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their heartland of Emilia. A
Supponid daughter, Engelberga,
married the
Emperor Louis II. With her influence, the
Supponids became the most
powerful noble...
-
Engelberga of
Parma Queen of Italy,
Empress Adelchis I,
Count of
Parma (
Supponids) ? 5
October 851
Queen of
Italy 5
October 851 5
October 851
husband as...
- were all
buried in S. Apollonio.[citation needed]
Adalbert married the
Supponid Hildegard (Ildegarda) and had
three sons: Geoffrey,
Bishop of Brescia,...
- 758–763
Theodicius 763–773
Hildeprand 774–788 (ND - Non-dynastic; S -
Supponids; W - Widonids) ND
Winiges 789–822 S
Suppo I 822–824 ND
Adelard 824 S Mauring...
- 20
March 851
Lothair I
Engelberga of
Parma Adelchis I,
Count of
Parma (
Supponids) 830 5
October 851 12
August 875 husband's
death 896/901
Louis II Richilde...
-
politically fragmented region. Adalbert-Atto
married Hildegard, of the
Supponid Frankish noble family who had been very
influential in
northern Italy....
-
Issue Boniface III,
Margrave of
Tuscany Tedald,
Bishop of
Arezzo House House of
Canossa Father Adalbert Atto
Mother Hildegard (of the
Supponid family)...
-
Suppo II (835-885) was a
member of the
Supponid family. Engelberga, the wife of
Louis II may have been his sister. He was
Count of Parma, Asti, and Turin...
- 20
March 851
Lothair I
Engelberga of
Parma Adelchis I,
Count of
Parma (
Supponids) 830 5
October 851 12
August 875 husband's
death 896/901
Louis II Richilde...
-
Adelchis I or
Adelgis I (died c. 861) was the
Count of
Parma by the 830s, of
Cremona after 841, and
eventually of Brescia.
According to some sources, he...
