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and his faction in the city. On 21 October 1142, Ermengard had signed a marriage contract with
Alfonso, who was the overlord of the viscounty of Narbonne and in control of the town during Ermengard's youth. The aristocratic faction opposed to Alfonso captured the duke and married Ermengard to one of
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