Heinrich der Vogler

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Heinrich der Vogler is the German name for Henry the Fowler, the early 10th-century Duke of Saxony who became King of East Francia and is regarded as the founder of the Ottonian dynasty.

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Heinrich der Vogler canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Saxony
German historical figure
founder of dynasty
human
king of East Francia
medieval monarch
alsoKnownAs Heinrich I.
Henry I of Germany
Henry the Fowler
birthDate 0876-05-01
birthPlace Duchy of Saxony
Memleben
burialPlace Quedlinburg Abbey
child Brun, Archbishop of Cologne
Gerberga of Saxony
Hedwig of Saxony
Henry I, Duke of Bavaria
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
Thankmar
countryOfCitizenship Duchy of Saxony
East Francia
deathDate 0936-07-02
deathPlace East Francia
Memleben
ethnicGroup Saxons
father Otto the Illustrious
founderOf Ottonian dynasty
givenName Heinrich
Henry
house Liudolfing dynasty
languageSpoken Old High German
mother Hedwiga of Babenberg
nickname der Vogler
the Fowler
linked to: Fowler
nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
notableAchievement consolidation of East Francia
defense against Magyar invasions
laying foundations for the Holy Roman Empire under his son Otto I
strengthening of ducal authority in Saxony
positionHeld Duke of Franconia
Duke of Saxony
King of East Francia
Margrave of Saxony
linked to: Duke of Saxony
predecessor Conrad I of East Francia
linked to: Conrad I of Germany
reignEnd 0936
reignEndAsDukeOfSaxony 0936
reignStart 0919
reignStartAsDukeOfSaxony 0912
religion Christianity
sexOrGender male
spouse Matilda of Ringelheim
successor Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor

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Henry the Fowler alsoKnownAs Heinrich der Vogler
Heinrich I of Germany alsoKnownAs Heinrich der Vogler