VI
William VII the Young of Auvergne (1143 – c. 1155)
William VIII the Old, count of Auvergne (1155–1182); overthrew his nephew, William VII, in 1155 and took over most of the county (see below)
Robert IV, count of Auvergne (1182–1194)
William IX of Auvergne (1194–1195); not always listed as a count
Guy II of Auvergne (1195–1224); Philip II of France confiscated much of Auvergne in 1209, leading to the later creation of the duchy of Auvergne (see below)
William X of Auvergne (1224–1246)
Robert V, count of Auvergne (1246–1277) (from here onwards the counts are usually also counts of Boulogne)
William XI of Auvergne (1277–1279)
Robert VI, count of Auvergne (1279–1317)
Robert VII, count of Auvergne (1317–1325)
William XII of Auvergne (1325–1332), son of Robert VII
Joan I, Countess of Auvergne (1332–1360), daughter of William XII

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