- The
Aribonids were a
noble family of
probably Bavarian origin who rose to
preeminence in the
Carolingian March of
Pannonia and the
later Margraviate of...
- the prince-bishop of Freising, both
descendants of the
lineage of the
Aribonids. With this deed,
dated to
August 15, 805 A.D. (the
Feast of the ****umption...
- 884 AD
Wilhelminer War Part of the Frankish-Moravian Wars
Great Moravia Aribonids East
Francia Wilhelminer Dynasty 888 AD 888 AD
Samanid Civil War of 888...
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Pannonia from 871
until his death. He is
recognised as a
progenitor of the
Aribonid dynasty. In his day, the
Pannonian march, also
called marcha orientalis...
- an
unknown day. An
affiliation with
Margrave Aribo,
progenitor of the
Aribonids is
possible but has not been established. "A (Germany, Saints)". www...
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enfeebled by the
Wilhelminer War of
Margrave Engelschalk II
against the
Aribonids,
whereafter Prince Svatopluk I of
Moravia took the
occasion to invade...
-
possession of it was the
cause of a dispute, the
Wilhelminer War, with the
Aribonids. In the
dispute the
Wilhelminers had the
support of
Arnulf of Carinthia...
-
count named Pilgrim who held
Salaberg and Haag and was
related to the
Aribonids. Gunther's mother's name was Gerbirg. She died
between 1050 and 1060....
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Archbishops of Salzburg. In 1004, the
Bavarian count palatines of the
Aribonid dynasty founded the
Benedictine nunnery of Göss,
which was
elevated to...
-
Frankish influence in the late 8th century. When
about 1070 the
Bavarian Aribonids established Millstatt Abbey, they
vested it with
extensive landed property...
