Charibert of Laon

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Charibert of Laon was an 8th-century Frankish nobleman best known as the father of Bertrada of Laon, the wife of Pepin the Short and mother of Charlemagne.

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Charibert of Laon canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 8th-century person
Frankish nobleman
medieval European noble
approximateDate before 722 (birth of Bertrada of Laon)
associatedWith Carolingian dynasty
City of Laon
linked to: Laon
centuryOfActivity 8th century
child Bertrada of Laon
country Frankish Kingdom
culture Frankish
deathBefore 768 (death of Pepin the Short)
ethnicGroup Franks
fatherOf Bertrada of Laon
floruit early 8th century
governedTerritory County of Laon
grandfatherOf Carloman I
Charlemagne
Gisela (daughter of Pepin the Short)
historicalPeriod Early Middle Ages
language Latin (administrative and ecclesiastical)
Old Frankish (vernacular)
maritalAlliance Carolingian family through Bertrada of Laon
nobleFamily Frankish nobility
notableFor being father of Bertrada of Laon
being maternal grandfather of Charlemagne
placeOfActivity Laon
Neustria
linked to: Kingdom of Neustria
placeOfResidence Laon
positionHeld Count in the Frankish realm
region Frankish Empire
Northern Francia
linked to: Austrasia
relativeByMarriage Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
religion Christianity
socialRank high nobility
sourceType genealogical reconstructions
medieval chronicles
spouse Bertrada’s mother (name uncertain)
title Count of Laon

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Bertrada of Laon father Charibert of Laon
Prüm Abbey foundedBy Charibert of Laon
House of Laon notableMember Charibert of Laon
Bertrada of Laon father Charibert of Laon
subject linked to: House of Laon
Bertha Broadfoot father Charibert of Laon
Bertrade de Laon father Charibert of Laon