conte Landone III d'Aquino

-http://www.genmarenostrum.com/pagine-lettere/letterad/d'aquino/d'Aquino-antico.htm

 H5. Conte Landone III (+ post 1123), 

occupa la città di Teràme nel 1117.

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-http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/CENTRAL%20ITALY.htm#LandoGaetaAquin...

4. LANDO [III] (-after 1105). Amatus records that "count Atenulf of Aquino, with his brother Lando of Traetto and Lando's son Peter" joined the conspiracy of Guillaume de Montreuil in 1064[346]. As is seen elsewhere, earlier lords of Traetto belonged to a younger branch of the dukes of Gaeta. The only possible "Lando of Traetto" in that family to whom this can refer had no brothers Atenulf and Pandulf. Either Traetto was recently transferred to this Lando or "Traetto" is an error in the text of Amatus. Assuming Lando is correctly identified here, he and his brother joining the conspiracy of Guillaume de Montreuil in 1064 is explained by their mother being the person whom Guillaume was plotting to marry. This relationship is not stated in Amatus. He was installed as LANDO Duke of Gaeta in [1064/65]. Conte d´Aquino. "Adenulfus comes et Landulfus comes et Pandulfus comes et Lando comes Aquinensis et filii Johanni Landonis comitis de Aquino" donated property to the church of Santo Marciano, for the soul of "genitricis nostra dña Sicelgarda", by charter dated 1105[347].

m [firstly] ---. Amatus records that Lando "wanted to cast off his wife" in order to marry the daughter of Richard Prince of Capua[348].

[m secondly ---. No primary source has been found which confirms that Lando [III] married twice. However, the chronology of the descendants of his son Lando [IV] suggests that the latter must have been considerably younger than his brother Pietro. It is possible therefore that he was born from a later marriage of their father.]

  Lando [III] & his [first] wife had one child: