Family:
Marriage:
Marriage:
- Arda on Abt 1098 .m2
- Arda
Death: After 1117 in Constantinople
Marriage:
Bibliography
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Cokayne, George Edward, Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, extant, extinct, or dormant, vol 07 Hussee-Lincolnshire. London: St Catherine Press, 1929. Reprinted (4 per page) Gloucester: A Sutton, 1982. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/271412 Information from this source tagged as [Ref: CP VII [Ap][p0-9].*].
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Sources for birth and parent Information
- date:
- third son [Ref: Keats-Rohan DP p196, Murray Jerusalem p158],
- parents:
- [Ref: John Ravilious SGM 6/16/2005-163829, Keats-Rohan DP p196,
Keats-Rohan DP p277, Moriarty Plantagenet p165, Murray Jerusalem p158,
Richardson RoyalAnc v1p465, Wagner PedigreeProgress #1, Weis AR7 #158A],
- father:
- [Ref: Madan Gresleys p223]
Sources with Inaccurate birth and parent Information
- date:
- 1058 [Ref: ES III.4 #621]
Sources for death Information
- date:
- [Ref: ES II #206, ES III.4 #621, Moriarty Plantagenet p165, Weis AR7
#158A]
- 1118 [Ref: John Ravilious SGM 6/16/2005-163829, Wagner PedigreeProgress
#1]
- III 1118 [Ref: ES III.4 #700, ES III.4 #705],
- place:
- [Ref: ES III.4 #621]
Sources with Information about marriage to Godehilde De Tosny
- date:
- first marriage of Baldwin [Ref: Murray Jerusalem p158]
- second marriage of Godehilde [Ref: CP VII p523, Madan Gresleys p223]
- vor 1096 [Ref: ES III.4 #621, ES III.4 #700, ES III.4 #705],
- names:
- [Ref: Keats-Rohan DP p338]
Sources with Information about marriage to Arda
- date:
- 1098/1100 [Ref: ES III.4 #621]
- second marriage of Baldwin [Ref: Murray Jerusalem p158],
- names:
- Baldwin & an Armenien princess whose name has not survived [Ref: Murray
Jerusalem p158]
Sources with Information about marriage to Adeliade Of Savona
- date:
- [Ref: ES III.4 #621]
- abt 1113 [Ref: Grousset Crusades p72]
- second marriage of Adelaide [Ref: ES II #206]
- third marriage of Baldwin and second of Adelaide [Ref: Murray Jerusalem
p158]
Research Notes:
Count of Edessa [Ref: Richardson RoyalAnc v1p465, Weis AR7 #158A]
King of Jerusalem [Ref: Keats-Rohan DP p196, Richardson RoyalAnc v1p465,
Wagner PedigreeProgress #1, Weis AR7 #158A]
succeeded older brother Godfrey as King of Jerusalem when Godfrey took
title Advocate of the Holy Sepulcher [Ref: Weis AR7 #158A]
While he was still only Count of Edessa, Baldwin had married Princess Arda,
the daughter of an Armenian chief of the Taurus, a political marriage if there
ever was one, which won him the support of the predominant Armenian element in
Edessa. But after his coronation in Jerusalem, where the Armenians counted
for nothing, this union was a burden to him. In the same cavalier fashion in
which he had deposed the patriarch [Daimbert, with whom Baldwin struggled for
power in Jerusalem] he placed his wife in a convent. On the precise motives
for his decision, the good William of Tyre loses himself in conjecctures.
"Some men said that he left her for a richer bride, since she was dowerless,
others that he had perceived her to be very flighty." The queen, in any case,
seemed at first highly delighted to enter into religion and led a most
edifying life in the convent, after which she modestly prayed the king to let
her go to Constantinople to see her parents and beg an endowment for her
nunnery. Once out of the kingdom, she joyfully cast aside her nun's habit and
gave herself up entirely to pleasure, "delivering her body to striplings and
to other folk." As for King Baldwin, it is said that he took no less pleasure
in the return to a bachelor life. But the bachelor life brought him no money,
and it was then that he cast his eyes on Adelaide of Sicily.
