The Pontilleus are also a long-standing family, with a family history of 200 years, dating back to the Carolingian period in the first half of the 9th century. Morality. Ponthieu, a minor French nobleman.

Hiergao. Morality. Pontieu's son, Eluin. Morality. Ponthieu even became count of Euburg and Rouen in 866, the most powerful period reached by the House of Pontieu.

After that, the Pontiers began to go downhill, throughout the family history of the Pontiers family, for nearly one hundred and fifty years, the Pontiers family has been a single lineage, until the eighth generation, Grande. Morality. Ponthieu's grandfather, Guélande, gave birth to three boys.

Since then, the Pontiers have gone their separate ways for the development of the family. Morality. Ponthieu's father, Hugo, remained in the county of Mann in France, while the other two brothers went to the Duchy of Hauts-Burgundy to try their luck, and they both became vassals of the Count of Sudegaard.

Worryingly, Guy Ronde. Morality. Neither of Ponthieu's uncles married nor passed on to offspring. Morality. The Ponthieu branch has been passed down from generation to generation, and he is the only son of the family, carrying the hope of the Pontilleu family's revitalization.

The Pontiers family has passed down to the present, and his father has a barony-sized territory in the county of Mann and the county of Castle, and also has the title of earl, and is known as the Count of Pontier, of course, this is false, no one will admit that his father is a real earl, at most a down-and-out baronial nobleman.

The history of the Norman conquest is recorded as follows: "William also claims that when he visited Edward in London in 1052, the latter promised him the throne. During the Danish occupation of LinkedIn Glen, Edward went into exile in Normandy, where he spent much of his life. William rescued Harold, who was shipwrecked in the Earldom of Ponthieu, and together they defeated Conan II, Duke of Brittany. ”

The county of Ponthieu here is a barony of the Ponthieu family in the county of Earlbourg, which belongs to him - Guélande. Morality. Ponthieu.

Gayland. Morality. Ponthieu also performed very well in history, and during William's counterinsurgency, the Pontiers and William became allies as William's sister Adelaide. Morality. Normandy married the then Count of Ponthieu, who was also him, Guélande. Morality. Ponthieu.

Adelaide. Morality. Normandy was the illegitimate daughter of Robert, Duke of Normandy, and was born on January 2, 1029 AD.

Adelaide's first marriage was to Guy Rank. Morality. Ponthieu married, and at that time the count of Ponthieu might have given Duke William a powerful ally in Upper Normandy.

But at the Reims City Council in 1049, when the marriage between Duke William and Matilda of Flanders was forbidden by blood, Adelaide married Guéronde. Morality. The marriage of the Count of Pontieru was declared null and void. Count Eustache was an obstacle to this.

In 1049, William arranged another marriage to Adelaide, this time to Lambert, the youngest son of Eustache, Count of Boulogne. Morality. Boulogne, aimed at Normandy and Boulogne to establish a new marital union.

Unfortunately, Lambert. Morality. Boulogne was killed in Lille in 1054 while helping Baldwin V, Duke of Flanders, against Emperor Henry III.

Now Adelaide is once again widowed, and she lives in Omal, most likely her first husband, Guyland. Morality. Part of the domain of the Count of Ponthieu.

As a widow, Adelaide began a semi-religious retirement and made contact with the church in Ochie, where she gave many gifts.

In 1060, she was again summoned to forge another marriage union, this time to a young man, Duke of Champagne Ode II, a wretched wretch who had finally been seized by his uncle Thibaud in the Duchy of Champagne. This seems to have been a disappointment, for he appeared only in the charter of a conqueror, and had not been given any land in England, while his wife was a very important person in her own right.

In 1082, Prince William and Queen Matilda granted the Holy Trinity Abbey a lifetime lease for his sister Count Abamara (Auman) in the town of Leholm, in the town of Cotom.

In 1086, as Adelaide wrote in the Book of Last Judgment, in which she was shown to have substantial possessions in both Suffolk and Essex, and was considered to be a person of great status among the few aristocratic women in England.

After her death, her third husband, the Duke of Champagne, who was later stripped of his inheritance, continued to live a life of luxury and aristocratity.

Adelaide passed on most of her fortune to their son Stephen before her death in 1090.

Of course, in this book, the current Duke of Champagne, Thibaud, took the title of Duke of Champagne from his brother Etienne II, and naturally, Etienne II's son Ode II could not inherit the title.

In Adelaide's first marriage, Guy Lunde. Morality. Ponthieu and Adelaide. Morality. Normandy had a son named Guy. Morality. Ponthieu, another daughter inherited her mother's name as Adelaide. Morality. Ponthieu.

It was only later that the heavens were jealous of the talent, and Guyander. Morality. Ponthieu and Adelaide. Morality. The Normandy marriage was annulled and he was remarried, and he died in October 1053 at the age of 27, most likely because he could not stand it and Adelaide. Morality. Divorce in Normandy, melancholy and death.

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On the battlefield, Guélande. Morality. Ponthieu was very active, he rejected Count Rodrigo's offer to send reinforcements, and led his own cavalry company to join some of the cavalry who were willing to follow him, with less than 200 men, and after a little formation, he thought of charging the recalcitrant Irish remnants.

Gaylande's luck was surprisingly good, and when he charged with his cavalry, there seemed to be a conflict between the remnants of the Irish army, and the nobles who advocated surrender and those who advocated recalcitrant fought with their respective soldiers, which undoubtedly gave Guélande a blow. Morality. A great opportunity for Ponthieu.

It is normal for an army to break out in a desperate situation, because not every army can break through the cauldron and turn the victory and defeat around like the Jiangdong soldiers led by Xiang Yu, and their generals are not world-famous generals like Xiang Yu.

Most of the time, desperate remnants usually disintegrate on their own, and this is why Count Rodrigo made Guérand. Morality. The reason why Ponthieu was tasked with finishing up the battle was that he wanted to make sure that Guélande had enough merit in the battle.

Gayland. Morality. Ponthieu was always a man of good fortune, and the brave Norman knights gave him unrivaled confidence, and they fought fearlessly to defeat the thousands of remnants of the army stationed on the banks of the Shannon, and then successfully captured King Connaught and King Twim along the way.