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Audulf (Latin: Audulfus) was a
Frisian active c. 600, just
after the
Great Migration Period. He is not
mentioned by any
historians of the era but several...
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Notes Family Image Finn
Folcwalding before 449
legendary Audulf c. 600 c. 630 disputed,
probably in Westergo, but may have been a Frankish...
- As such he
served Ring and
later Ragnar Lodbrok. His
descendants Grim,
Audulf and Gorm (I) the
Childless also
ruled in Jutland. Gorm I
adopted the foundling...
- (fl. AD 973), more
commonly known as
Eadwulf Evil-child, Earl of
Bamburgh Audulf (fl. c. 600), a
Frisian lord or
moneyer known for his
golden tremisses Ernest...
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named Audulf survive from the late 6th or
early 7th century.
Their reverse inscription victvria avdvlfo (possibly
intending "Victory by
Audulf") is sometimes...
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Charlemagne Emperor 788 814
Prefects of Bavaria:
Gerold (794–799) and
Audulf (799–818)
Louis the
Pious Emperor 814 826 In 814,
Louis appointed his eldest...
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Merovingian style survive that
commemorate an
obscure figure known as
Audulf. Some
Dutch historians consider him to have been a
regional lord or king...
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Bavaria and
dispatched an army to the east,
headed by new
Bavarian prefect Audulf and
frontier count Werner,
commander of the
eastern march,
whose seat was...
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after the
Great Migration Period, the
Frisian king Ezelsoor,
presumambly Audulf, had a
large castle built on its remains,
which he
called Hogeburch. In...
- Vintronus, Duke (?) Drogo, Duke (690–708)
Frisian Kingdom (complete list) –
Audulf,
conjectured lord (c. 600)
Adgillus I, King (?–680) Redbad, King (678–719)...
