4549031303 Ida of Saxony. (Same as ahnentafel number 2274515605.)
4549031352 Eustace I of Boulogne. Died in 1049. Title: Count of Boulogne.
He married Maud of Louvain.
They had the following children:
| 3066076452 | i. | Lambert (-1054) | |
| 2274515676 | ii. | Eustace II (-~1080) |
4549031353 Maud of Louvain.
4549031354 Godfrey the Bearded. Died in 1069. Title: Duke of Upper and Lower Lorraine.
He married Dada.
They had one child:
| 2274515677 | i. | Ida (-1113) |
4549031355 Dada.
Also known as Ida.
4549031364 Henry III the Black.
Born on 28 Oct 1017. Died on 5 Oct 1056 in Bodfeld, Hartz. Title: King of Germany (1039-1056), Emperor (1046-1056).He was crowned joint king with his father in 1028, and acceded on Conrad's death in 1039. Under Henry III the medieval Holy Roman Empire probably attained its greatest power and solidity. In 1041, Henry defeated the Bohemians, who had been overrunning the lands of his vassals, the Poles, and compelled Duke Bratislaus I of Bohemia to renew his vassalage. Although several expeditions to Hungary against the raiding Magyars failed to establish his authority in that country, Henry was able in 1043 to fix the frontier of Austria and Hungary at the Leitha and Morava rivers, where it remained until the end of World War I. In the West, Henry attempted with some initial success to control particularist tendencies among the duchies. The dukes of Saxony and Lorraine (Lotharingia) offered the most resistance. In Saxony, Henry managed to avert rebellion, which, however, erupted after his death. On the death of Duke Gozilo of Lorraine (1044), Henry divided the duchy between the duke's two sons. Duke Godfrey, the elder, who received Upper Lorraine, organized numerous revolts against Henry; in 1047–50 the counts of Holland and Flanders (Lower Lorraine) joined in the revolt. Godfrey was successively defeated, imprisoned, restored, and expelled again. He went to Italy (1051), where he married (1054) Marchioness Beatrice of Tuscany, mother of Matilda; Godfrey used his Tuscan position to bolster his strength in Germany, and Henry was unable to subdue him. Despite his political involvement Henry made religious matters his prime concern and supported monastic reform movements, including the Cluniac order. He branded as simony the customary payments made to the king by new bishops and in 1046 undertook to reform the church. Descending into Italy, he had three rival claimants to the papacy set aside at the synods of Sutri and Rome and was accorded the decisive vote in papal elections. The four German popes named by Henry (including Leo IX) renewed the strength of the papacy, which was to prove the nemesis of his successors. On his death his wife Agnes of Poitou assumed the regency for his infant son, Henry IV.
He married Agnes of Poitou, on 21 Nov 1043.
They had one child:
| 2274515682 | i. | Henry IV (1050-1106) |
4549031365 Agnes of Poitou.
Died on 14 Dec 1077.4549031366 Udo I of Maurienne. Died in 1060. Title: Count of Maurienne, Marquis of Susa.
Also known as Otto.
He married Adelaide.
They had one child:
| 2274515683 | i. | Bertha |
4549031367 Adelaide. Died in 1091.
She was probably the daughter of Ulric Manfred (d. 1035), Marquis of Turin.
4549031370 Baldwin IV of Flanders. (Same as ahnentafel number 4549030932.)
4549031371 Judith of Normandy.
She married Baldwin IV of Flanders, abt 1031.
They had one child:
| 2274515685 | i. | Judith (-1094) |
4549031372 Ordulf of Saxony.
Born abt 1020. Died on 28 Mar 1072. Title: Duke of Saxony.He married Ulfhilde of Norway, in Nov 1042.
They had one child:
| 2274515686 | i. | Magnus (<1045-1106) |
4549031373 Ulfhilde of Norway.
Born abt 1023. Died on 24 May 1070.Also known as Wulfhilde.
4549031374 Bela I of Hungary.
Died abt 1063. Title: King of Hungary.He married Rixa.
They had one child:
| 2274515687 | i. | Sophia (-1095) |
4549031375 Rixa.
Died aft 1051.4549031398 Andronicus DUCAS.
He married Maria of Bulgaria.
They had one child:
| 2274515699 | i. | Irene |
4549031399 Maria of Bulgaria.
4549032036 Stephen of Blois. (Same as ahnentafel number 1137257796.)
4549032037 Adela of Normandy. (Same as ahnentafel number 1137257797.)
4549032038 Gilles de SULLY. Died aft 1098. Title: Seigneur of Sully-sur-Loire and la Chapelle, Eldeburge of Bourges.
Child:
| 2274516019 | i. | Agnes |
4549032706 Richard II of Normandy. (Same as ahnentafel number 2988446308.)
4549032707 Judith of Brittany. (Same as ahnentafel number 2988446309.)
4549032710 Bernard Roger of Conserans. Title: Count of Conserans.
Child:
| 2274516355 | i. | Clemence |
4549032714 Alfonso V. Born abt 0994. Died in 1027. Title: King of Leon.
While he was still a minor, the Moorish ruler al-Mansur died, and the Spanish court recovered the city of León. Alfonso gave (1020) León its fuero [charter]. He was killed in the siege of Viseu.
Child:
| 2274516357 | i. | Sancha |
4549032876 Giselbert of Roucy.
Buried in 990 in Rheims, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France. Title: Count of Roucy.Child:
| 2274516438 | i. | Ebles I (-1033) |
4549032878 Régnier IV of Hainaut.
Died in 1013. Title: Count of Hainaut.He married Hedwig of France.
They had one child:
| 2274516439 | i. | Beatrix |
4549032879 Hedwig of France.
Also known as Edith.
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