Ingelger

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Ingelger was a 9th-century Frankish nobleman regarded as the founder of the House of Anjou and progenitor of the powerful Angevin dynasty.

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Ingelger canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Frankish nobleman
founder of a dynasty
medieval noble
associatedWith Angers
Anjou
burialPlace Church of Saint-Martin at Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe (traditional)
centuryOfActivity 9th century
child Fulk the Red
linked to: Fulk III of Anjou
countryOfCitizenship West Francia
culture Frankish
deathApproximateDate c. 888
dynastyFounded Angevin dynasty
linked to: House of Anjou
era Carolingian era
linked to: Carolingian period
ethnicGroup Franks
father Tertullus
historicalStatus semi-legendary founder of the House of Anjou
houseFounded House of Anjou
knownFor founder of the House of Anjou
progenitor of the Angevin dynasty
militaryRole Frankish military leader (traditional accounts)
mother Petronilla
name Ingelger
nobleFamily House of Anjou
nobleRank count
notableDescendant Angevin kings of England
linked to: House of Anjou

Fulk the Red
linked to: Fulk III of Anjou

Geoffrey Plantagenet
Henry II of England
positionHeld Count of Anjou
Count of Anjou (traditionally regarded)
linked to: Count of Anjou

Viscount of Angers
region Anjou
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
sourceOfInformation medieval genealogical traditions
spouse Aelinde of Amboise
successor Fulk the Red as Count of Anjou
linked to: Fulk I of Anjou
timePeriod late 9th century
title Count of Anjou

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Count of Anjou foundedBy Ingelger
House of Ingelger namedAfter Ingelger
House of Ingelger hasFounder Ingelger
Ingelger name Ingelger
Counts of Anjou foundedBy Ingelger