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Bisinus (sometimes
shortened to Bisin) was the king of
Thuringia in the 5th
century AD or
around 500. He is the
earliest historically attested ruler of...
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appointed coadjutor of his
uncle Basinus von Trier. In 698, he
cofounded the
Echternack Abbey at Mettlach. When
Archbishop Basinus died on 4
March 705, Leudwinus...
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Archbishop of
Trier and
Archbishop of Reims. His great-uncle
Saint Basinus had
preceded his
father as
Archbishop of Trier. He was the great-grandson...
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Sibald 600–626
Modoald 626–645 Numeri**** 645–665
Hildulf 665–671, d. 707
Basinus 671–697 d. 706 ?
Leudwinus 697–718 Milo 718–758
Wermad 758–791 Richbod...
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according to the
Historia Langobardorum, the son of Menia, the
Lombard wife of
Basinus, king of the Thuringii.
Audoin was half-brother to
Hermanafrid (king of...
- in Manchu),
Susai (5 in Manchu), Liošici(67, a
Mandarin homophone) and
Bašinu(85, a
Mandarin homophone): 243 e.g.
Dorgon (badger) and
Arsalan (lion): 979 ...
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noblewoman from an
influential Frankish family, and the
sister of
Saint Basinus of Treves.
Their children were:
Leudwinus (born 660 AD - died 722 AD),...
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Chinese numbers, as in the name Loišici (=
Liushi qi, "sixty-seven"),
Bašinu (=
bashi wu, "eight-five").45 Such names,
unheard of
among the Han, were...
- Abbey’s
Codex Laureshamensis. Its
founding may go back to a
knight named Basinus, who
received the
rights to
found a settlement. The name
changed from Basinsheim...
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brought relics of the city's saints,
Saints Maximin, Agritius,
Nicetius and
Basinus over to the
abbey church of
Saint Maximin. A
contemporary view is that...
