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Saint Hunfrid of Prüm (died 871),
commonly Saint Humphrey in English, was a
Benedictine monk at the
Abbey of Prüm who was
reluctantly promoted to become...
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first ducal dynasty of Swabia. The
first known member of the
family was
Hunfrid,
Margrave of
Istria and,
according to some sources, last Duke of Friuli...
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Hunfrid (Latin: Unfredus) was the
Margrave of
Istria and,
according to some sources, Duke of
Friuli from 799 to c. 804, when a Duke John was
ruling Istria...
- by birth, with no
connection to Gothia. He was
probably Hunfrid III, the
second son of
Hunfrid II, dux
super Redicam (duke over Rhaetia). He
rebelled against...
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attested since Medieval times, was
Hunfrid.
Notable people with the name include:
Ordered chronologically Hunfrid of Prüm (Saint Humphrey, died 871),...
- Adalung,
abbot of
Lorsch 804–837;
Adalindis With a
second wife he had
Hunfrid I of Istria,
Guelph of
Andechs and the
Brother of
Bouchard "the Constable"...
- Preceded by
Marcarius Duke of
Friuli 789–799 Succeeded by
Hunfrid...
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border with
Littoral Croatia.
Istria was
enfeoffed to the
Frankish count Hunfrid, who also bore the
title of a dux Foroiul****. The
original Carolingian...
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Hunfrid) is a
masculine given name of
Germanic origin. It may
refer to: Humfrid,
count of
Barcelona Humfrid (bishop),
archbishop of
Magdeburg Hunfrid...
- (first time) 859–881 — Hugh II 861–864 —
Adalard (second time) 864–866 —
Hunfrid I 866–878 — Hilduin [fr] 878–883 — Fulk the
Venerable (first time) 884–892...
