Theodoric was born about 0730, the son of Thierry III d'Autun and Rolande de Laon. The place is not known.
He died in 0796. The place is not known.
His wife was saint Aude de France. They were married, but the date and place have not been found. Their five known children were Berthe (<0755-?), saint Rædburh (c0788-?), Thierry (?-?), saint Guillaume I (c0742-0812) and Andalelme I (<0760-0810).
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Theodoric IV de Narbonne |
Thierry III d'Autun |
Natronai ben Nehemiah David |
Nehemiah ben Haninai David |
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NN Shahrijar |
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Hugobert d'Austrasie |
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Irmina d'Œren |
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Hugobert d'Austrasie |
Albéric d'Austrasie |
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Adèle de Poitiers |
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Irmina d'Œren |
Théodard d'Œren |
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| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Birth | ABT 0730 |
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| Death | 0796 |
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| Attribute | Date | Description | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Nobility Title | Judaiarch of the Narbonne | |||||
| Nobility Title | FROM 0771 TO 0793 | Makhir of the Caliph | ||||
| Nobility Title | III comte d'Autun |
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| Théodoric (I duc de Toulouse, comte d'Autun) | same person? |
| Rolinde d'Aquitaine | mère? |
| Habibai ben Natronai David (comte d'Autun) | père? |
| Gilbert de Rouergue | fils? |
Note 1
Theuderic IV (Thierry), known to the Moors as Makir Theodoric, governor of Neustria and Burgundy. Ousted from power by Charles Martel in 737; Lord of Septimania, d 741
Note 2
It has been proposed by some that he was the same person as Makir, the Judiarch of Narbonne. If true, he has a Jewish pedigree going back approx 50 generations to King David of Israel. While a case can be made, it has been rendered a very weak one by Nat Taylor's research.
Nat Taylor's excellent article "Saint William, King David, and Makhir" in the July/October 1997 issue of 'The American Genealogist' makes it appear quite unlikely that Theuderic, father of St. William of Gellone, is identical to Makhir.
Further discussion on Medival-L with Nat Turner and others indicate that this man does not have any "proven" descendents or ancestors. He may have been invented at one time or another.
Note 3
I personally feel that any attempt to discredit the existence of Makhir Theodoric may be racist in its conception. At Theodoric's time Exilarchs were among the imperial aristocracy and held in equal regard to other aristocrats.