Count Humbert I of Savoy was a noble figure in the 11th century, known for founding the House of Savoy. He played a crucial role in establishing the region of Savoy as a significant political entity in Italy. His leadership helped to consolidate power and influence in the area, laying the groundwork for future rulers. Humbert I is often referred to as "Humbert the White-Handed" due to a distinctive feature of his hand. He was married to Alda, and together they had several children, including Amadeus I, who succeeded him. His legacy continues to impact the history of the Savoy region.