Amadeus I of Savoy

Amadeus I (c. 1016–c. 1051), called the Tailed (la Coda), was an early count of the House of Savoy and probably the eldest son of Humbert I. First appearing in charters from 1022, he held the title count by 1030.

A later story has him refuse to enter Emperor Henry III's chamber at Verona in 1046 without his train of knights, his ‘tail’. Last recorded in 1051 as count of Belley, he was buried at Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne and succeeded by his brother Otto.