Definition of Audulf. Meaning of Audulf. Synonyms of Audulf

- 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...
- 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...
- start Reign end Notes Family Image Finn Folcwalding before 449 legendary Audulf c. 600 c. 630 disputed, probably in Westergo, but may have been a Frankish...
- (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...
- named Audulf survive from the late 6th or early 7th century. Their reverse inscription victvria avdvlfo (possibly intending "Victory by Audulf") is sometimes...
- Note 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...
- the Merovingian style survive that commemorate an obscure figure known as Audulf. Some Dutch historians consider him to have been a regional lord or king...
- after the Great Migration Period, the Frisian king Ezelsoor, presumambly Audulf, had a large castle built on its remains, which he called Hogeburch. In...
- 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...
- after god Elagabal) Alphonsus (various rulers named Alfonso) Audulfus (Audulf) Augustinus Cantuariensis (Augustine of Canterbury) Baldimer (Vladimir of...