House of Cáthau

The House of Cáthau was the family that ruled the Duchy of Normandie. The dynasty ruled Normandie until the Dark Ages. Following Normandie's annexation to Stormark, the dynasty was succeeded by Harald and Esther.

Family tree

• Rognvald of Valtia
  • Horik Rognvaldsson (1078–1134, r. 1108–1134, (1))
    • Rollo (1109–1192, r. 1144–1192; (2))
      • Vilhelm
        • Fulk (1152–1228, r. 1192–1228; (3))
          • Osmond (1185–1247, r. 1228–1247; (4))
            • Raoul (1210–1269, r. 1247–1269; (5))
            • Anne
              • Bertrand I (1235–1293 r. 1269–1293; (6))
                • Arnaut I (1268–1294, r. 1293–1294; (7))
              • Bertrand II (1242–1302; r. 1294–1302; (8))
                • Pierre
                  • Émélie m. Henri de Béthencourt (1270–1348; r. 1302–1348; (9))
                    • Louis le Protecteur (1312–1366; r. 1348–1366; (10))
                  • Adèle
                    • Cécilie
                      • Thibault (1326; r. 1387–1423; (13))
                        • Guillaume
                          • Arnaut II (1400–1429; r. 1423–1429; (14))
                          • Bertrand III (1403–1435; r. 1429–1433; (15))
                          • Jeanne d'Autuncourt (1405–1470; r. 1450–1452, (19))
                            • Geoffroi the Short-Reigned (1425–1450; r. 1450, (18)
                          • Henri II (1408–1449; r. 1433–1449; (16))
                            • Amaury II (1430–1450; r. 1449–1450, (17))
                    • Amaury I (1338–1380; r. 1366–1380; (11))
                      • Gilles (1359–1387; r. 1380–1387; (12))
  • Hyngwar Rognvaldsson (1078–1144, r. 1108–1144; (1))

(Note: names in italics refer to non-rulers of Normandie; bold numbers refer to the order in which persons held the ducal crown)