Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne

Summary

Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne is a human^[1].

Key Facts

• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was married to Roger I of Carcassonne^[2].
• A child of Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was Raymond Roger of Carcassonne^[3].
• A child of Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was Peter of Carcassonne^[4].
• A child of Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was Bernard-Roger, Count of Bigorre^[5].
• A child of Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was Ermesinde of Carcassonne^[6].
• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne is recorded as female^[7].
• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne's instance of is recorded as human^[8].
• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne's noble title is recorded as count^[9].
• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne's given name is recorded as Adelaida^[10].
• Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne's given name is recorded as Adelaide^[11].

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Personal Life

Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne was married to Roger I of Carcassonne^[2]. Children include Raymond Roger of Carcassonne^[3], a feudatory^[12], of Kingdom of France^[13]; Peter of Carcassonne^[4], a Latin Catholic priest^[14], 0981–1051^[15]; Bernard-Roger, Count of Bigorre^[5], an aristocrat^[16], 0980–1034^[17], of France^[18]; and Ermesinde of Carcassonne^[6], a feudatory^[19], 0970–1058^[20].

FAQs

Who was Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne married to?

Adelaide, countess of Carcassonne's spouses include Roger I of Carcassonne^[2].