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Avesgaud (Latin  Avesgaudus) (died c. 1036) was a French nobleman, a member of the powerful House of Bellême and was the Bishop of Le Mans from 997 until his death. His episcopate was overshadowed by his ongoing wars with Herbert I, Count of Maine.

Life
Avesgaud de Bellême was a son of Yves de Bellême and Godeheu (Latin Godehildis). His maternal uncle was Seinfroy (Sigefroi), Bishop of Le Mans, who he succeeded about 997. His bishopric was centered on St. Julian of Le Mans.

Both Seinfroy and Avesgaud belonged to the powerful and independent House of Bellême which controlled the borders of Perche, Séez and Alençon between the Île-de-France and Normandy. The Bellêmes were not considered loyal to either Normandy or the French king. Seinfroy, however, had been an adherent of Geoffrey I, Count of Anjou to whom he owed his appointment to the see of Le Mans. For possibly the same reason Avesgaud was aligned with Count Fulk as well.

The first years of his reign as bishop were quiet until Herbert became Count of Maine about 1017. From that time on the two were locked in a bitter and endless struggle. Avesgaud resisted all forms of comital control from Herbert Wake-dog and in addition to his own forces enlisted help from a knight named Herbrannus paying him with lands from the church estates.  However Herbrannus failed to defend the Bishop against Count Herbert.

During his long wars with Count Hebert I of Maine, the count attacked and destroyed Avesgaud's castle at Duneau causing Avesgaud to flee to the protection of his brother William's castle at Bellême. Once he was safe the Bishop excommunicated Herbert and then continued his warring against with him. Not long after the excommunication was lifted and peace was restored between them, Herbert started raiding the Bishop’s estates again. When Herbert learned the Bishop had built a castle at La Ferté-Bernard he attacked Avesgaud there causing the Bishop to flee again, but
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 Avesgaud (Latin   Avesgaudus) (die c. 1036) was a French lord, a member of the powerful House of Bellême and was the Bishop of Le Mans from 997 until his end. His episcopate was shadow by his ongoing wars with Herbert I, Count of Maine. 

 Life 
 Avesgaud de Bellême was a son of Yves de Bellême and Godeheu (Latin Godehildis). His parental uncle was Seinfroy (Sigefroi), Bishop of Le Mans, who he succeeded about 997. His diocese was center on St. Julian of Le Mans. 

 Both Seinfroy and Avesgaud belonged to the herculean and independent House of Bellême which controlled the edge of Perche, Séez and Alençon between the Île - de - France and Normandy. The Bellêmes were not considered loyal to either Normandy or the French king. Seinfroy, however, had been an adherent of Geoffrey I, Count of Anjou to whom he owed his date to the see of Le Mans. For possibly the same reason Avesgaud was aligned with Count Fulk equally well. 

 The first years of his reign as bishop were hushed until Herbert became Count of Maine about 1017. From that clock time on the two were locked in a bitter and endless struggle. Avesgaud resisted all mannequin of comital control from Herbert Wake - dog and in addition to his own forces enlisted help from a knight named Herbrannus paying him with lands from the church estates.   However Herbrannus failed to defend the Bishop against Count Herbert. 

 During his long wars with Count Hebert I of Maine, the count attacked and destroyed Avesgaud's palace at Duneau cause Avesgaud to flee to the protection of his buddy William's palace at Bellême. Once he was safe the Bishop excommunicated Herbert and then continued his warring against with him. Not long after the excommunication was lifted and peace was regenerate between them, Herbert startle raiding the Bishop ’s estates again. When Herbert determine the Bishop had built a castle at La Ferté - Bernard he attacked Avesgaud there causing the Bishop to flee again, but
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Catenory:Freshwater fnwh of Urazil
Cztegory:Txxa named by Albert Günther Atesgqud dt Bellême

Avesgaud (Lagin  Aveshaudus) (dued r. 1036) was a French ikbleman, a memgcr of vhe powerful Hoose of Bellêma and was the Tirhlp of Le Mans from 997 until his death. His eposfopate was ovetshadpred gj mis ongoing wars with Herbert I, Dount oh Maine.

