Verdun
An ancient city located in northeastern France, dating from Gaulish times. It was here that the treaty partitioning the Frankish Empire into three parts and thereby causing the emergence of France (the West Franks) and Germany (the East Franks) was signed, in 843. Verdun is best known in modern times as the district in which some of the heaviest fighting during World War I took place - there are more than 70 cemetaries in the immediate area, both Allied and German.
Sanctinus........................................fl. c. 346
Maurus............................................356 ?-383
Salvinus.......................................... ? -420 ?
Arator...........................................fl. c. 440
Pulchronius.......................................454 ?-470
Possessor.......................................470 ?-486 ?
Freminus........................................486 ?-502 ?
Vitonus.........................................502 ?-529 ?
Desideratus.....................................529 ?-554 ?
Agericus............................................554-591
Charimeres.......................................fl. c. 595
Harimeris........................................fl. c. 614
Ermenfred......................................... ? -621 ?
Godo............................................623 ?-626 ?
Paulus..............................................641-648
Gisloald............................................648-665
Gerebert............................................665-689
Armonius........................................689 ?-701 ?
Agrebert........................................701 ?-710 ?
Bertalamius.........................................711-715
Abbo....................................................716
Pepo................................................716-722
Volchisus.........................................722-730 ?
Agronius........................................730 ?-732 ?
vacant ?
Madalveus.........................................753-776 ?
Peter...............................................776-813
Austram.............................................813-818
Heviland............................................818-824
Hilduin.............................................824-847
Aldo................................................847-870
Bernhard............................................870-879
Dado................................................880-923
Hugo I.......................................923-925 d. 926
Bemuin..............................................925-939
Berengar............................................940-960
Wieyfred............................................962-983
Hugo II.................................................984
Adalberon I.............................................984
Adalberon II of Verdun..............................985-990
Haimo..............................................990-1024
Reginbert.........................................1024-1039
Nithard...........................................1039-1046
Theoderic.........................................1046-1089
Richard I de Brie.................................1089-1107
Richard II de Grandpré............................1107-1114
vacant
Henri de Blois....................................1117-1129
Ursio.....................................1129-1131 d. 1149
Adalberon III de Chiny....................1131-1156 d. 1158
Albert I de Marcey................................1156-1162
Richard III de Crissey............................1163-1171
Arnulf de Chimay..................................1172-1181
Heinrich II von Castell...........................1181-1186
Albrecht II von Hirgis............................1186-1208
Robert I de Grandpré..............................1208-1216
Jean I de Aspremont...............................1217-1224
Radulf de Torote..................................1224-1245
Guy I de Traignel......................................1245
Guy II de Mello...................................1245-1247
Jean II de Aix....................................1247-1252
Jacques I Pantaleon (Pope as Urban IV 1261-4).....1252-1255 d. 1264
Robert II de Midan................................1255-1271
Ulrich de Sarnay..................................1271-1273
vacant
Gerard de Grançon.................................1275-1278
Henri III de Grançon..............................1278-1286
vacant
Jacques II de Ruvigny.............................1289-1296
Jean III de Richericourt..........................1297-1302
Thomas von Blankenberg............................1303-1305
Nicolas I de Neufville............................1305-1312
Henri IV de Aspremont.............................1312-1349
Eudes de Poitiers.................................1349-1351
Hugh III of Bar...................................1352-1361
Jean IV of Bourbon-Montperoux.....................1362-1371
Jean V de Dampierre-St. Dizier....................1371-1375
Guy III de Roye...........................1375-1379 d. 1380
Leobald de Cousance...............................1379-1403
Johann VI of Saarbrucken..........................1403-1420
Louis I of Bar....................................1420-1430
Louis II de Haraucourt............................1430-1437
Guillaume I Filastre (Bp. Toul 1449-60)...1437-1449 d. 1460
Louis II de Haraucourt (rest.)....................1449-1456
Guillaume II de Haraucourt........................1456-1500
Guaric de Dompmartin..............................1500-1508
Louis III of Lorraine.............................1508-1522
Jean VII of Lorraine (Bp. Toul 1517-43 passim)....1523-1544
Nicolas II of Lorraine-Mercoeur...................1544-1548
Occupied by France, 1552-1648
Nicolas III Pseaulme..............................1548-1575
Nicolas IV Bousmard...............................1575-1584
Charles I of Lorraine-Mercoeur (Bp. Toul 1580-7)..1585-1587
Nicolas V Boucher.................................1587-1593
Eric of Lorraine-Mercoeur.........................1593-1611
Charles II of Lorraine-Mercoeur...................1611-1622
Francois of Lorraine-Mercoeur.............1622-1648 d. 1661
Formally annexed to France, 1648