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     Pelayo Rodriguez (?) married Gotina Fernandez (?), daughter of Fernando Vermudez (?) and Elvira Diaz (?).¹

Pelayo Rodriguez (?) died before 18 May 1019.²
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "PELAYO Rodríguez, son of --- (-before [18 May 1019]). Gonzalo Vermúdez, Munio Fernández and Pelayo Rodríguez led one of the most successful rebellions against King Vermudo II, which succeeded in expelling the king from León, dated to between Nov 991 and Sep 992[1703]. "Domna Loba" sold "villa…in Fonte de illa Petra in territorio Campos…abuimus …de viro nostro Tellei Ueilaz" to "Pelagiu Ruderiquiz et uxori uestra domna Gudina" by charter dated 7 Jul 1002[1704].
     "m GOTINA Fernández, daughter of conde FERNANDO Vermúdez [de Cea] & his wife condesa Elvira Díaz (-after [13 Nov 1028]). "Domna Loba" sold "villa…in Fonte de illa Petra in territorio Campos…abuimus …de viro nostro Tellei Ueilaz" to "Pelagiu Ruderiquiz et uxori uestra domna Gudina" by charter dated 7 Jul 1002[1705]. Alfonso V King of León granted "vilas...in Ual de Lorma in tereturio Leonesis", confiscated from “Cotina Fernadiz et filium suum Fredenato Pelagiz...abesaris nostris...et de Didaco Nuniz et uxori sue Gelouira...et de Durabile Uermudiz”, to "Petro Flaginizi et uxore sua Bronildi" by charter dated 18 May 1019[1706]. "Comite Fredelando Pelaioz…cum coniuge mea Gelvira et mater mea donna Gutina" confirmed the donation of the monastery of San Ermeterio and San Celedonio de Taranco to the monastery of San Millán de la Cogolla, with the consent of "neptus mei Fernando Fredinandiz", by charter dated [13 Nov 1028][1707]. Her parentage is confirmed by the charter dated 18 Sep 1042 under which "Ordonius domni Veremundis regis filius…cum coniuge mee Fronilde Pelagius comite filia…et filiis nostris Veremundo Ordoniz, Sanctio Ordoniz et Fredenando Ordoniz et Ximena" donated "…villa…in Asturias territorio Oveto villa…fuit…de avio nostro Fredenando Veremudez…" to León Cathedral[1708]."
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     Vermudo Nunez (?) Conde de Cea married Velasquita (?)¹

Vermudo Nunez (?) Conde de Cea died after 958.¹
     GAV-30.

     Velasquita (?) married Vermudo Nunez (?) Conde de Cea, son of Munio Ordonez (?).¹

     GAV-30.

     Vela Bermudez (?) died circa 27 March 976.¹
      ; G2. Vela Bermudez, +ca 27.3.976
     H1. Argilo Velaz
     H2. Vermudo Velaz, Cde, +ca 1028; m. Elvira Lugo.¹

     Gonzalo Bermudez (?) Conde de Luna married Ildoncia (?), daughter of Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon.¹

      ; Gonzalo Bermudez, Cde de Luna; m.Ildoncia, dau.of King Ramiro II of Leon
     H1. a daughter; m.before 986 Cde García de Saldana.¹

     Ildoncia (?) married Gonzalo Bermudez (?) Conde de Luna, son of Vermudo Nunez (?) Conde de Cea and Velasquita (?).¹

      ; Ildoncia, dau.of King Ramiro II of Leon.¹

     Froiliuba (?) married Count Munio Flaginiz (?)¹

     Count Munio Flaginiz (?) married Froiliuba (?), daughter of Vermudo Nunez (?) Conde de Cea and Velasquita (?).¹

