Conradines

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The Conradines were a prominent early medieval German noble dynasty that produced several influential dukes and kings within the Holy Roman Empire.

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Conradines canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval German dynasty
noble family
allegiance Carolingian Empire
East Frankish Kingdom
linked to: East Francia

Holy Roman Empire
coatOfArms three eagles (later associated heraldically)
country East Francia
Kingdom of Germany
decline 10th century
dynasticNameOrigin derived from the personal name Conrad
ethnicGroup Franks
founder Gebhard, Count of Lahngau
historicalSignificance first non-Carolingian royal dynasty in East Francia
language Old High German
notableEvent election of Conrad I as king in 911
notableMember Conrad I of Germany
Conrad the Elder
Conrad the Red
Conrad the Younger
linked to: Conrad the Elder

Eberhard of Franconia
Gebhard, Duke of Lorraine
Otto of Worms
partOf high nobility of East Francia
politicalRole early royal family of East Francia
supporters of the Carolingian kings
powerBase Lahngau
Wetterau
linked to: Wetterau region
producedOfficeHolder Count in Lahngau
Duke of Franconia
Duke of Lotharingia
King of East Francia
King of Germany
region Franconia
Hesse
Lotharingia
relatedDynasty Salian dynasty
religion Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
rival Liudolfing dynasty
Ottonian dynasty
succeededBy Salian dynasty in Franconia
linked to: House of Salian
timePeriod 10th century
9th century
early Middle Ages
title counts
dukes
kings

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Referenced by (10)

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Gisela of Swabia nobleFamily Conradines
Duchy of Franconia rulingHouse Conradines
Conrad I of Germany house Conradines
Conrad the Red nobleFamily Conradines
Conrad the Elder nobleFamily Conradines
Herman III of Swabia nobleFamily Conradines