- The
Wilhelminers were a
noble Bavarian family of the 9th century. They rose to
prominence mid-century
under the
brothers William and
Engelschalk I, sons...
-
Wilhelminer War was a
minor war
fought in the
March of
Pannonia (later Austria) from 882 to 884. It was
initially a
rebellion of the sons of the margraves...
-
appointed by the East
Frankish king
Louis the
German to
succeed the
Wilhelminer brothers William and
Engelschalk I,
after they died on
campaign against...
-
Herzogenburg and
Wilhelmsburg erected along the
Traisen River by the
Wilhelminer margraves William and
Engelschalk I. Likewise, the
castle of
Tulln on...
- executed, and Hugh was
blinded and sent to Prüm. From 882 to 884, the
Wilhelminer War
engulfed the
March of
Pannonia (later
March of Austria).
Arnulf of...
- cardinals, and bishops. In 887 Arnulf, Svatopluk's
opponent in the "
Wilhelminer War",
became the king of East Francia. They met at Omuntesperch, a locality...
- II of
Pannonia in 882
rebelled against Margrave Aribo and
ignited the
Wilhelminer War,
Arnulf supported him and
accepted his and his brother's homage....
- Fat.
Wilhelminer War: The
Wilhelminers rebelled against Aribo of Austria, the
margrave of the East
Frankish March of Pannonia. The
Wilhelminers paid homage...
- Francia.
Luitpold succeeded the
deposed Margrave Engelschalk II of the
Wilhelminer family;
unlike his
predecessors he
could extend his
power unimpeded by...
-
already achieved a
strong position in the
Bavarian lands,
succeeding the
Wilhelminer margraves. He
ruled over
extended estates along the
Danube with Regensburg...