Count Munio Flaginiz (?) died in 962.¹

     Odoarioa (?) died after 870.¹

     Muniadomna (?) married Garcia I (?) King of Asturias and León, son of Alfonso III 'The Great' (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon and Jimena Garces (?) of Navarre, before 910
; her 1st husband.^2,3,4,1
Muniadomna (?) died between 913 and 921; Med Lands says d. "after 13 Oct 913, maybe after 4 Mar 921."¹ She married Fernando Ansúrez (?) Conde de Castile, son of Ansur (?), after January 914
;
Her 2nd husband; her 1st husband d. 19 Jan 914.^3,1,5
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "[MUNIADOMNA (-after 13 Oct 913, maybe after 4 Mar 921). Her parentage is indicated by the Cronica de Sampiro which names "socer…eius [=Garsea] Nunio" when recording his rebellion, implying from the context of the passage that the marriage took place before her husband's accession[157]. The Cronica de Sampiro (interpolated, España Sagrada edition) names García´s father-in-law “Munio Fredinandi”[158]. From a chonological point of view, no suitable Munio Fernández has been identified among the condes en Castilla and it appears more likely that Muniadomna´s father was Munio Núñez. "Garsea princeps et Mumma domna regina" donated certain churches to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 30 Aug 912[159]. "Garseas Rex…cum uxore mea Munia domina" donated certain towns to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 Oct 913[160]. "Garseani…rex…cum congugie mea Muma doma regina" donated certain the town of Mutarraf to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 May 923 (presumably misdated), confirmed by "Ranimirus, Urraca regina…Gutierre Memendiz, Sesebutus Petri…"[161]. Pérez de Urbel says that her second marriage is not certain but "suspected"[162]. “Fredinando Assuriz et uxor mea Momadonna et filio nostro Assur Fernandiz” donated “serna in locum...Riuo de Uena iusta ecclesie Sancte Eolalie” to San Pedro de Cardeña by charter dated 4 Mar 921, witnessed by “Assur, Obeco Nuniz, Tello...”[163].
     "m [firstly] (before 910) GARCÍA de Asturias, son of ALFONSO III "el Magno" King of Asturias & his wife Jimena --- ([871]-Zamora 19 Jan 914, bur [Oviedo]). He succeeded his father in 910 as GARCÍA I King of Asturias and León.
     "[m secondly FERNANDO Ansúrez, son of ANSUR --- & his wife --- (-930 or after). Conde en Castilla 927-930.]"
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     Munio Fernandez de Amaya Conde de Castile died after 932.¹
     Munio Fernandez de Amaya Conde de Castile was also known as Nuno Fernandez Conde de Amaya.²

     Brunisenda (?) married Ponce II de Empúries Comte de Empúries, son of Hugo II (?) Conde de Ampurias and Sancha (?) de Urgel.¹

