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Hildegrim II 853 886
Agiulf 886 894
Sigismund 894 923
Bernard 926 968
Hildeward 968 996
Arnulf 996 1023
Branthog 1023 1036
Burchard I 1036 1059 Burchard...
- of Magdeburg. Hugh I (968–979)
Frederick (979–990) Hugh II (991–1002)
Hildeward (1003–1030)
Kadeloh (1030–1045)
Eberhard (1045–1079) Günther I (1079–1090)...
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Benedictine monastery was
founded in 1136 by the
brother of the
Naumburg bishop Hildeward,
Walther von Glisberg,
whose gravestone is on
display in the church. It...
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connected with the
Ekkehardine dynasty,
Emperor Conrad II and
Bishop Hildeward of Zeitz, who
transferred the
family seat from
Kleinjena to
their own...
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Eilward (also
noted as Agilward, Elvart, Eilbart, Erward, Ediward, Eduard,
Hildeward or Hildebert; d. 24
November 1023), a
member of the
Saxon noble house...
- centuries. The
earliest part was
written towards the end of the
episcopate of
Hildeward (968–995). It may have
initially been no more than a list of bishops....
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first written reference to the town of Leipzig. His body was
escorted by
Hildeward,
bishop of Zeitz, back to Meissen,
where it was buried. Knut Görich: Otto...
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noble Ekkehardine dynasty of that time,
Emperor Conrad II and
Bishop Hildeward of Zeitz. With the
consent of the pope John XIX and the
emperor Konrad...
