William the Pious

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William the Pious was a 10th-century Duke of Aquitaine best known for founding the influential Cluny Abbey and promoting monastic reform in medieval France.

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instanceOf Duke of Aquitaine
founder of monastery
human
medieval ruler
activityEnd early 10th century
activityStart late 9th century
associatedWith Benedictine Rule
medieval France
monastic reform in Aquitaine
burialPlace Abbey of Saint-Julien
countryOfCitizenship West Francia
dateOfDeath 918
donated lands in Burgundy to Cluny Abbey
era 10th century
father Bernard Plantapilosa
founded Cluny Abbey
givenName William
knownFor patronage of Benedictine monasticism
promoting monastic reform
supporting the Cluniac reforms
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
Old French
legalAct charter of foundation of Cluny (910)
mother Ermengard of Auvergne
nobleFamily House of Auvergne
notableWork foundation of Cluny Abbey
patronage Cluniac order
linked to: Benedictines
placeOfDeath Saint-Julien, near Cluny
positionHeld Count of Auvergne
Count of Bourges
Count of Limoges
Count of Mâcon
Count of Poitiers
Duke of Aquitaine
realm County of Auvergne
County of Poitiers
Duchy of Aquitaine
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
spouse Adalindis
linked to: Adalinda

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successor William II of Aquitaine
title Count of Auvergne
Count of Bourges
Count of Limoges
Count of Mâcon
Count of Poitiers
Duke of Aquitaine

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William I, Duke of Aquitaine alsoKnownAs William the Pious
King of Aquitaine titleHolder William the Pious
Guillaume le Pieux alsoKnownAs William the Pious