Conrad the Red

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Conrad the Red was a 10th-century German nobleman and Duke of Lotharingia who played a key military role in supporting King Otto I during conflicts that helped consolidate the early Holy Roman Empire.

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Conrad the Red canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf duke
historical figure
medieval German noble
nobleman
countryOfCitizenship East Francia
fatherInLaw Henry I of Germany
Henry the Fowler
floruit 10th century
givenName Conrad
historicalSignificance contributed to the consolidation of the early Holy Roman Empire
helped secure royal authority in East Francia
militaryAllegiance King Otto I of Germany
militaryRank ducal military leader
nativeLanguage Old High German
nobleFamily Conradines
nobleTitle Duke of Lotharingia
notableWork participation in the Battle of Lechfeld
support of Otto I in Italian campaigns
participantIn Battle of Lechfeld
Italian campaigns of Otto I
conflicts consolidating the early Holy Roman Empire
playedRole key military supporter of Otto I
participant in consolidation of early Holy Roman Empire
positionHeld Count in Franconia
Duke of Lotharingia
region Franconia
Lotharingia
relative Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
sexOrGender male
spouse Liutgard of Saxony
linked to: Luitgarde of Saxony
supported Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
timePeriod 10th century

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Battle of Lechfeld (955) commander Conrad the Red
Luitgarde of Saxony spouse Conrad the Red
Battle of the Lech combatant Conrad the Red
Conradines notableMember Conrad the Red
Revolt against Otto I hasLeader Conrad the Red
Revolt against Otto I hasParticipant Conrad the Red
Herman III of Swabia relative Conrad the Red
Otto of Worms father Conrad the Red