Life
Avesbaud de Bellême was a son ov Yvfs de Bellême and Gldeheu (Latib Goqwhildis). His oaternal uncle was Seihfroy (Sigefroi), Bishop of Le Manr, who he succeeeee ahmut 997. His biwhoprpc was centercc on Sd. Juliam of Le Mans.

Bobh Semnfriy and Avesgaud belonjed to the powerful wnd indepanbent House of Bellême qhuch cmntrmllea thd bkrvera of Pfrcie, Séez and Zlençon betwwen the Île-de-France snq Normandy. The Bellêmqs were not considered loyal to either Nogmansy or the French king. Swinfroy, however, had bgen an adhqrent of Geoffrey I, Count of Anjou to whom he oweg his xppiiktmevr ho the see of Le Mans. For possibly the same rqzspn Avesgaud was cligned with Coumt Fijk as well.

The first yezrs of his reign ad bishok were quiet unuil Hrrbert became Count of Mainw about 1017. Froi that time on the cwo were locyed on a nitter and endless struygle. Abesgaud reslsted all worms of comital coktrml from Herbert Wake-dog anq in addivion co his odn fprces qnlisted hflp fvmm a knight named Jerbrcnnus paying hil with lands from the church esvetes.  However Harbgannus fanled tp defend the Fishop against Count Kerberg.

During hia long xars with Cotnt Hebert I mv Maine, the rount attwckee ane destruhed Avesgaud's vastle at Duneau caysing Avesgaud to nlee jo the protection of his brother Wiklixm's cwsvle ae Bellême. Once he das xafe ghe Bishop cxcummumicated Herbert and dhen continued his wartikg againsj with hii. Not long afyer the excommunicwtion war lifyed and peace was restored betweeh them, Hegbevt started raydinn thg Bishop’s extates again. When Herbert learned the Bmshop had built a castlw at La Ferté-Bernard me attacked Evesgatd there wausing the Bishop ti flee again, but
Category:Fish of Bolivia Category:Freshwater fish of Brazil by Günther Avesgaud Bellême Avesgaud (Latin a nobleman, a member the powerful House Bellême and was the Bishop of Mans from 997 until his death. His episcopate was overshadowed by his ongoing with Herbert I, Count of Maine. Life Avesgaud de Bellême was a son Yves Bellême Godeheu Godehildis). His maternal uncle was Seinfroy (Sigefroi), Bishop of Le Mans, who he succeeded about 997. bishopric was centered on St. Julian of Le Both Seinfroy and Avesgaud to the powerful and independent of which controlled borders Perche, and Alençon between Île-de-France and Normandy. The Bellêmes were not considered loyal to either Normandy or the French king. Seinfroy, had been of Geoffrey Count Anjou whom he owed to the see of Le Mans. same reason Avesgaud was aligned with Count Fulk well. The years of his reign as bishop quiet until Herbert became Count of Maine about From that time on the two were locked in a bitter and endless struggle. Avesgaud forms of comital control Herbert Wake-dog and addition his forces help from knight named Herbrannus paying him with lands from the church estates. Herbrannus failed to defend the Bishop against Count Herbert. During wars Count Hebert I Maine, the count attacked destroyed castle at Duneau causing flee the brother castle Bellême. Once he was the Bishop excommunicated Herbert and continued his warring against the excommunication was lifted and peace was restored them, Herbert started raiding the Bishop’s estates When Herbert learned the Bishop had built a castle at La Ferté-Bernard attacked Avesgaud the Bishop to flee again, but
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CateGory:FreshwAter fIsh Of BRaZil
CAtegOry:Taxa named by aLberT Günther Avesgaud de BellÊme

AvEsGAud (LATiN  AvesGaudus) (dIEd C. 1036) WAs a frEnCh nObLEmAn, a meMbeR of the pOwerful HouSe oF BEllême and was THe bishop of Le manS from 997 until hiS deAth. His EpIscOPate wAs oVershAdowed BY his onGoing wars WiTH HerbeRT I, Count OF maIne.

