It was this son, also named Guaimar, who succeeded him in 1027 at the age of fourteen or sixteen under the regency of Gaitelgrima, who was basically the pawn of her brother Pandulf. Guaimar III's second son, Guy, was made gastald of Capua by his uncle and later duke of Sorrento by his elder brother. His third son, Pandulf, became lord of Capaccio (his daughter Theodora became the second wife of Geoffrey of Hauteville).
The son who succeeded Guaimar III in 1027 at the age of fourteen or sixteen under the regency of Gaitelgrima, who was essentially a pawn of his brother Pandulf. Guaimar III's second son, Guy, became gastald of Capua by his uncle and later duke of Sorrento by his elder brother. His third son, Pandulf, became lord of Capaccio (his daughter Theodora married Geoffrey of Hauteville).