Adelaide was the widow of the Norman Count Roger I of Sicily, who had died
in 1101. Despite her ripe age, she was one of the finest matches of the
century. Baldwin set his sights on her. He was impecunious in the extreme
and the pay of his knights was a constant problem to him. He asked for the
dowager's hand in marriage. She was flattered at being chosen again by a
knight of sicu prestige, moved at the thought of wearing with im the sacred
crown of Jerusalem. The marriage treaty was concluded, and early in August
1113 Adelaide landed at Acre.
But once the festival was over, the irregular situation, to say the least of
it, had to be faced. Baldwin;'s former wife was still alive. The king was
therefore a bigamist. Adelaide, it appears, was very distressed to learn of
it officially, though it seems somewhat strange that she had not known of it
earlier. Pope Paschal II took a dim view of Baldwin;'s bigamy, and in 1117,
after a serious illness, Baldwin was persuaded to dismiss Adelaide. Adelaide
claimed to have been tricked, with apparent justice, since Baldwin had by this
time completely devoured the rich dowry brought from Sicily. [Ref: Grousset
Crusades p73]
Pedigree of Baldwin I Count Of Edessa, King Of Jerusalem
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Odoacre Count Of Harlebec
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Baldwin I Bras De Fer Count Of Flanders
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Baldwin II The Bald Count Of Flanders
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Charles II The Bald King Of Franks, Emperor
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Judith
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Ermentrude Of Orleans
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Adelulf Count Of Boulogne
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Ethelwolf King Of England
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Alfred The Great King Of England
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Osburh
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Alfthryth Of England
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Aethelred Earl Of Mercia
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Ealhswith
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Eadburgh Of Mercia
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Arnulf Count Of Boulogne
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Baldwin Count Of Boulogne
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Eustace I Count Of Boulogne
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Gerulf Count Of Holland
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Thierri I Count Of West Friesland
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Thierri II Count Of West Friesland
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Wichmann I Count Of Hainault
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Meginhard Count Of Hainault
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Evesa
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Geva
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Arnulf Count Of Holland And Ghent
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Baldwin I Bras De Fer Count Of Flanders
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Baldwin II The Bald Count Of Flanders
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Judith
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Arnold I The Old Count Of Flanders
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Alfred The Great King Of England
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Alfthryth Of England
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Ealhswith
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Hildegarde Of Flanders
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Herbert I Count Of Vermandois
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Herbert II Count Of Vermandois
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Beatrice Of Morvois
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Alix De Vermandois
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Robert I King Of France
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Hildebrante/Liegarde/Adela
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Aelis
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Adela Of Holland
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(Unk)
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Wigeric Count in Bidgau
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Siegfried Count Of Luxemburg
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Cunegunde
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Louis II The Stammerer King Of France
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Ermentrude Of France
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Adelaide
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Luitgard Of Luxembourg
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Eberhard III Count In Nordgau
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Hugh I Count In Abracian Nordgau
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Ebergard Count In The Nordgau, Count Of Alsace
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Hildegarde
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Hedwig Of Nordgau
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Bertha
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Eustace II Count Of Boulogne
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Giselbert, Count In The Massgau
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Giselbert Count Of Darnau
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(Unk) Of Hesbaye
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Regnier I Count Of Hainaut
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Lothair I King Of Italy, Emperor Of The West
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Ermengarde Of Lorraine
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Ermengarde Of Tours
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Regnier II Count Of Hainaut
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Louis I The Fair Emperor Of The West
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Charles II The Bald King Of Franks, Emperor
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Judith Of Bavaria
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Hersent Of France
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Eudes Count Of Orleans
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Ermentrude Of Orleans
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Engeltrude
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Regnier III Count Of Hainaut
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Richard Count Of Amiens
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Budwine Count Of Metz
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Richard The Justiciar Duke Of Bourgogne
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Boso III The Old Count Of Arles And Tuscany
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Richilda
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Adelaide Of Burgundy
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Conrad I Of Burgandy, Count Of Auxerra
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Conrad II Duke Of Transjurand Burgandy
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Aelis Of Tours And Alsace
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Adelaide Of Burgundy
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Walrada
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Lambert I The Bearded Count Of Louvain
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Walbert Count In The Therwitugas
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Altberg
