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Berengarius Count of Lomme-Namur

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Berengarius Count of Lomme-Namur

Name: Berengarius Count of /Lomme-Namur/
Surname: Lomme-Namur
Given names: Berengarius Count of

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Family with Symphorienne of Hainault
himself	Links Unique identifier: B3B4979F465F984780D05B2FEA9ADF66C434 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Symphorienne of Hainault Robert I Count of Namur Berengarius Count of Lomme-Namur …–…
partner	Links Unique identifier: B3B4979F465F984780D05B2FEA9ADF66C434 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Berengarius Count of Lomme-Namur Robert I Count of Namur Symphorienne of Hainault …–…
son	Links Birth: about 920 Death: 981 Unique identifier: 5ADCDFD742FE624DA5BA83AE07B721C50F2A Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ermengarde of Verdun Albert I Count of Namur Robert I Count of Namur 920–981 Birth: about 920 Death: 981

Events of close relatives
Birth of a son	Robert I Count of Namur about 920
Death of a son	Robert I Count of Namur 981
Unique identifier	C1F296C2F8FF274694A2CB8DC340D9936C7F
Last change	23 January 2007 – 19:13:57

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Note	Berengarius, the earliest known member of this family was Count in theLommengouw in 907. This area was situated between the Sambre and Meuserivers in present-day Belgium. Their main stronghold became Namur(Namen). The County was always under pressure from its more powerfulregional rivals Liège (Luik), Hainaut, Luxembourg and Brabant, and itlost the city of Dinant in 1100. Namur did expand eastward under CountHenri IV "The Blind" who became Count of Luxembourg, Stavelot-Malmédy,Durbuy and Laroche as well. After his death a lengthy war broke outbetween Hainaut and Luxembourg for the County of Namur. Eventually, in1263 the County had to be sold to Gwijde III of Dampierre, Count ofFlanders.

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Berengarius, the earliest known member of this family was Count in theLommengouw in 907. This area was situated between the Sambre and Meuserivers in present-day Belgium. Their main stronghold became Namur(Namen). The County was always under pressure from its more powerfulregional rivals Liège (Luik), Hainaut, Luxembourg and Brabant, and itlost the city of Dinant in 1100. Namur did expand eastward under CountHenri IV "The Blind" who became Count of Luxembourg, Stavelot-Malmédy,Durbuy and Laroche as well. After his death a lengthy war broke outbetween Hainaut and Luxembourg for the County of Namur. Eventually, in1263 the County had to be sold to Gwijde III of Dampierre, Count ofFlanders.