Ermengol I d’Urgell
Ermengol I d’Urgell was a count known for his significant role in the feudal politics of Catalonia. His name is associated with a historical incident involving a homicide for which he was said to have performed penance, raising questions about his potential involvement in Guitard's violent death.
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Andorra:
Ermengol I d’Urgell is featured in a recently reissued novel by Albert Villaró that recounts the adventures of the Urgellans in their expedition to Córdoba in 1010.
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Ermengol I is noted as the first Christian to document the possession of a chess set in Europe.
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Ermengol I d’Urgell is speculated to be the one who mortally wounded Guitard.
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