Brunisenda (?) died circa 1154.¹

     Urraca binti Abdullah (?) married Fruela II "el Leproso" (?) King of León, son of Alfonso III 'The Great' (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon and Jimena Garces (?) of Navarre, in 913
;
Her 1st husband; his 2nd wife.^1,2,3,6,7,5 Urraca binti Abdullah (?) married Ramiro de Asturias titular King of León, son of Alfonso III 'The Great' (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon and Jimena Garces (?) of Navarre, before 23 September 926
;
Her 2nd husband.^1,8,9,3
Urraca binti Abdullah (?) died after 927.⁸
     ; Per Med Lands:
     "FRUELA ([875]-Jul 925). The Crónica de Sampiro (interpolated, España Sagrada edition) records that “Adefonsus filius Domini Ordonii” married “Pampilona…uxorem ex illorum prosapia generis…Xemena” by whom he had “filios...Garseanum, Ordonium, Froilanum et Gundisalvum qui archidiaconus ecclesie Ovetensis fuit”[272]. "Adefonsus rex et Exemena regina" donated property near Lanzada which had belonged to "Hermegildus filius Petri et uxor sua Yberia", who has rebelled against the king, to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 24 Jun 886, subscribed by "Exemena regina, Garsea, Hordonius, Froila"[273]. "Adefonsus rex et Exemena regina" donated "ecclesiam sce. Marie…in villa…Arenosium" to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 25 Jul 893, subscribed by "Exemena regina, Veremudus, Garsia, Ordonius, Froila, Gundisaluus"[274]. King Alfonso III and his wife "Ximena regina" donated property to Sahagún by charter dated 30 Nov 904, subscribed by "Garsia, Ordonius, Froila, Ranimirus, Gundisalvus", presumably their sons although this is not stated in the document[275]. "Adefonsus rex" donated property to Sahagún by charter dated 28 Apr 909, subscribed by "Vimara Froilani, Garsea, Ordonius, Gundisalvus, Froila, Ranimirus, Dunninus"[276]. The Chronicon Regum Legionensium names "King Fruela" as the son of "Alfonso and Jimena", when reporting his reburial in light of the threatened invasion of the kingdom of León and Asturias by Al-Mansur, incorrectly naming his wife "Queen Mummadonna"[277]. He succeeded his father in Oviedo in 910, and his brother in 924 as FRUELA II "el Leproso" King of Asturias and León, at León. "Froila" confirmed donations to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 17 Sep 924, subscribed by "Urraca regina"[278]. The Crónica de Sampiro, as reproduced in the Historia Silense, records that King Fruela II died "morbo proprio" after reigning one year and two months[279]. His death from leprosy triggered a succession crisis[280]. García Álvarez cites an undated spurious charter in the Tumbo de Samos, which records that “la vila de Sáa en la valle de Armea, cerca de Sarria” had belonged to “doña Ildoncia, hija del rey Ramiro”, after whose death it passed “a su nepto Vermudo” who granted it to “su mujer Guntroda”, from whom it passed to “su sobrino Fruela, hijo del rey Alfonso” who gave it “al rey Ramiro” who granted it to “su hermana Auria y al conde Nepociano Díaz”[281].
     "m firstly (before 911) NUÑILO Jimenez, [daughter of JIMENO Garces de Pamplona & his wife Sancha Aznárez de Larraún] (-after 25 Nov 913). Risco records that her name is engraved on the agate ark, filled with precious relics, offered by her and her husband to the church of San Salvador de Oviedo in 911 (but he does not quote the inscription)[282]. Flórez quotes the inscription "Froyla et Nunilo cognomento Scemena"[283]. “Froyla Rex filius Adephonsi Regis et Xemenæ Reginæ” confirmed his father´s donations to Oviedo Cathedral by charter dated 25 Nov 913, confirmed by “Nunilo Regina, Gundisalvus archidiaconus Ovetensis sedis filius Adephonsi Regis et Xemene Reginæ, Ramirus frater Froilani Regis”[284]. Risco states that she was born “en la reyno de Navarra”, but cites no primary source on which he bases the statement[285]. The Crónica de Sampiro (interpolated, España Sagrada edition) records that Fruela II married “Muniam Domnam” by whom he had “filios...Adefonsum, Ordonium sive et Ranimirum”[286].
     "m secondly ([913]) --- binti Abdullah, daughter of ABDULLAH ibn Muhammad, Wali of Toledo, Head of the Banu Qasi family. She was baptised URRACA on her marriage. Ibn Hazm names "Muhammad…Musa…Fortun…Abd Allah…Urraka" as the children of "Abd Allah", adding that Urraca married "el rey Furuwila ibn Idfuns" by whom she was the mother of "Rudmir y Urdunni"[287]. Her origin is discussed by Salazar y Acha[288]. Her parentage is confirmed by Ibn Khaldun[289]. "Froila" confirmed donations to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 17 Sep 924, subscribed by "Urraca regina"[290]. “Urraca regina...Hordonius regis prolis...Fortis filius domni Froilanis...” confirmed the charter dated 15 Jul 925 under which King Fruela II donated the site of their monastery to "abbati Attanarico" and the monastery of San Andres de Pardomino[291]. A charter dated 976 records an inventory of transactions involving "Uilla Naptaulio" which was made by "Fredenandus Uermudizi et Giluyra", among which a charter of "domna Urraca regina et filios suos Ordonio et Ranimiro"[292]."
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; Per Genealogy.EU (Iberia 2): “F3. King Fruela II "el Leproso" of Asturias (901-925) and Leon (924-925), *ca 875, +VII.925; 1m: before 911 Nunilo Ximena, believed to be dau.of Jimeno Garces of Pamplona; 2m: Urraca, dau.of Abdallah Ibn Muhammed Wali of Toledo”.¹⁰
; See the attached chart of the later generations of the Banu Qasi, before and descending from Musa Ibn Musa (from Wikipedia article). See the article for further details on the Banu Qasi and their Hispano-Roman origins.“.¹¹

Reference: Genealogics cites: Europäische Stammtafeln, J.A. Stargardt Verlag, Marburg, Schwennicke, Detlev (Ed.) 2:49.³

; Per Med Lands:
     "m (before 23 Sep 926) URRACA, daughter of --- (-after 927). "Garseani…rex…cum congugie mea Muma doma regina" donated certain the town of Mutarraf to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 May 923 (presumably misdated), confirmed by "Ranimirus, Urraca regina…Gutierre Memendiz, Sesebutus Petri…"[315]. She is named with her husband in his donation to the Cathedral of Oviedo dated 23 Sep 926. She was present in the castle of Lara signing two charters as "Urraca regina" in 927, suggesting the affiliation of her daughter Muniadomna[316]. Salazar y Acha suggests that she was the same person as the second wife of Ramiro´s older brother King Fruela II, although he admits there is no proof that this is correct[317]. "Ranemirus rex et Uraca regina" donated "lacum…in berno Bustum…Uitalicum" to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 26 Jun 938 (presumably misdated)[318]."
Med Lands cites: GAV-32. Urraca binti Abdullah (?) was also known as Urraca.¹ Urraca binti Abdullah (?) was also known as Urraca bint 'Abd Allah.¹¹

