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Ricwin (Ricuin, Richwin) (died 923) was a
Count of Verdun.
After the
death of
Lothar II, the
Treaty of
Meerssen (August 870)
divided Lotharingian territories...
- 000 men are killed,
including the
Frankish nobles Gerard of
Auvergne and
Ricwin of Nantes,
fighting on the side of Charles.
Summer –
Vikings sail up the...
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Ricwin, Ricuin, Richwin, or
Richovin (died 25 June 841) was the
Count of
Nantes from 831 to 841. A
Rihwinus comes witnessed the will of
Charlemagne in...
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count of
Bidgau and
count palatine of Lotharingia, then in 922
married Ricwin,
Count of
Verdun (d. 923). Lößlein 2019, p. 147. Lößlein 2019, p. 198-199...
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Count of
Verdun Siegfried,
count of Luxembourg.
Around 922, she
married Ricwin,
Count of
Verdun (d. 923). Nash 2017,
table 2.
Vanderputten 2018, p. 98...
- in a
battle against the
Normans in Noirmoutier.
After the
death of
Count Ricwin of
Nantes at the
Battle of
Fontenay (841), he was
appointed by
Charles the...
- unknown, who
married Ricwin,
Count of Verdun. She was the
mother of
Ricwin's successor, Otto, who also
served as Duke of Lorraine.
Ricwin ordered the beheading...
- of
Ravenna a
total of 40,000 men died,
including Gerard of
Auvergne and
Ricwin of Nantes, who fell at Charles' side. "Neither dew nor
showers nor rain...
- al-Tabari,
Persian scholar (b. 839) Reccared,
Galician clergyman (b. 885)
Ricwin (or Ricuin),
Frankish nobleman Walter (or Vaulter),
archbishop of Sens Wang...
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dynasty made the
office hereditary by the end of the 10th century. to 923
Ricwin,
married first to the
daughter of Engelram,
Chamberlain to
Charles the Bald...
