Luitpoldings

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The Luitpoldings were a medieval noble dynasty that held significant power in early medieval Germany, particularly in Bavaria, where they produced influential dukes and regional rulers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval dynasty
noble dynasty
activeInCentury 10th century
9th century
activeInPeriod early Middle Ages
associatedWithDynasty Carolingian Empire
conflictedWithDynasty Ottonian dynasty
country East Francia
ethnicOrigin Bavarian nobility
founder Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria
governanceForm hereditary rule
heldTitle Count in Carinthia
Count in Nordgau
Duke of Bavaria
Margrave of Bavaria
linked to: Margrave of Meissen
historicalSignificance defense of eastern frontier of East Francia
early territorial consolidation of Bavaria
language Old High German
lostDucalPower 10th century
memberOfSocialClass high nobility
namedAfter Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria
notableEvent Battle of Pressburg (Luitpold killed 907)
linked to: Battle of Pressburg
notableMember Arnulf the Bad
Berthold, Duke of Bavaria
Eberhard of Bavaria
Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria
overthrownBy Ottonian kings of East Francia
linked to: Ottonian dynasty
politicalRole frontier margraves against Hungarians
politicalStatus stem duchy rulers
powerBase Bavarian Nordgau
Regensburg
region Bavaria
relatedHouse House of Wittelsbach (later Bavarian rulers, not direct)
religion Roman Catholicism
ruledTerritory Carinthia (parts)
Duchy of Bavaria
Nordgau (Bavarian Nordgau)
linked to: Bavarian Nordgau
succeededByDynasty Ottonian-appointed dukes of Bavaria

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Duchy of Bavaria rulingDynasty Luitpoldings