Ermesinde of Carcassonne and Raymond Roger were married in a union that blended duty with affection, and over time their bond grew into a true partnership. Together they strengthened their territories through careful alliances, wise governance, and shared resolve, becoming a respected power in the region. Raymond admired Ermesinde’s intelligence and grace, and as a symbol of his devotion he commissioned a magnificent necklace of gold and precious stones. While the necklace was being delivered to her court, it was ambushed by bandits and vanished without a trace. Despite many searches, the jewel was never recovered and slowly passed into legend. Generations later, the story of the lost necklace was still whispered within the family. Ermesinde’s great-great-great-grandson, Raymond Roger Trencavel, grew fascinated by the tale and believed the jewel might still exist. Driven by love for his ancestors and hunger for discovery, this grandson went forth on an adventure to find it.

et see what hints helped him to collect all pieces:


to be continued...