KING ANCESTORS

KING ANCESTORSTHE UGLY

THE UGLY

Chilperic II of Burgandy (died 493; 48TH GGF of AE King Sr) Killed by his brother Gundobad, who then drowned his wife for good measureChilperic I of the Franks (died 584; 42nd GGF of AE King Sr) Strangled his wife, then remarried a few days laterClotair II of the Franks (died 629; 41st GGF of AE King Sr) Subjected his aunt, Brunhilda, to the rack for three days, then chained her to four horses which tore her apartWalfrey d'Aquitaine (died 768; 41st GGF of AE King Sr) Murdered by his own army after multiple defeats by the FranksDrahomira the Arrogant (died 937; 34TH GGM of AE King Sr) Hired assassins to kill her mother-in-law, St LudmilaTHE UGLY

Boleslav I the Cruel (died 967; 33rd GGF of AE King Sr) Murdered his brother, King Wenceslaus, on his way to church so he could become king of CzechoslovakiaFulk III (the Black Count d'Anjou) (died 1040; 31st GGF of AE King Sr) Boiled his wife to death in her wedding dress for being unfaithful, then murdered his brother-in-lawWilliam Talvas, Seigneur of Alenon (died 1048; 29th GGF of AE King Sr) Had his wife murdered on her way to church; mutilated one of his neighbors; strangled in his sleep in revengeHenry I of England (died 1135; 24th GGF) Allowed his two granddaughters to be blinded and mutilated

THE UGLYGeoffrey de Mandeville (died 1144; 24th GGF of AE King Sr) Seized Ramsey Abbey, expelled the monks, and used the abbey as a base for robbing forays during the Great AnarchyWilliam de Braose (died 1211; 23rd GGF of AE King Sr) Invited three Welsh princes to Christmas dinner, then murdered them (the Abergavenney Massacre)William de Braose (died 1230; 21st GGF of AE King Sr) While visiting Llywelen The Great ap Iorwerth for Easter, he was found in bed with Llywelen's wife, daughter of the king of England, and subsequently hanged in public

THE UGLYPeter the Cruel (died 1338; 18th GGF of AE King Sr) Murdered his wife with a crossbow; murdered the Archbishop of SantiagoGilbert Kennedy (died 1576; 9th GGF of AE King Sr) In order to regain lands he had lost, he imprisoned Alan Stewart and roasted him alive in the Black Vault of Dunure CastleRamiro II of Aragon (died 1147; 29th GGF of AE King Sr) Summoned 12 of his nobles to help him build a bell at Huesca. When they arrived he cut off their heads, placed them in a circle, and placed a clapper in the middle (The Bell of Huesca)The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Titles)Ennio MorriconeEnnio MorriconeThe Good, the Bad and the Ugly1966-01-01T00:00:00Zdocrw4592@mindspring.com 2011 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl2012-02-02 15:29:29Good, the Bad and the UglyDealwithMusic:isrc:ITC4602000322:256