- The
Reginarids (or Regnarids, Regniers, Reiniers, etc.) were a
family of
magnates in
Lower Lotharingia during the
Carolingian and
Ottonian period. Their...
-
divided into
three parts (see above)
House of
Brabant descended from the
Reginarid family of
Lotharingia Duke of Brabant, a
dynastic title of the modern...
- the head of a
Lotharingian dynasty known to
modern scholarship as the
Reginarids,
because of
their frequent use of the name "Reginar".
Reginar was probably...
-
believed to be a
likely ancestor or
close relative of
Reginar I and the
Reginarid dynasty. Nithard, a near contemporary,
mentions him twice: In 840 after...
-
intervened militarily in West
Francia in 958, as well as
against the
Reginarids in Lotharingia. However, this
Ottonian hegemony was
personal rather than...
- ****ociated by many
historians such as Leon
Vanderkindere with the so-called
Reginarid dynasty who were a
powerful and
rebellious Lotharingian family, known...
- was an old
Belgian noble family, an
illegitimate branch of the
House of
Reginarid,
which ruled the
Duchy of Brabant.
Glymes or
Glimes is a muni****lity...
-
Brabant Countess consort of
Savoy Born 1277/80 Died 1338
Noble family Reginarids Spouse(s)
Amadeus V,
Count of
Savoy Issue Maria of
Savoy Catherine of...
-
pressure coming from Flanders, the
brothers also
fought against the "
Reginarid"
family who had once held a
similar position of
power in Lotharingia,...
- Lothair's queen, Emma, Otto's half-sister. In 978, Otto
turned against the
Reginarids in the northwest. This
campaign ended in a
compromise with the brothers...
