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Sancho II Sánchez of Gascony

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Sancho II Sánchez or Sans II Sancion[1] (died 864) succeeded his brother Aznar Sánchez as count of Vasconia Citerior (Gascony) in 836, in spite of the objections of Pepin I, King of Aquitaine.

After Pepin's death in 838, confusion enveloped southern Gaul. Most Aquitainian counts elected Pepin II as their king, but the emperor, Louis the Pious, urged by his wife Judith, redivided his vast realm at Worms, granting all of Aquitaine, Gascony, Septimania, and the Hispanic March to his youngest son, Charles in May 839. Louis sent an imperial army into the Limousin and then installed his son at Poitiers. The partisans of Pepin were defeated and Louis proceeded to appoint new counts in new districts. One Seguin was appointed in Bordeaux to counter Sancho, now acting virtually alone.

In 845, Seguin joined the faction of Pepin and was made dux Wasconum — that is, duke of the march guarding the frontier with the Gascons, led by Sancho. In 848, Bordeaux was left without a leader after the withdrawal of the Vikings. It is not known for sure if Sancho took possession of the city, but it is certainly possible. Ferdinand Lot supposed that Sancho was even nominated as duke at Limoges or Orléans by Charles in that year.[2] He certainly submitted by 850.[3] With his brother-in-law, wife of his sister Sancha, Emenon, Count of Périgord, Sancho was captured by the dissident Moorish chieftain Musa. Charles negotiated their release and in turn Sancho handed over Pepin II when the latter took refuge in Gascony in September 852.[4]

In 864, Sancho died and the dukeship of Gascony passed to his nephew Arnold, son of Emenon. The later duke García Sánchez may have been his son.

[edit]Notes

^ His name appears in many forms: French Sanche-Sanchez, Gascon Sans Sancion, and Castilian as Sancho Sanción or Sánchez.

^ Higounet, p 39 n57.

^ Lewis, p 98.

^ Higounet, p 39. The chronology here is confused and the chief Moorish offensive should probably be dated to 856, leaving open the sequence and veracity of the related event.

Sancho II, duc de Gascogne

b. circa 845

Father Sancho I Mittara, duque de Gascuña1 b. 800?

    [R=Principal][C= ,0 ,0 ]. Sancho II, duc de Gascogne was born circa 845. He was the son of Sancho I Mittara, duque de Gascuña.1 Sancho II, duc de Gascogne was the successor of Sancho I Mittara, duque de Gascuña; Duke of Gascony.2

Family

Child

García Sánchez "le Courbe"+ b. c 870, d. 9241

Citations

[S467] GdRdF, online http://jeanjacques.villemag.free.fr/

[S653] PoH, online http://www.friesian.com/

CONDE DE GASCUNHA, Espanha.

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Sans II Mittara de GASCOGNE (Sans de GASCOGNE) Titlar: duc de Gascogne, prince des Basques

Död 864 juliansk Föräldrar

Sans Lop I , duc de Gascogne 775-816 N NN Vigslar, barn, barnbarnen och barnbarns barnen

Gift med Quilo Garcia de BUIL barn M Sanche IV Mitarra (le Montagnard) , duc de Gascogne ca 837- gift med Donna Tuta d'URGEL ca 835- barn M Garcie II Le Courbé , duc de Gascogne ca 860-926 gift med Amuna d'ANGOULÊME , comtesse d'Agen ca 865- barn : M Sanche IV , duc de Gascogne ca 890-961 M Guillaume , comte de Fézensac ca 895-ca 960 M Arnaud Ier Nonnatus (Le Moine) , comte d'Astarac ca 900-960 K Acibella de GASCOGNE K Andregota de GASCOGNE K Garsende de GASCOGNE M Aznar , seigneur de Larron gift 880 med Oneca Iniga de PAMPELUNE 847- barn : K Toda de LARRON , régente de Navarre 885-970 K Sancha de LARRON Syskon

M Aznar Sans de GASCOGNE , comte de Gascogne citérieure 808-836 M Sans II Mittara de GASCOGNE , prince des Basques †864 K Dhuoda de GASCOGNE , comtesse d'Agen ca 810-ca 845 K Sancia de GASCOGNE Källor

Person: Mussot-Goulard, Les princes de Gascogne (768-1070) Marsolan,1982, p. 93-104 / Apollon Familj: Apollon/Smaniotto (Michel) Ducs de Gascogne cdrom