Ponzio I di Empúries
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Ponzio I di Empúries
Summary
Ponzio I di Empúries is a human[1]. He was born on 990[2]. He died on 1078[3].
Key Facts
- Ponzio I di Empúries was born on 990[2].
- Ponzio I di Empúries died on 1078[3].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's father was Hugh I, Count of Empúries[4].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's mother was Q111457163[5].
- Among Ponzio I di Empúries's spouses was Adelaide of Besalú[6].
- A child of Ponzio I di Empúries was Hugh II, Count of Empúries[7].
- A child of Ponzio I di Empúries was Berenguer d'Empúries[8].
- A child of Ponzio I di Empúries was Ermesenda of Empúries[9].
- A child of Ponzio I di Empúries was Ermengarda of Empúries[10].
- Ponzio I di Empúries held the position of Count of Empúries[11].
- Ponzio I di Empúries is recorded as male[12].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's noble title is recorded as count[14].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's Commons category is recorded as Ponç I, Count of Empúries[15].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's given name is recorded as Ponç[16].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Catalan[17].
- Ponzio I di Empúries's social classification is recorded as noble[18].
Body
Origins and Family
Ponzio I di Empúries was born on 990[2]. His father was Hugh I, Count of Empúries[4]. His mother was Q111457163[5].
Career and Affiliations
Ponzio I di Empúries held the position of Count of Empúries[11].
Personal Life
Ponzio I di Empúries was married to Adelaide of Besalú[6]. Children include Hugh II, Count of Empúries[7], 1035–1116[19]; Berenguer d'Empúries[8], 1100–1098[20], of County of Empúries[21]; Ermesenda of Empúries[9]; and Ermengarda of Empúries[10].
Death and Burial
Ponzio I di Empúries died on 1078[3].
FAQs
Who were Ponzio I di Empúries's parents?
Ponzio I di Empúries's father was Hugh I, Count of Empúries[4]. Ponzio I di Empúries's mother was Q111457163[5].
Who was Ponzio I di Empúries married to?
Ponzio I di Empúries's spouses include Adelaide of Besalú[6].