Family tree Jansen » Rapoto III. im Traungau (1002-1050)

Personal data Rapoto III. im Traungau 

  • He was born um 1002.
  • He was christened.
    Geloof: r.K.
  • Profession: Gf. i. Traungau.
  • He died on June 19, 1050, he was 48 years old.
  • A child of Rapoto II. im Traungau and N von Dillingen
  • This information was last updated on May 5, 2007.

Household of Rapoto III. im Traungau

He had a relationship with Beatrix von Diessen.


Timeline Rapoto III. im Traungau

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Rapoto III. im Traungau

Rapoto I. im Traungau
940-> 984
Riwin von Dillingen
930-> 973
Hildegard N
????-> 973

Rapoto III. im Traungau
1002-1050


Beatrix von Diessen
1012-????


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