- The
Bosonids were a
dynasty of Carolingian-era dukes, counts,
bishops and
knights descended from Boso the
Elder and his wife, Engeltrude. They married...
- Richilda,
married Litaud I,
Count of Mâcon
Dukes of
Burgundy family tree The
Bosonids or
Rising to
Power in the Late
Carolingian Age,
Constance B. Bouchard,...
- 1983, p. 180.
Bouchard 1988, p. 409. Bouchard,
Constance B. (1988). "The
Bosonids or
Rising to
Power in the Late
Carolingian Age".
French Historical Studies...
- Duke of
Burgundy (French: duc de Bourgogne) was a
title used by the
rulers of the
Duchy of Burgundy, from its
establishment in 843 to its
annexation by...
-
Kingdom of
Burgundy was a name
given to
various successive kingdoms centered in the
historical region of
Burgundy during the
Middle Ages. The heartland...
-
kings (which had been
interrupted twice by
Robertians and once by the
Bosonids), and the
Ottonian house of
Emperor Otto I. As
defender of Rome, Otto I...
- The Holy
Roman Emperor,
originally and
officially the
Emperor of the
Romans (Latin:
Imperator Romanorum; German:
Kaiser der Römer)
during the
Middle Ages...
- 1989, p. 226. Riché 1993, p. tab. 7. Bouchard,
Constance B. (1988). "The
Bosonids or
Rising to
Power in the Late
Carolingian Age".
French Historical Studies...
- Worldwide: 25,000
Women Through the Ages. Riché,
Pierre (1993). "Table 7. The
Bosonids". The Carolingians: A
Family Who
Forged Europe.
University of Pennsylvania...
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Italy from 947 to his death. He was of the
noble Frankish lineage of the
Bosonids,
descended from Boso the Elder. His
father and
predecessor was Hugh of...
