House of Vermandois

The House of Vermandois was a noble family in medieval France, originating from the region of Vermandois. It was part of the larger Capetian dynasty, which ruled much of France. The family is notable for its connections to various royal lineages, including ties to the French monarchy. Key figures included Hugh, Count of Vermandois, who lived in the 10th century. The house played a role in feudal politics and alliances, contributing to the complex tapestry of European nobility during the Middle Ages. Its influence gradually diminished, eventually intertwining with other noble houses.