Robert Niartal

Robert Niartal

Beashnys
Ruggyr	c. 830 Worms, yn Impiraght Charolingiagh
Baase	2 Jerrey Souree 866 (35–36 bleeaney d'eash) Cah Brissarthe
Bun baaish	Baase ayns caggey
Coontey Anjou
Coontey Auxerre
Coontey Blois, Châteaudun as Chartres
Mark-choontey Neustria
Coontey Nevers
Coontey Tours
Jannooyn
Keird	feudatory (en)
Coorse caggee
Co-chaggey	Cah Brissarthe
Elley
Enmys ooasle	Coontey Blois, Châteaudun as Chartres (865–866) Coontey Nevers (865–866) Coontey Auxerre (865–866) Coontey Anjou (862–866) Mark-choontey Neustria (861–866)
Lught-thie	Robertians (en)
Sheshey	Adelheid van Tours (en)
Paitçhey	slane rolley Odo (en) Robert I of France (en)
Paarant	Robert III of Worms (en)  as Wiltrud of Orleans (en)
Braar ny shuyr	slane rolley Odo I, Count of Troyes (en)
Lught mooinjeragh	slane rolley Adelheid van Tours (en) Odo I, Count of Troyes (en) Adalhelm de Laon (en) Hugh the Abbot (en)
Aundyryn

Robert Niartal (Frangish: Robert le Fort; c. 830 – 866), she ayr lesh daa ree er Francia Heear v'eh: Odo (ny Eudes) as Robert I y Rank. Ta e vooinjer enmyssit ass myr ny Robertee. Ayns 853, v'eh enmyssit missus dominicus liorish Çhalse Meayl, Ree Francia Heear. She shenn shenn-ayr lesh Hugh Capet v'eh as, myr shen, shennayr lesh ny Capetianee.

Jallooyn

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  Lhiaght da Robert Niartal, soit ec keeill Notre Dame de Brissarthe
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  Lhiaght da Robert Niartal, Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe