William XI of Auvergne

[2] William was the eldest son of Count Robert V, as attested in the latter's will.

He is first mentioned with the title count in an arrêt of the Parlement of Paris in 1276.

[1] There is only one unreliable modern copy of a charter from Boulogne dated 1277 that directly attests William's brief rule of Auvergne.

He was dead by 1279 and was succeeded by his brother, Robert VI.

[2] William married a daughter of Humbert V of Beaujeu, constable of France, although she is unnamed in the sources.