- The
Agilolfings were a
noble family that
ruled the
Duchy of
Bavaria on
behalf of
their Merovingian suzerains from
about 550
until 788. A
cadet branch...
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Saint Agilulfus (or Agigulf),
Abbot of Stavelot,
Bishop of
Cologne and martyr, died
around the year 750.
Apart from his name, "the
events of his life are...
- in 2011. The
declassified files were
reviewed by the
German historian Agilolf Keßelring [de], the
grandson of
Albert Kesselring, who was part of an independent...
-
upper class nobility of adalingi. From
about 554 to 788, the
house of
Agilolfing ruled the
Duchy of Bavaria,
ending with T****ilo III who was
deposed by...
- or
Garibald I, a
member of the
powerful Agilolfing family. This was the
beginning of a
series of
Agilolfing dukes that was to last
until 788. The kings...
- groups.
Between 720 and 723,
Charles was
fighting in Bavaria,
where the
Agilolfing dukes had
gradually evolved into
independent rulers,
recently in alliance...
- How the
Railways Transformed the
World p. 96 Loch, Thorsten; Kesselring,
Agilolf (31
August 2023). "Through
Artillery from
Thrust to Fire: How Prussian...
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Stephen 674–680
Adelwin 680–695 Giso 695–708 Anno I 708–710
Faramund 710–713
Agilolf 713–717
Reginfried 718–747
Hildegar 750–753
Bertholm 753–763
Rikulf 763–784...
- 6th century,
Regensburg was the seat of a
ruling family known as the
Agilolfings. From
about 530 to the
first half of the 13th century, it was the capital...
-
chief allies the
Agilolfing Theodo I,
effectively the
Frankish duke of Bavaria. Consequently,
Liutprand took to wife the
young Agilolfing, Guntrud, in 715...
