- The
Agilolfings were a
noble family that
ruled the
Duchy of
Bavaria on
behalf of
their Merovingian suzerains from
about 550
until 788. A
cadet branch...
- end of the
first duchy, all
rulers descended from the
family of the
Agilolfings. The
Bavarians then
colonized the area from the
March of the Nordgau...
- in 588. The
Bavarians (Italian: Bavaresi) were
really a
branch of the
Agilolfings, and were
themselves two branches: the
branch descended in the female...
-
possibly a
follower of Arius.
Agilulf is
considered the
founder of the
Agilolfings dynasty of the Baiuvarii. Fries-****lach, Janine; Steuer, Heiko; Hines...
- in 2011. The
declassified files were
reviewed by the
German historian Agilolf Keßelring [de], the
grandson of
Albert Kesselring, who was part of an independent...
- Duke (or King) of
Bavaria from 555
until 591. He was the head of the
Agilolfings, and the
ancestor of the
Bavarian dynasty that
ruled the
Kingdom of the...
- 6th century,
Regensburg was the seat of a
ruling family known as the
Agilolfings. From
about 530 to the
first half of the 13th century, it was the capital...
- of his great-great-granddaughter Hildegard, wife of Charlemagne. The
Agilolfings were, in fact,
ruling Bavaria and
Alemannia under the
suzerainty of the...
-
upper class nobility of adalingi. From
about 554 to 788, the
house of
Agilolfing ruled the
Duchy of Bavaria,
ending with T****ilo III who was
deposed by...
-
Dagobert in the
murder of Chrodoald, an
important leader of the
Frankish Agilolfings family. In 625
Arnulf took part in a
council held by the
Frankish bishops...
