Emma of Lecce

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Emma of Lecce was a noblewoman of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily, best known as the mother of King Tancred of Lecce.

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Emma of Lecce canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian noble
king
medieval noblewoman
noblewoman
person
child Tancred of Lecce
chronology 12th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Sicily
ethnicGroup Norman
gender female
hasTitle noblewoman of Lecce
historicalRegion Norman Kingdom of Sicily
linked to: Kingdom of Sicily
languageUsed Latin
mother Emma of Lecce
motherOf Tancred of Lecce
nobleFamily Hauteville dynasty
notableFor being the mother of King Tancred of Sicily
partOf Norman aristocracy in southern Italy
placeOfActivity Apulia
Lecce
positionHeld King of Sicily
noble of the Kingdom of Sicily
region Southern Italy
relative Tancred of Lecce
members of the Hauteville dynasty
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Lecce
spouseOrPartner Tancred’s father (identity uncertain in sources)

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Tancred of Lecce mother Emma of Lecce
Tancred of Lecce mother Emma of Lecce
subject linked to: Emma of Lecce