- The
Etichonids were an
important noble family,
probably of Frankish-Burgundian origin, who
ruled the
Duchy of
Alsace in the
Early Middle Ages (7th–10th...
- an
antipathy between the
Etichonids and the
Arnulfings to
explain the
dissolution of
their power in Alsace, the
Etichonids were
allied with
Charles Martel...
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theory of
Etichonid ancestry,
which claims that
Adalbert of Metz and his
brother Gerard were
descendants of the
Nordgau branch of the
Etichonid Dynasty...
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forthwith ****her back as the
medieval Adalrich, Duke of Alsace, from the
Etichonids from
which Habsburg derives. His
grandson Radbot of
Klettgau founded the...
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noble family of the
Etichonids, and
possibly the
progenitor of the
House of Habsburg. A
member of the
Eberhard branch of the
Etichonids noble family, one...
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known as Athich,
Adalrich or Aldaric), Duke of
Alsace and
founder of the
Etichonid noble family.
According to the 9th
century "Life of Odilia", she was born...
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retreated to Alsace,
where he
established monasteries with the
support of the
Etichonid clan, who were
Carolingian supporters. This
relationship gave the Carolingians...
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known as Eticho, was the Duke of Alsace, the
founder of the
family of the
Etichonids and an
important and
influential figure in the
power politic of late-seventh-century...
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Count of
Auxerre Robert the
Strong Issue Hugh
Conrad the
Younger (probably) Welf I Odo
Robert I of
France House Etichonids Father Hugh of
Tours Mother Ava...
- in the
works of
Gregory of Tours, and was an
early progenitor of the
Etichonid clan, from
which the
Habsburgs originate.
Amalo was
likely a Burgundian...
