Pando "the Rapacious" count of Capua

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2. PANDO (-[862]). The Cronica de Monasterio Sanctissimi Benedicti record that "Lando" and "fratribus suis…Landone, Pandone, Landolfo episcopo et Landenolfo" built "ad pontem Casulini…civitatem quæ nunc est Capua" after the old city was destroyed by fire[1469]. Erchempert records that "Landulfo Capuano comite" was succeeded by "quatuor…liberos Landonem…Pandonem, Landonolfum et Landolfum futurum pontificem", adding that Pando ruled "marepahissatum"[1470]. The Cronica de Monasterio Sanctissimi Benedicti record that "Pandon thio suo" expelled Lando [II] from Capua and succeeded as Count of Capua [dated to 860 by the editor of the MGH edition] and held the city for one year and 5 months[1471]. Around [860/61] Capua broke free from Salerno and established its autonomy[1472].

• m firstly ARNIPERGA, daughter of --- (-before 856, bur Sicopolis). The epitaph of Arniperga, wife of Pando Count of Capua, records that she died aged 41[1473].
• m secondly [--- of Amalfi, daughter of MARINUS Prefect of Amalfi & his wife ---. Her parentage and marriage are confirmed by Erchempert who records that "Ademarus" [Prince of Salerno] captured "filium Marini Malfitani, cognatum…Pandonis" and delivered to "Sergio magistro militum"[1474]. Stasser suggests that "cognatus" in this passage should be translated as brother-in-law, and therefore that the wife of Pando was the daughter of [1475]. Pando & his [first] wife had [three] children:

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2. PANDO (-[862]). The Cronica de Monasterio Sanctissimi Benedicti record that "Lando" and "fratribus suis…Landone, Pandone, Landolfo episcopo et Landenolfo" built "ad pontem Casulini…civitatem quæ nunc est Capua" after the old city was destroyed by fire[1469]. Erchempert records that "Landulfo Capuano comite" was succeeded by "quatuor…liberos Landonem…Pandonem, Landonolfum et Landolfum futurum pontificem", adding that Pando ruled "marepahissatum"[1470]. The Cronica de Monasterio Sanctissimi Benedicti record that "Pandon thio suo" expelled Lando [II] from Capua and succeeded as Count of Capua [dated to 860 by the editor of the MGH edition] and held the city for one year and 5 months[1471]. Around [860/61] Capua broke free from Salerno and established its autonomy[1472].

• m firstly ARNIPERGA, daughter of --- (-before 856, bur Sicopolis). The epitaph of Arniperga, wife of Pando Count of Capua, records that she died aged 41[1473].
• m secondly [--- of Amalfi, daughter of MARINUS Prefect of Amalfi & his wife ---. Her parentage and marriage are confirmed by Erchempert who records that "Ademarus" [Prince of Salerno] captured "filium Marini Malfitani, cognatum…Pandonis" and delivered to "Sergio magistro militum"[1474]. Stasser suggests that "cognatus" in this passage should be translated as brother-in-law, and therefore that the wife of Pando was the daughter of [1475]. Pando & his [first] wife had [three] children: