- from c. 771
until her death.
Hildegard was a
noblewoman of
Frankish and
Alemannian heritage.
Through eleven years of
marriage with Charlemagne, Hildegard...
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Hnabi or Nebi (c. 710 – c. 789) was an
Alemannian duke. He was a son of
Huoching and
perhaps a
grandson of the duke Gotfrid,
which would make him a scion...
- her name in the
fraternity books of
Alemannian monasteries may
suggest an
affiliation with the
Germanic Alemannian or
Alsatian nobility,
while other sources...
- Martel, and, more locally,
Count Berthold of the
Ahalolfinger and the
Alemannian duke Hnabi. Pirmin's
conflict with
Hnabi resulted in his
leaving Reichenau...
-
Huneberc or Huneburc, was an Anglo-Saxon nun and
hagiographer at the
Alemannian monastery of Heidenheim. She is "the
first known Englishwoman to have...
-
basis of modern-day
dialects spoken along the
Upper Rhine (Alsatian,
Alemannian, Swabian, Swiss).
Clovis and the
Franks defeated the
Alemanni during the...
-
sovereign again. But the
attempt failed near Cannstatt. The end of the
Alemannian duchy was
marked with the
Council of Cannstatt. In an
excavation by Günter...
- France, Normandy, Picardy, and England. The last came to be
known as the
Alemannian (German) nation.
Recruitment to each
nation was
wider than the
names might...
-
allowed him to
strengthen his
position east of the
Rhine and also bind the
Alemannian nobility to his side. With Desiderata's
return to her father's
court at...
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Christian chronicles relate that the bishop, Aureus, was put to
death by the
Alemannian Crocus.
Throughout the
changes of time, the
Roman castrum never seems...
