of La Marche was the fief of the lords of La Roche-Aymon who claimed to have descended from the four brothers. Processions and festivals The sons of Aymon are included among the "giants of the north" in Belgian folk festivals. A procession in Namur has been attested in 1518. Taking place on each July 2, the procession of "giants" represents Charlemagne, the nine worthy peers, the four sons of Aymon upon their horse, and their cousin Maugis. Attested before 1461 in Dendermonde, the "Ommegang of Dendermonde" is a procession concerning the four brothers and their horse, who is said to have drowned where the Scheldt meets the Dender. References Sources Further reading Reigniez, Pascal (2009). Cubzac et le chateau des 4 Fils Aymon. Paris: éd. Les Indes Savantes. . 406 pp and col ill maps . Caxton's 1489 translation of Quatre Fils Aymon 12th-century books Belgian folklore Chansons de geste Chivalric sagas Cultural depictions of Charlemagne Epic poems in French French folklore French poems