Friedrich von Telramund

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Friedrich von Telramund is a key antagonist in Richard Wagner’s opera *Lohengrin*, portrayed as a nobleman whose accusations and ambitions drive much of the drama’s conflict.

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Friedrich von Telramund canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
opera character
accusationType murder of Gottfried
accuses Elsa of Brabant
appearsIn Lohengrin
associatedWith Duchy of Brabant
conflictsWith Elsa of Brabant
Lohengrin
creator Richard Wagner
drivesPlotElement conflict through accusations and ambition
firstAppearance opera Lohengrin (1850)
linked to: Lohengrin
genreOfWorkAppearedIn Romantic opera
hasAllegiance Ortrud’s pagan ambitions
hasMoralAlignment villainous
hasMotivation personal ambition
political power
inspiredBy medieval German legend
isMaleCharacter true
languageOfWork German
medium opera
narrativeFunction foil to Lohengrin
nationalityInFiction Brabantian noble
occupation nobleman
opposes Lohengrin
partOf characters of Lohengrin
roleInWork antagonist in the opera Lohengrin
setting medieval Brabant
spouse Ortrud
workByAuthor Richard Wagner’s Lohengrin
linked to: Lohengrin

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Lohengrin centralCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
Ortrud spouse Friedrich von Telramund
Ortrud associatedWithCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
Act I (Lohengrin) mainCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
subject linked to: Act I
Act I (Lohengrin) introducesCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
subject linked to: Act I
Act II (Lohengrin) featuresCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
subject linked to: Act II
Act III (Lohengrin) centralCharacter Friedrich von Telramund
subject linked to: Act III
Elsa of Brabant mainAntagonist Friedrich von Telramund