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Sichilde (c. 590–627) was a
Frankish queen as
consort to
Chlothar II from 618–627. She was the
daughter of the
Count Brunulphe II of the
Ardennes and the...
- His half-brother Charibert, son of
Sichilde,
claimed Neustria but
Dagobert opposed him. Brodulf,
brother of
Sichilde,
petitioned Dagobert on
behalf of...
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Charibert II (607/617–8
April 632), a son of
Clotaire II and his
junior wife
Sichilde, was
briefly King of
Aquitaine from 629 to his death, with his capital...
- the
younger sister of
queen Sichilde,
third wife of King
Clotaire II.
Their brother was
likely lord
Brodulf (****uming
Sichilde is the
mother of Charibert...
- of Hamage.
Because Chlothar had
three wives (Haldetrude, Bertrude, and
Sichilde) and it is not
known which was
mother of his sons
Dagobert I and Charibert...
- after589
Haldetrude ≈575–604
Chlothar II King of the
Franks 584–629 r.613–629
Sichilde ≈590–627
Ingund 568/567–585
Hermenegild 564–585
Childebert II King of Austrasia...
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Chilperic I and
Fredegund 1. Haldetrude: 1 son 2. Bertrude, 613:
childless 3.
Sichilde, 618: 1 son 18
October 629 Aged 44/45
Resided at
Soissons His
mother Fredegunde...
- wife of Warnachaire,
mayor of the
palace of Burgundy. In 618, he
married Sichilde,
sister of Gomatrude, who
later married Dagobert I, and
probably sister...
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dynasty Pei Ju,
official of the Tang
dynasty Rhahzadh,
Persian general Sichilde,
Frankish queen King
Stephen I of
Iberia (Georgia)
Zaynab bint Khuzayma...
- II, king of the
Sasanian Empire (d. 628)
Secundus of Non,
Lombard abbot Sichilde,
Frankish queen (d. 627)
Theodore Rshtuni,
Armenian general February 7...