; per Ravilious email [2008]: "The first documented Urraca was the wife of Fruela II of Asturias in 917, and is directly documented as daughter of Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Lubb ibn Qasi. This is a Hispano-Roman family that had converted, and apparently had affiliation with the Basque region based on the use of common names (Garcia, Lupe, Fortun, etc.) As an aside, he notes that the Banu Qasi are given a Visigoth founder, Cassius, by Muslim sources, but the name as well as that of his son is clearly Latin, suggesting that the Muslim chroniclers were either in error or were using the term Visigoth to encompass the population of Iberia, independent of ethnicity. Queen Urraca had two sons, Ordono and Ramiro (as reported both by ibn Hazm and in a surviving charter). Fruela died in 925, and in 926, his brother Ramiro appears with wife Urraca, who also witnesses in 929. (as an aside, Barrau-Dihigo, in his Historia politica del reino Asturiano (718-910), reports an undated epitaph naming Urraca, wife of king Ramiro, that was taken as evidence for a marriage of king Ramiro I to a Urraca by Salazar y Castro, but this clearly seems to refer to this anti-king Ramiro and wife Urraca instead). Finally, in 969 we find a Urraca, wife of Aznar Purcelliz, mayordomo real in Leon. Salazar y Acha suggests that this was probably a daughter of Fruela II and Urraca bint Abdullah (as support, Aznar is called 'my uncle' by the Infanta Elvira)."²

; Per Med Lands:
     "daughter . Al-Udri records that "Mutarrif ibn Muhammad, hermano de Abd Allah" entered Tudela to see "Muhammad ibn Abd Allah al castillo de Valtierra" and rescue "Abd Allah" in exchange for "Falces y Caparroso", and for leaving "su hija y a su hijo Fortun" as hostages[539]. Ibn Hazm names "Muhammad…Musa…Fortun…Abd Allah…Urraka" as the children of "Abd Allah", adding that Urraca married "el rey Furuwila ibn Idfuns" by whom she was the mother of "Rudmir y Urdunni"[540]. She was baptised URRACA on her marriage. Her origin is discussed by Salazar y Acha[541]. Her parentage is confirmed by Ibn Khaldun[542]. A document of Otero de las Dueñas dated 976 names “domna Urraca regina et filios suos Ordonio et Ranimirio”[543].
     "m ([913]) as his second wife, FRUELA II "el Leproso" King of Asturias, son of ALFONSO III "el Magno" King of Asturias & his wife Jimena García de Pamplona ([875]-Jul 925)."
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     Abdallah Ibn Muhammed ibn Lubb ibn Qasi (?) Wali of Toledo died in 915.³
     ; See the attached chart of the later generations of the Banu Qasi, before and descending from Musa Ibn Musa (from Wikipedia article). See the article for further details on the Banu Qasi and their Hispano-Roman origins.“.³

Reference: Genealogics cites: Europäische Stammtafeln, J.A. Stargardt Verlag, Marburg, Schwennicke, Detlev (Ed.) 2:49.⁴ Abdallah Ibn Muhammed ibn Lubb ibn Qasi (?) Wali of Toledo was also known as 'Abd Alla ibn Muhammed ibn Lubb ibn Qasi (?)³ GAV-32EDV-32.

     Alfonso Froilaz (?) King of León was titular King of Leon between 925 and 926.¹

     Ramiro Froilaz (?) of León died in 932.¹

      ; Abbess at Lugo.¹

     Urraca Froilaz (?) of León married Aznar Purceliz (?) before 969.¹

     Aznar Purceliz (?) married Urraca Froilaz (?) of León, daughter of Fruela II "el Leproso" (?) King of León and Urraca binti Abdullah (?), before 969.¹

