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Both a feudal title of comital rank and a more technical office. Gaugraf Gaugrave Gau 'imperial territory' + Graf. Ruler of a gau in the Carolingian Empire...

administration of the realm during the 9th and 10th centuries and ruled by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "gau count"). Similar to many shires in England, during the...

Bonngau; in the east the Rhine separated the Ahrgau from the Auelgau. The gaugraves (Gaugrafen) of Ahrgau mentioned in the records were: Sigbod, or Sybodo...

1140) to Hedwig of Gudensberg, the daughter and heiress of the Hessian gaugrave ("gau count"), Giso IV, on the basis of which, after the death of Giso...

century the gaus lost their political relevance. The gau was ruled by gaugraves ("gau counts"): Albuin (died after 898), Count of the Eifelgau Erenfried...

circle Imperial diet History Namur County 1194: Margraviate Burg n/a 998: Gaugrave ("gau count") in Lommegau invested with title Namur 1067: Partitioned into...

Falkenburg Castle. According to legend, after the death of her husband, Gaugrave Wernher I, his widow, Wiligarta, led a hermit's life here as penance to...

Frankish rule, the land was carved up into Gaue, with each headed by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count"). Rohrbach belonged, together with the other...

He divided the empire up into Gaue and named one of his stalwarts the gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count") to each Gau. He administered the king's Gau...

system, Bruchweiler found itself in the Nahegau. Heading the Gau was a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e."Gau count"), who was the king's official, and who could,...

the Emichones, who until 1110 were lords in the Nahegau. When the last gaugrave ("Gau count"), Emich, died, the divisions began: about 1113, his son Emich...

their empire into Gaue (roughly “shires”), and each Gau was headed by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count"). Several Gaue would be united into a province...