People and places in dispute in ninth-century Brittany
Wendy Davies
The records of dispute and settlement from northern Europe, although few by comparison with those the South, include an unusually large set useful material in collection charters relating to monastery Redon eastern Brittany. Redon, on River Vilaine, 65 km south-west Rennes, was founded 832 soon gained patronage Carolingian emperor Louis his representative Brittany, Nominoe. It received many small grants property its neighbourhood decades following foundation, grants, along other documents, were copied eleventh century into Cartulaire de Redon.
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