31G Grandparents (Continued)
9098061880 Aethelred II.
Born in 968. Died in 1016. Title: King of England (979-1016).
Also know as Aethelred the Redeless (Unready).He succeeded to the throne after the murder of his half-brother, Edward II, the Martyr, at the age of ten. His reign was plagued by poor advice from his personal favorites and suspicions of his complicity in Edward's murder. His was a rather long and ineffective reign, which was notable for little other than the payment of the Danegeld, an attempt to buy off the Viking invaders with money. The relentless invasions by the Danish Vikings, coupled with their ever-escalating demands for more money, forced him to abandon his throne in 1013. He fled to Normandy for safety, but was later recalled to his old throne at the death of Svein Forkbeard in 1014. He died in London in 1016.
He married Alfflaed, in 985.
They had the following children:
9098061881 Alfflaed.
9098061888 William I of Poitou.
Born abt 925. Died on 3 Apr 963.
He married Gerloc of Normandy, in 935.
They had the following children:
9098061889 Gerloc of Normandy.
Born abt 910. Died abt 14 Oct 962.
Also known as Adele.
9098061902 Henry of Nevers. Died in 1006. Title: Count of Nevers; Duke of Burgundy.
Child:
9098061918 William TALVAS. Died in 1070. Title: Prince of Belleme; Seigneur of Alençon.
William was a kinsman of Robert, Duke of Normandy.
Child:
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9098062128 Casimir I.
Died in 1058. Title: King of Poland.
He succeeded in reuniting the central Polish lands under the hegemony of the Holy Roman Empire, but he was never crowned king. He is also called Casimir the Restorer. His son and successor was Boleslaus II.
He married Dobroniega of Kiev, in 1038.
They had one child:
9098062129 Dobroniega of Kiev.
9098062130 Wratislav II. Born abt 1035. Died on 14 Jan 1093. Title: King of Bohemia.
Wratislav II was the great-great grandson Boleslav I, "the Cruel," who murdered his brother, Duke Wenceslas (later St. Wenceslas and "Good King Wenceslas" of carol fame) at the instigation of their mother, Drahomira.
He married Adelaide, abt 1058.
They had one child:
9098062131 Adelaide.
Died on 27 Jan 1061/2.
9098062132 Isiaslav I of Kiev.
Born in 1025. Died on 16 Apr 1113. Title: Grand Prince of Kiev.
He married Gertrude of Poland, abt 1043.
They had one child:
9098062133 Gertrude of Poland.
Died on 4 Jan 1107.
9098062275 Matilda of Burgundy.
She married a Count; name unknown.
Child:
9098062400 Baldwin V de LILLE. (Same as ahnentafel number 2274515466.)
9098062401 Aelis of France. (Same as ahnentafel number 2274515467.)
9098062416 Albert I of Namur. (Same as ahnentafel number 4549031218.)
9098062417 Ermengarde of Lorraine. (Same as ahnentafel number 4549031219.)
9098062418 Gozelon I of Verdun. Died on 19 Apr 1044. Title: Count of Verdun, Duke of Lower Lorraine.
He was the great-grandson of Cunegonde, wife of Wigeric.
Children:
9098062436 Robert I of Lomme. Title: Count of Lomme.
Child:
9098062438 Charles of Lorraine.
Born in 953. Died in 994. Title: Duke of Lower Lorraine.
He married Adelheid, bef 979.
They had the following children:
9098062439 Adelheid.
Her parentage is currently unknown.
9098062592 Lambert I of Louvain.
Title: Count of Louvain.
Also known as Lambert the Bearded.
He married Gerberga of Lorraine, abt 990.
They had the following children:
9098062593 Gerberga of Lorraine.
Born abt 975. Died aft 1017.
9098062594 Gozelon I of Verdun. (Same as ahnentafel number 9098062418.)
9098062602 Hildouin III de RAMERU. (Same as ahnentafel number 1137258218.)
9098062603 Alix de ROUCY. (Same as ahnentafel number 1137258219.)
9098062706 Lambert I of Louvain. (Same as ahnentafel number 9098062592.)
9098062707 Gerberga of Lorraine. (Same as ahnentafel number 9098062593.)
9098062728 Conrad II the Salic.
Died on 4 Jun 1039 in Utrecht. Title: King of Germany (1024-1039), Emperor of the West (1027-1039).
First of the Salian dynasty of the Holy Roman Empire. With the end of the Saxon line on the death of Henry II, the succession passed to the matrilineal descendants of Otto I, and Conrad, a Franconian noble, was elected (1024) as German king. Although the hereditary principle in Germany was strong enough to secure his election, it did not ensure Conrad support throughout the empire. His accession was contested by his stepson, Ernest of Swabia, and by the Lotharingians and the Italians. After the collapse of the revolts of Ernest and the Lotharingians, Conrad brought northern Italy into submission (1026–27) and was crowned emperor at Rome. He suppressed two more revolts (1027, 1030) by Ernest and won (1031) Lusatia from Poland. In 1034 he annexed the kingdom of Burgundy under the terms of a treaty (1006) between Rudolf III, last independent king of Arles, and Holy Roman Emperor Henry II. In 1036, Conrad returned to Italy, where war was raging between the greater and the lesser nobles. He deposed Archbishop Aribert of Milan, a powerful ally of the great nobles, and made the fiefs of the lesser nobles hereditary by issuing (1037) the Constitution of Pavia. In Germany also Conrad favored the small nobility, thus reversing the policy of Otto I and Henry II, who had depended for support on the Church. He promoted the servile classes to administrative office, thus building a new hereditary class of ministeriales to replace the ecclesiastics in the civil service. Conrad's administration was economical, and he encouraged commerce by granting market and mint privileges. At his death, his son Henry III ascended the throne at the height of its wealth and power.
He married Gisele of Swabia, in 1016/7.
They had one child:
9098062729 Gisele of Swabia.
Born on 11 Nov 995. Died on 14 Feb 1042/3.
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