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Dietrich Count in Westfalen
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Eckbert The Loyal Count In Dreini And Ittergaus
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Matilda
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Ida
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Lambert Count Of Louvain
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Ragenhilda
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Adele Of Louvain
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Richfrid Count Of Betuew And Hersinde
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(Unk Dau) Of Betuwe
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Maud Of Louvain
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Charles II The Bald King Of Franks, Emperor
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Louis II The Stammerer King Of France
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Ermentrude Of Orleans
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Charles III The Simple King Of Franks
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Adalhard Count Of Paris
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Adelaide
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Louis IV D'OUTRE-MER, King Of Franks
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Alfred The Great King Of England
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Edward The Elder King Of England
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Ealhswith
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Edgiva
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Aethelhelm Ealdorman Of Wiltshire
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Alfflaed
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Aethelgyth
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Charles Duke Of Lower Lorraine
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Ludolph Duke Of Saxony
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Otto The Illustrious Duke Of Saxony
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Oda
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Henry I The Fowler King Of The Saxons
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Heinrich Of Thuringia, King Of Austriasia
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Hedwige/Hadui/Haduich
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Ingeltrud Of Friuli
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Gerberga Of Saxony
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(Unk)
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Dietrich Count in Westfalen
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Matilda
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Mechtilde Of Westfalen
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Ragenhilda
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Gerberga Of Lorraine
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Adelheid Of Ardennes
Baldwin I Count Of Edessa, King Of Jerusalem
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(Unk)
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Wigeric Count in Bidgau
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Gonzelon Count In Bidgau
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Cunegunde
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Louis II The Stammerer King Of France
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Ermentrude Of France
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Adelaide
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Godfrey Count Of Verdun
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(Unk)
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Gerhard Count In Metzgau
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Oda Of Metz
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Ludolph Duke Of Saxony
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Otto The Illustrious Duke Of Saxony
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Oda
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Udo Of Saxony
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Heinrich Of Thuringia, King Of Austriasia
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Hedwige/Hadui/Haduich
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Ingeltrud Of Friuli
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Gothelo I Duke Of Upper And Lower Lorraine
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Billung Count In Saxony
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Hermann Billung Duke Of Saxony
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Fraderuna
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Matilda Of Saxony
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Hildegarde Of Westerbourg
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Godfrey IV The Bearded Duke Of Lower Lorraine
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Eudes Count In Lahngau
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Gebhard Duke Of Lorraine
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Judith
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Udo Count In The Wetterau
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Ita
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Conrad I Duke Of Swabia
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Pepin Count Of Senlis, Peronne, & St. Quentin
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Herbert I Count Of Vermandois
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(Unk Dau) Of Vermandois
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Cunegundis Of Vermandois
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Guerra I Count Of Morvois
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Beatrice Of Morvois
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Eve Of Roussillon
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Conrad III Of Swabia, Count Of Ortenau
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Adalbert Count Of Marchtal
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Judith Of Marchtal
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Ulrich IV Count Of Argengau
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Ulrich V Count Of Argengau
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Perehheide
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(Unk Dau)
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(Unk)
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Wendelgarde
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Ita
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Wigeric Count in Bidgau
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Gonzelon Count In Bidgau
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Cunegunde
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Godfrey Count Of Verdun
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Gerhard Count In Metzgau
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Oda Of Metz
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Udo Of Saxony
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Frederick Count Of Verdon
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Billung Count In Saxony
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Hermann Billung Duke Of Saxony
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Fraderuna
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Matilda Of Saxony
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Hildegarde Of Westerbourg
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Beatrix
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Ida Of Lorraine
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Doda/Ida
Descendants of Baldwin I Count Of Edessa, King Of Jerusalem