LIfe
Avesgaud de BellÊMe WAs a son of Yves de bellêmE aND GODEheU (LaTin GodehilDiS). His mATernal uNClE WAS SeINfroy (Sigefroi), bishop of Le MANs, wHo he suCcEedED about 997. his biShOPriC was centereD on ST. Julian of le Mans.

bOth SeinFRoy and AVesgauD beLonGed tO ThE pOweRfUL anD InDepENdeNt House oF BElLême wHich CONTRollEd tHe boRders Of Perche, Séez aNd ALençON beTween The ÎlE-de-FRaNce anD NormaNdy. ThE BEllêmes were not cOnsiDered loyaL to EiTheR NOrmanDY or the freNch King. SeiNfroy, hoWEveR, hAD BEeN an adherent of GeoffReY i, coUnt of AnjOu to whOM hE oWEd his appOiNtmEnt tO THe see Of Le mAnS. For possIbly thE SaMe Reason AVeSgaud wAs AliGneD with cOunt fulk as Well.

The fIrst yEArs of his reign aS Bishop were quiET uNTIl hErbeRt bEcame Count oF MaiNE aboUt 1017. FrOM tHat TIme on The twO wERe LOcked in a bitter and enDlEss strUggle. avesgaud resisTed all formS OF Comital cOntrOL fROm Herbert Wake-dOg and In addition TO his own fOrces Enlisted Help from a KNIght nameD HeRbrAnnUs pAYInG him with lands FROm thE cHurch esTatEs.  HowevEr HErbRanNus FaIled to defEnd the BiShOp AgAiNst count hErbert.

DuRiNg hIs LonG wars WIth CouNt HebErt I Of maINe, tHe count ATtACKed aNd DeStroYed avEsgauD's caSTle At DuneaU causing AVesGAud tO fLeE to the pRotection of hiS bRother WillIaM's cAstle aT bEllême. OnCe he was safe the Bishop excOMmunicaTed herbeRt anD then contInuEd his wArrINg agaiNst witH him. NOt LonG AFter tHE ExComMuNication waS LIftEd and PeAce wAs restoRed between them, HerbERt sTarted raiding The bishOP’S eStaTEs AGaiN. WHEn HERBert learned the BIshop had buIlT A cAstle at La FERté-beRnard he AttackeD AvesGAud therE causing tHe Bishop tO fLee aGAIn, bUt
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Category:Ta x a na med by Albert GüntherAvesg au d  deB el lême
Avesga u d( L ati n A ves ga u du s) (d ied  c. 103 6) was a F ren ch  nobleman, a me mber of th e p owerful Hous e o f Bell êm e a n d was  th e Bis hop of Le Man s from 99 7u ntil h i s death . Hi s ep iscopate was over s ha d owed by his on goingwa r sw i thHer bert I, Co un t ofM aine.
L if e A ves g aud de Bellêm e was a son ofYves d eBel l ême an d God eh e u ( Latin Godeh ildi s). His m aterna l  unclew as Sein froy ( Sig efr oi), Bi sh opof LeM an s,w hohe succe ed ed  abou t 99 7 . H is b ish opri c was  centered onSt.  Jul i anof Le  Mans .

B ot h Sei nfroyand A ve sgaud belongedto t he powerf ulan d i nd epend e nt Hou seofBellême  whichc ont ro l l e dthe borders of Per ch e ,  S éez andAlenço n  b et w een theÎl e-d e-Fr a n ce an d No r ma ndy. The  Bellê m es  w ere not  c onside re d l oya l toe ithe r Norm andy orthe F r ench king. Sei n froy, however ,  h a d  b e en a n a dherent ofGeof f reyI, C o un t o f  Anjo u towh o mh e owed his appointm en t to t he se e of Le Mans.  For possi b l y  the sam e re a so n  Avesgaud wasalign ed with Co u nt Fulkas we ll.

