Hemma

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Hemma was a 9th-century Frankish noblewoman of the Carolingian dynasty, best known as the mother of Emperor Charles the Fat.

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Hemma canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Carolingian aristocrat
Frankish noblewoman
Holy Roman Emperor
child Charles the Fat
countryOfCitizenship Frankish Empire
linked to: Carolingian Empire
culture Carolingian culture
linked to: Carolingian period
dynasty Carolingian dynasty
era Carolingian era
ethnicGroup Franks
hasRoleInHistory mother of a Holy Roman Emperor
languageSpoken Old High German
memberOfDynasty Carolingian dynasty
mother Hemma
nobleFamily Carolingian dynasty
notableFor being the mother of Emperor Charles the Fat
occupation noblewoman
parent Hemma
partOf Carolingian nobility
positionInSociety high nobility
region Central Europe
relative Charles the Fat
religion Christianity
Latin Church
residence Carolingian Empire
East Francia
sexOrGender female
timePeriod 9th century

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Charles the Fat mother Hemma
Karl der Dicke Mutter Hemma
Carolus Crassus mother Hemma
Charles the Fat mother Hemma
subject linked to: Hemma
Charles the Fat parent Hemma
subject linked to: Hemma