Carintana dalle Carceri, triarch of Eubœa

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i) CARINTANA dalle Carceri (before [1220]-1255). Baroness in her own right of 1/3 Eubœa. Sturdza states that "recent research" has established that Prince Guillaume did not marry Carintana but gives no further details[509].

m ([1246]%29 as his second wife, GUILLAUME de Villehardouin Prince of Achaia, son of GEOFFROY I Prince of Achaia & his wife [Elisabeth de Chappes] (Kalamata Castle after [1208][510]-1 May 1278, bur Andravida, church of St James). He claimed the succession to his wife's third of the island of Eubœa when she died[511]. He captured Negroponte, but the Venetians took it back in 1258 after a thirteen month siege[512]. The dispute was finally resolved by the treaty of Thebes end 1261, under which the prince recognised the rights of the triarchs Guglielmo da Verona, Narzotto dalle Carceri and Grapella in return for their recognition of his suzerainty[513].