House of Conradine

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The House of Conradine was a prominent medieval German noble family that produced several influential dukes and kings within the Holy Roman Empire.

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House of Conradine canonical 1
House of Conradines 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval German dynasty
noble family
alliedWith Carolingian dynasty
associatedTerritory Franconia
Lotharingia
Swabia
linked to: Duchy of Swabia
country East Francia
Holy Roman Empire
dissolutionDate 11th century
dynasticRival Liudolfing dynasty
Ottonian dynasty
ethnicGroup Franks
feudalRank counts
dukes
kings
foundingDate 9th century
governedUnder Holy Roman Empire
heldTitle Duke of Franconia
Duke of Lotharingia
Duke of Swabia
King of East Francia
King of Germany
historicalSignificance first non-Carolingian royal dynasty in East Francia
language Old High German
nobleFamilyType comital dynasty
ducal dynasty
royal dynasty
notableEvent election of Conrad I as king in 911
notableMember Conrad I of Germany
Conrad the Elder
Conrad the Younger
linked to: Conrad the Elder

Eberhard of Franconia
Gebhard, Duke of Lorraine
Hermann I, Duke of Swabia
origin counts in Lahngau
politicalRole princely house within the Holy Roman Empire
politicalStatus prince-electors de facto in early German kingdom
powerBase Franconian stem duchy
linked to: Duchy of Franconia
precededBy Carolingian dynasty in East Francia
linked to: Carolingian dynasty
region Franconia
Lahngau
Rhineland
religion Roman Catholicism
succeededBy Ottonian dynasty in East Francia
linked to: Ottonian dynasty
timePeriod 10th century
9th century
early Middle Ages

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Gisela of Swabia house House of Conradine
Herman III of Swabia house House of Conradines
linked to: House of Conradine