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Aiulf II (also Aio, Ajo, or Aione)
reigned as
Prince of
Benevento (884 – 891)
during a
particularly stormy period for the
independent prin****lity. He...
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Aiulf I (also Aione) was the duke of
Benevento from 641 to his
death in 642 as the son and
successor of
Arechis I. However, he was
mentally unstable and...
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dukes and
princes of Benevento. 571–591
Zotto 591–641
Arechis I 641–642
Aiulf I 642–647
Radoald 647–662
Grimoald I (then King of the Lombards, 662–671)...
- and his
brother served as
regents to Arechis's son and
successor Duke
Aiulf I.
Aiulf was
killed in 642,
defending against some
Slavic invaders; he was succeeded...
- daughter,
married a
Count Aiulf, who is only
known from a deed of 1124, in
which Ermesinde calls her
grandson Eberhard "son of
Count Aiulf". In 1109, Ermesinde...
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duchy in
medieval Italy) from 642 to his
death in 647. His
elder brother,
Aiulf, was
mentally unstable and
Radoald and
their younger brother Grimoald served...
- prin****lity. In 884 (or 885), he was
deposed and
exiled by his
brother Aiulf. In 897 (or 898), he was
restored only to be
conquered by his
cousin Atenulf...
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Langobardorum Prince of
Benevento Reign 854–878
Predecessor Radelgar Successor Guaifer Died May 878
Issue Ageltrude Radelchis II
Aiulf Father Radelchis I...
- (854–878) Waifer,
Prince (878–881)
Radelchis II,
Prince (881–884, 897–900)
Aiulf II,
Prince (884–890) Orso,
Prince (890–891) Guy,
Prince (895–897) Peter...
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ceremonial role,
presiding over
public ceremonies. Hugh fitz Grip 1086
Aiulf the
Chamberlain 1240 Hugh de
Vivonne Before 1567 – See
Sheriffs of Somerset...
