Pandulf was the son of Landulf and Yvantia. The date and place of his birth have not been found.
He died in MAR 0981. The place is not known.
Pandulf |
Landulf |
Landulf |
Atenulf I |
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Sichelgaeta of Gaeta |
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Gemma of Naples |
Athanasius |
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Yvantia |
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Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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Death | MAR 0981 |
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Attribute | Date | Description | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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Nobility Title | FROM 0943/44 | prince de Benevento et de Capoue | ||||
Nobility Title | FROM 0967 | duc de Spolète et de Camerino | ||||
Nobility Title | FROM 0977/78 | prince de Solerne |
Note 1
Late in 965, a rebellion in Rome overthrew Pope John XIII, who was arrested and carted off to imprisonment in Campania. Whether he escaped or was released, he arrived in Capua not much later, seeking the protection of Pandulf, who gladly gave it. In return, and for the favour of the citizens, he erected Capua into an archdiocese and gave Pandulf's brother John the pallium. After ten months of exile, another revolt in Rome gave opportunity for return and Pandulf sent the pope back with a Capuan escort.