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Guy IV (c. 1197 – 1226) of the House of Châtillon was the de facto count of Saint-Pol as Guy II from 1219/1223 until his death. Born around 1197, Guy was the eldest son of Walter III of Châtillon and Elizabeth, heiress of Saint-Pol. Upon his father's death in 1219, he inherited the castle of Montjay-la-Tour and the county of Saint-Pol, although his mother retained the right of residence for life. His younger brother, Hugh, inherited Châtillon, Crécy and the butlership of the county of Champagne. Guy and Hugh consented to their father placing his lands under the guardianship of Philip of Nanteuil, his executor.

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  • Guiu II de Saint Pol (ca)
  • Guido I. (St. Pol) (de)
  • Guy II, Count of Saint-Pol (en)
  • Guy II de Châtillon-Saint-Pol (fr)
  • Gwijde II van Saint-Pol (nl)
  • Ги IV де Шатильон (ru)
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  • Guy II de Saint-Pol ou Guy IV de Châtillon, mort en 1226, est comte de Saint-Pol. (fr)
  • Gwijde II van Saint-Pol ook bekend als Gwijde IV van Châtillon (circa 1196 - Avignon, 6 augustus 1226) was van 1219 tot aan zijn dood graaf van Saint-Pol. Hij behoorde tot het . (nl)
  • Ги IV де Шатильон (фр. Gui IV de Châtillon; после 1196 — 6 августа 1226, Авиньон) — граф де Сен-Поль (Ги I), , де и Бруаньи с 1219, , де Кон-сюр-Луар, де Шатель-Сенсуар, де Сен-Эньян и (по праву жены) с 1222, старший сын Гоше III де Шатильон, , и , графини де Сен-Поль. (ru)
  • Guiu IV de Châtillon (vers 1197-1226) fou un noble francès, comte de Saint Pol sota el nom de Guiu II de Saint Pol; fou també senyor de , Troissy i Pierrefonds. Era fill de Gaucher III, senyor-comte de Châtillon i d', comtessa de Saint-Pol. Es va casar amb Agnès de Donzy, abans 1221, probablement a l'entorn del 1219 quan va succeir al seu pare al front del comtat de Saint Pol. Van tenir dos fills: (ca)
  • Guido von Châtillon (* nach 1196; † August 1226 vor Avignon) war ab 1219 als Guido I. Graf von Saint-Pol und Auxerre, außerdem Herr von Montjay (Montjay-la-Tour, ein Weiler in Villevaudé, Département Seine-et-Marne), und Crécy und durch Ehe Herr von Donzy und Saint-Aignan. Er war der älteste Sohn des Walter III. von Châtillon († 1219) und der († 1240). Beim Tod seines Vaters erbte er 1219 dessen Herrschaften Montjay und Broigny. Ebenso übernahm er die Grafschaft von Saint-Pol von seiner Mutter. Mit Agnes hatte Guido zwei Kinder: (de)
  • Guy IV (c. 1197 – 1226) of the House of Châtillon was the de facto count of Saint-Pol as Guy II from 1219/1223 until his death. Born around 1197, Guy was the eldest son of Walter III of Châtillon and Elizabeth, heiress of Saint-Pol. Upon his father's death in 1219, he inherited the castle of Montjay-la-Tour and the county of Saint-Pol, although his mother retained the right of residence for life. His younger brother, Hugh, inherited Châtillon, Crécy and the butlership of the county of Champagne. Guy and Hugh consented to their father placing his lands under the guardianship of Philip of Nanteuil, his executor. (en)
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  • Guiu IV de Châtillon (vers 1197-1226) fou un noble francès, comte de Saint Pol sota el nom de Guiu II de Saint Pol; fou també senyor de , Troissy i Pierrefonds. Era fill de Gaucher III, senyor-comte de Châtillon i d', comtessa de Saint-Pol. Es va casar amb Agnès de Donzy, abans 1221, probablement a l'entorn del 1219 quan va succeir al seu pare al front del comtat de Saint Pol. Van tenir dos fills: * Gaucher de Châtillon, (+1250), que va succeir a la seva mare en els drets de Nevers i Tonnerre i fou hereu d'Auxerre * Iolanda de Châtillon, successora de Gaucher en els drets de Nevers i Tonnerre i hereva d'Auxerre, 1250-1254 (+1254) (ca)
  • Guido von Châtillon (* nach 1196; † August 1226 vor Avignon) war ab 1219 als Guido I. Graf von Saint-Pol und Auxerre, außerdem Herr von Montjay (Montjay-la-Tour, ein Weiler in Villevaudé, Département Seine-et-Marne), und Crécy und durch Ehe Herr von Donzy und Saint-Aignan. Er war der älteste Sohn des Walter III. von Châtillon († 1219) und der († 1240). Beim Tod seines Vaters erbte er 1219 dessen Herrschaften Montjay und Broigny. Ebenso übernahm er die Grafschaft von Saint-Pol von seiner Mutter. Er heiratete 1221 Agnes de Donzy († 1225), Gräfin von Nevers. Diese war die Tochter und Alleinerbin ihrer Eltern Hervé IV. de Donzy († 1223) (Haus Semur) und Mathilde von Courtenay († 1257). Sie brachte die Herrschaften ihres Vaters, Donzy und Saint-Aignan mit in die Ehe. Außerdem hatte sie Erbansprüche auf die Ländereien ihrer Mutter, nämlich die