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Liutfrid (died
probably 742), also
spelled Leodefred, Leudefred, or Leudefrid, was the Duke of Alsace, the
third in a line of
Etichonid dukes dating back...
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element in its po****tion) in the
early 740s. The last
Etichonid duke,
Liutfrid, may have died
fighting Theudebald on
behalf of
Pepin the
Short with his...
- of
Alsace was
dissolved in 742 when a
successor for the
deceased Duke
Liutfrid was not named.
While some
historians have
suggested an
antipathy between...
- Hugh of
Tours Born c. 780 Died 837
Italy Noble family Etichonids Spouse(s) Ava of
Morvois Issue Ermengard Adelaide Liutfrid...
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Theudebald (-745), Duke of
Alamannia Odilo (Bef 709-748), Duke of
Bavaria Liutfrid,
youngest son. Geuenich, Dieter.
Geschichte der Alemannen.
Kohlhammer Verlag:...
- 709
Willehari 709–712 (in Ortenau)
Lantfrid 709–730
Theudebald 709–744
Liutfrid, Duke of Alsace, 723–after 742 The
Alemanni were
under direct Carolingian...
- That same year
Theudebald invaded the
Duchy of Alsace, then
ruled by Duke
Liutfrid. The
Alsatian duke was
probably killed alongside his son
fighting for the...
- of
Louis the Pious, son of Charlemagne. He
married Ava, a
daughter of
Liutfrid of Monza, by whom he had two sons,
Eberhard of Sülichgau and
Berengar (born...
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Hunoald at the head of the
Basques and
another led by Alemanni, in
which Liutfrid of
Alsatia probably died,
either fighting for or
against the brothers....
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while others attribute them to Ingina.
Adalbert had two sons:
Liutfrid and Eberhard.
Liutfrid made
Eberhard a
count as
early as the 720s. The sons are consistently...