     Gonzalo (?) died circa 920.¹
      ; abbot at Oviedo.¹

     Vermudo (?) died circa 890.¹

     Ramiro de Asturias titular King of León married Urraca binti Abdullah (?), daughter of Abdallah Ibn Muhammed ibn Lubb ibn Qasi (?) Wali of Toledo, before 23 September 926
;
Her 2nd husband.^1,2,3,4
Ramiro de Asturias titular King of León died on 31 March 929.^1,2,3
Ramiro de Asturias titular King of León was buried after 31 March 929 at Cathedral of Oviedo, Oviedo, Oviedo, Provincia de Asturias, Asturias, Spain (now).²
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "RAMIRO (-31 March 929, bur Oviedo Cathedral). King Alfonso III and his wife "Ximena regina" donated property to Sahagún by charter dated 30 Nov 904, subscribed by "Garsia, Ordonius, Froila, Ranimirus, Gundisalvus", presumably their sons although this is not stated in the document[309]. "Adefonsus rex" donated property to Sahagún by charter dated 28 Apr 909, subscribed by "Vimara Froilani, Garsea, Ordonius, Gundisalvus, Froila, Ranimirus, Dunninus"[310]. "Garsea princeps et Mumma domna regina" donated certain churches, including the church obtained by “tius noster domnus Nunnus de dato patris nostri”, to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 30 Aug 912, confirmed by “Ranimirus...”[311]. Titular King of León. "Garseani…rex…cum congugie mea Muma doma regina" donated certain the town of Mutarraf to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 May 923 (presumably misdated), confirmed by "Ranimirus, Urraca regina…Gutierre Memendiz, Sesebutus Petri…"[312]. His death is commemorated in an inscription in the Cathedral of Oviedo, which names his father[313]. "Ranemirus rex et Uraca regina" donated "lacum…in berno Bustum…Uitalicum" to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 26 Jun 938 (presumably misdated)[314].
     "m (before 23 Sep 926) URRACA, daughter of --- (-after 927). "Garseani…rex…cum congugie mea Muma doma regina" donated certain the town of Mutarraf to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 May 923 (presumably misdated), confirmed by "Ranimirus, Urraca regina…Gutierre Memendiz, Sesebutus Petri…"[315]. She is named with her husband in his donation to the Cathedral of Oviedo dated 23 Sep 926. She was present in the castle of Lara signing two charters as "Urraca regina" in 927, suggesting the affiliation of her daughter Muniadomna[316]. Salazar y Acha suggests that she was the same person as the second wife of Ramiro´s older brother King Fruela II, although he admits there is no proof that this is correct[317]. "Ranemirus rex et Uraca regina" donated "lacum…in berno Bustum…Uitalicum" to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 26 Jun 938 (presumably misdated)[318]."
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Reference: Genealogics cites: Europäische Stammtafeln, J.A. Stargardt Verlag, Marburg, Schwennicke, Detlev (Ed.) 2:49.³ GAV-32. He was titular King.¹

     Raymond de Narbonne-Pelet Co-seigneur d’Ales married Agnes (?)¹

Raymond de Narbonne-Pelet Co-seigneur d’Ales died after July 1120.¹
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "RAYMOND de Narbonne-Pelet (-after Jul 1120). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not been identified. Albert of Aix names "…Reimundus cognomine Pellez…" among those who took part in the siege of Nikaia, dated to mid-1097 from the context[873]. William of Tyre names "Raimondus Piletus" among those present at the capture of Antioch in 1098[874]. William of Tyre records that Raymond Pelet captured Tortosa during the First Crusade[875]. Baldricus names "Raimundus Piletus" among the army of Raymond de Saint-Gilles Comte de Toulouse[876]. On 25 Jul 1098 he took Tell-Mannas, on 14 Feb 1099 with Raymond de Turenne he attacked and won Tortosa, on 18 Jun 1099 with Guillaume de Sabran he fought successfully to have the goods and arms brought by the Genovese safely transported to Jerusalem[877]. Co-seigneur d’Ales: Paulet records that Bernard d’Anduze shared the seigneurie of Alest with Raymond Pelet in 1118[878]. "Dominus Bermundus [error for Raymundus?] Pelet et uxor sua…Agne" donated "ecclesia Sancti Petri Malonensis" to Conques by charter dated Jul 1120[879].
     "m AGNES, daughter of --- (-after Jul 1120). "Dominus Bermundus [error for Raymundus?] Pelet et uxor sua…Agne" donated "ecclesia Sancti Petri Malonensis" to Conques by charter dated Jul 1120[880]. Raymond & his wife had two children:
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     Sancho Ordonez (?) was born circa 895.¹ He married Goto Nunez (?), daughter of Count Nuno Gutierrez (?) and Elvira Arias (?), before 927.¹

Sancho Ordonez (?) died in 929.¹
      ; titular King.¹

     Goto Nunez (?) married Sancho Ordonez (?), son of Ordoño II (?) King of Galicia and Leon and Elvira Menendez (?) of Portugal, before 927.¹

Goto Nunez (?) died after 947.¹

     Count Nuno Gutierrez (?) married Elvira Arias (?)¹

     Elvira Arias (?) married Count Nuno Gutierrez (?)¹

     Garcia Ordonez (?) died circa 934.¹

     Jimena Ordonez (?) died circa 935.¹