At the end of the 9th century, the Count of Beaune collected from the castle of Vergy, the relics of Saint-Viventis, His legend makes him an inhabitant of Samaria in Palestine who came to evangelize the Vendée, and he would be dead .

Threatened by the Normans, the monks of the monastery, go on the roads in search of shelter, they finally found refuge near the castle of Vergy in the year 900, and a new monastery is founded on the relics of this saint and by these wandering monks, in 1131, the Duke of Burgundy Hugh ceded to them what he owned 'in all the uncultivated land of Flagey and Vosne, in wood and fields'. There are at that time, certainly, vines in Vosne...

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