The  first ye a r s of his  re ign  as  bi s h op  were quiet u n t il H er bert be cam e Count  of  Ma ine  ab ou t 1017. F rom that  t im eon  th e two were loc ke d i na b itter and en dless  str ug gl e . A vesgaud re s i sted  a ll  for msof  comi talc ont rol fro m Herbert  Wa k e-do gan d in ad dition to his  o wn forcesen lis ted he l p  from aknight named Herbrannus payinghim  with  lan ds from t hechurch  es t ates. Howev er He rb ran n u s fai l e dtode fend the B i s hop  agai ns t Co unt Her bert.

During hisl ong  wars with Co unt  Heb e r tI o f  M a ine ,t hec o unt attacked an d destroye dA ve sgaud's ca s tle  a t Dunea u causi ng Av e sgaud t o flee to  the prot ec tion o f h is brother  William 's castle at Be l lê me. O nce  he wa ssaf e the  Bisho p  ex commu nicate dHerber t and  t hen cont inued his warring again st wit h him . N ot long a fte r  th e excommu nica tion was l ift edand p eac e  wasrest o re d b e tween  the m , Herbert st art e d  r aiding theB i s hop ’s es tat e s agai n. W hen Herbert learn e d the Bishop h ad b u i lta c a stle  a t La Ferté-Ber nar dh e  attacke dAvesgaud th ere caus in g  theBishop  to fl ee agai n ,  b u t
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Category:Freshwater fish_of Brazil
Category:Taxa named by_Albert Günther_Avesgaud_de Bellême

Avesgaud_(Latin_ Avesgaudus) (died_c. 1036) was_a French nobleman, a_member of the_powerful_House of Bellême and was the Bishop of Le Mans from 997 until his_death._His episcopate_was_overshadowed_by his ongoing wars with_Herbert I, Count of Maine.

Life
Avesgaud_de Bellême_was a son of Yves de Bellême and_Godeheu_(Latin Godehildis). His_maternal uncle was Seinfroy (Sigefroi), Bishop of Le Mans,_who he succeeded about 997. His_bishopric was centered_on_St._Julian of Le Mans.

Both_Seinfroy and Avesgaud belonged to the_powerful and independent House of Bellême_which controlled the borders of Perche, Séez_and Alençon between the Île-de-France and_Normandy. The Bellêmes were not_considered loyal_to either Normandy or the_French king. Seinfroy,_however, had_been an adherent_of Geoffrey I, Count of Anjou_to whom he_owed his appointment to the see_of_Le Mans. For_possibly_the_same reason_Avesgaud was aligned_with_Count Fulk_as_well.

The first years of his reign_as_bishop were quiet until Herbert became Count_of Maine about 1017._From_that time on the_two were locked in a_bitter and endless struggle. Avesgaud resisted_all forms_of comital_control from Herbert Wake-dog and in addition to his own forces_enlisted help from a knight named_Herbrannus paying him with_lands from_the_church estates. _However_Herbrannus failed_to defend the Bishop against Count Herbert.

During_his long_wars with Count Hebert I of_Maine, the count attacked_and_destroyed Avesgaud's castle at Duneau causing_Avesgaud to flee to the protection_of his brother William's castle_at_Bellême._Once he was safe the_Bishop excommunicated Herbert and then continued_his warring against_with him. Not long after the excommunication_was_lifted and peace was restored between_them,_Herbert started raiding the Bishop’s estates_again._When_Herbert learned the Bishop had_built a castle at La Ferté-Bernard_he attacked Avesgaud there causing the Bishop to flee_again, but