Ebalus Manzer (of Aquitaine, Mansour) b. about 873 d. about 935
| Lineage | Ramnulfids |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Ebalus Manzer |
| Other last names | of Aquitaine, Mansour |
| Parents
♂ Ranulf III of Aquitaine b. estimated 850 d. 5 August 890 | |
Events
about 873 birth:
marriage: ♀ Emilienne de Poitiers b. estimated 895
890 - 892 title: comte de Poitiers
902 - 934 title: comte de Poitiers
estimated 910 child birth: Poitiers, ♂ Guillaume III de Poitiers b. estimated 910 d. 3 April 963
estimated 915 child birth: ♂ Ebles de Poitiers b. estimated 915 d. 963
about 935 death:
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The surname Manzer may be German although this is problematic since no German connections to the family exist. It may also be Arabic... Manzer is a male Arabic name that means "victorious by divine aid," literally "blessed by God to be victorious." The name comes from the Arabic root naṣr (نصر), meaning "victory."
The fact this Ebalus' grandmother is named Bilqis is also indicative of possible Arabic connections.
From grandparents to grandchildren
occupation: Chancelier de France
death: 9 January 867
♂ Hugh Capet title: 16 June 956 - 24 October 996, Count of París, Poitou, Orléans u.a.
title: 960, Duke of France (lat.: dux Francorum)
marriage: ♀ Adélaïde de Poitiers
title: June 987, Senlis (Oise), King of France
title: July 987, Laienabt von Saint-Martin de Tours, Saint-Germain d'Auxerre, Saint-Aignan in Orléans, Saint-Quentin, Saint-Vaast usw.
other: 3 July 987, sacre
death: 24 October 996, Paris, France
burial: Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), Basilica of St Denis