Grafschaften Tonnerre, Auxerre und Nevers und die Herrschaften Montmirail, Perche-Gouët und Cosne. Mit Agnes hatte Guido zwei Kinder: * Gaucher de Châtillon (* um 1221; † 6. April 1250), Herr von Montjay, Broigny, Donzy, Saint-Aignan; ⚭ 1236 Johanna († Januar 1252), Tochter von Philipp Hurepel * Jolanthe de Châtillon (* um 1222; † 1254); ⚭ 1228 Archambault IX. von Bourbon († 1249). Guido nahm 1226 im Kreuzzug König Ludwigs VIII. von Frankreich gegen die Albigenser teil. Dabei starb er im August bei der Belagerung von Avignon. Da sein Sohn Gaucher zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch minderjährig war, gelang es Guidos Bruder Hugo I. von Châtillon und Bar, die Nachfolge als Graf von Saint-Pol anzutreten und Gaucher musste sich mit den Herrschaften Montjay, Broigny, Donzy und Saint-Aignan, sowie der Aussicht auf die Grafschaften Tonnerre, Auxerre und Nevers begnügen. Auch Gaucher konnte das Erbe in den drei Grafschaften aber nicht antreten, da seine Großmutter Mathilde auch ihn überlebte. Nach Gauchers Tod 1250 gingen die Erbansprüche auf Guidos Tochter Jolanthe über, die ebenfalls vor ihrer Großmutter 1254 starb. Immerhin hatte sie eine Tochter, die schließlich 1257 die drei Grafschaften erbte. (de)
  • Guy IV (c. 1197 – 1226) of the House of Châtillon was the de facto count of Saint-Pol as Guy II from 1219/1223 until his death. Born around 1197, Guy was the eldest son of Walter III of Châtillon and Elizabeth, heiress of Saint-Pol. Upon his father's death in 1219, he inherited the castle of Montjay-la-Tour and the county of Saint-Pol, although his mother retained the right of residence for life. His younger brother, Hugh, inherited Châtillon, Crécy and the butlership of the county of Champagne. Guy and Hugh consented to their father placing his lands under the guardianship of Philip of Nanteuil, his executor. In a sign of his father's wealth and prestige, Guy made a very advantageous marriage. In 1221, he married , daughter of Hervé IV of Donzy, who had been betrothed to Philip, eldest son of the future King Louis VIII, until his premature death in 1218. She was supposed to then marry the future Louis IX, but this marriage never took place. Her marriage to Guy was challenged as consanguineous, but the couple received a papal dispensation. Before the marriage, Guy and Hugh signed an agreement with reigning King Philip II whereby they ceded him their joint lordship of Pont-Sainte-Maxence and he ceded them the right of redemption over Nevers, which had thitherto required a new count of Nevers to pay the king at his accession. In 1223, Elizabeth ceded control of Saint-Pol to Guy, although the exact terms of this cession are unclear. She continued to be called countess while Guy preferred to call himself "son of the count of Saint-Pol". In 1224, he and his brother were forced by Count Theobald IV of Champagne to make all their castles renderable, that is, liable to be made available as needed to Theobald as their feudal lord. Guy attended Theobald's Christmas court in 1224. In Theobald's charter from this occasion, Guy is styled as count of Saint-Pol. In August 1225, Guy made a donation of 10 livres tournois annually to the domus Dei (monastery) of Troissy for the construction of a chapel. This would eventually become the . Agnes died in 1225, possibly in childbirth. In 1226, Guy founded the Cistercian nunnery of for the sake of his soul and his late wife's. He donated an annual ten muids of wheat from the mills of Claye and ten livres from his lands at Montgé. This was, however, a whole new convent. In 1226, Guy joined Theobald in the royal army on the Albigensian Crusade. At the siege of Avignon, he led the only major assault on the walls on 8 August and was killed by a stone. Louis VIII ordered his body put in a lead coffin and taken to the priory of Longueau for burial. Guy and Agnes left behind two young children: a daughter, Yolande, and a son, . The county of Saint-Pol reverted to Elizabeth, who ceded it to Hugh. Walter inherited his mother's estates. (en)
  • Guy II de Saint-Pol ou Guy IV de Châtillon, mort en 1226, est comte de Saint-Pol. (fr)
  • Gwijde II van Saint-Pol ook bekend als Gwijde IV van Châtillon (circa 1196 - Avignon, 6 augustus 1226) was van 1219 tot aan zijn dood graaf van Saint-Pol. Hij behoorde tot het . (nl)
  • Ги IV де Шатильон (фр. Gui IV de Châtillon; после 1196 — 6 августа 1226, Авиньон) — граф де Сен-Поль (Ги I), , де и Бруаньи с 1219, , де Кон-сюр-Луар, де Шатель-Сенсуар, де Сен-Эньян и (по праву жены) с 1222, старший сын Гоше III де Шатильон, , и , графини де Сен-Поль. (ru)
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