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Persoonlijke gegevens Henry II of Bavaria "also called Graf im Wormsgau" von Speyer Franconia 

• Alternatieve namen: Henry II (Duke) of FRANCONIA, The Saint Henry
• Roepnaam is also called Graf im Wormsgau.
• Hij is geboren rond 969 TO ABT 970 in Speyergay, Rhineland, Germany.
• Hij werd gedoopt in Germany-aka Henry the Saint.
• Beroepen:
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  {geni:job_title} Greve av Speyer

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  {geni:job_title} Comte, de Speyergau

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  {geni:job_title} Greve av Franken

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• Hij is overleden op 28 MAY 989 TO ABT 1000 in Germany.
• Hij is begraven rond 989 in Count of Speyer.
• Een kind van Otto von Kärnten en Judith ???
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 13 september 2011.

Gezin van Henry II of Bavaria "also called Graf im Wormsgau" von Speyer Franconia

Hij is getrouwd met Adelaide (Adelheid) av Alsace.

Zij zijn getrouwd rond 986 te Germany.

Kind(eren):

1. Conrad II Holy Roman Emperor  990-± 1039 

Notities over Henry II of Bavaria "also called Graf im Wormsgau" von Speyer Franconia

Name Prefix: Duke Name Suffix: II, of Franconia

Greve av Franken.
Henrich kalles også Henrich av Worms eller greve i Speiergau.

Event: Titled Count in the Speyergau 2
Event: Titled duke of Carinthia 2
Event: Titled Duke of Franconia 2

Event: Titled Count in the Speyergau 2
Event: Titled duke of Carinthia 2
Event: Titled Duke of Franconia 2

Event: Titled Count in the Speyergau 2
Event: Titled duke of Carinthia 2
Event: Titled Duke of Franconia 2

Henry of Speyer
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 – 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in the Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith.

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Count of Spires; m. Adelaide, dau of Gerard of Lower Alsace. (Weis 45-20).

Rootsweb Feldman
URL: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3044567&id=I08441
# ID: I08441
# Name: Henry II Of SAXONY 1 1 2 3 4
# Sex: M
# Title: HREmperor
# Birth: 973 in Spires (Speyer, Germany) 1 2 3 4
# Death: 1024 in Germany (age 51) - Emperor from 1003 1 2 3 4
# Christening: Germany - aka Henry the Saint 1 2 3 4
# Change Date: 15 JAN 2004 4
# Change Date: 9 NOV 2001 2 3 4
# IDNO: 832 2 3 4
# Note:

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GIVN HENRY II of
SURN SAXONY
NSFX HREmperor
EVEN Saxony
TYPE Ruled
DATE 1003 to 1024
PLAC Germany
Henry II Holy Roman Emperor ruled during the Saxon Dynasty from 1003to 1024. After his reign the empire became known as the SalianEmpire. Named for Conrad the Salian.
ABBR Trager's Chronology
PAGE Henrickson's Chronciles AD 1031-1040.
EVEN Germany
TYPE Ruled
DATE BET 1003 AND 1024
Henry of Saxony, called Henry the Saint, became King of Germany in1003 succeeding Otto III. Henry II ruled until 1024 and was succeededby Conrad II called the Salian.
ABBR SOURCE #337
TITL Kingdom's of Europe, Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ruling Monarchs FromAncient Times to the Present
AUTH Gene Gurney
PUBL Crown Publishers, New York. 1982
PAGE Gurney page 262.[Spare.FTW]

Father: Duke Of Carinthia OTTO b: in Lorraine - son of Conrad Duke of Lorraine
Mother: Judith Of VERDUN b: in Verdun (Alsace-Lorraine)

Marriage 1 Adelaide Of ALSACE b: ABT 975 in Alsace Province (France)

* Married: ABT 990 1 2 3 4

Children

1. Has Children Conrad II The Salian Of SAXONY b: 990 in Saxony

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#Générale#1ʻ mari

note couple : s:ds01.12

{geni:occupation} Greve, Conde de Speyer, Comte, de Speyergau, Greve av Speyer, greve i Wormmsgau, Greve av Franken, Greve av Franken. Henrich kalles også Henrich av Worms eller greve i Speiergau., Graf in Wormsgau.

{geni:about_me} http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_of_Speyer

=Henry of Speyer=

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 – 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in the Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith.

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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_(Salier)
=Heinrich (Salier)=

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Greve av Franken.

Henrich kalles også Henrich av Worms eller greve i Speiergau.

Tekst: Tore Nygaard

Kilder:

Mogens Bugge: Våre forfedre, nr. 200. Bent og Vidar Billing Hansen: Rosensverdslektens forfedre, side 91.
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Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 – 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in the Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith.
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Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 – 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith. His son was Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor.

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Henry II (May 6, 973[1] – July 13, 1024), called the Holy or the Saint, was the fifth and last Holy Roman Emperor of the Saxon (or Ottonian) dynasty from his coronation in Rome in 1014 until his death a decade later. He was crowned King of Germany in 1002 and King of Italy in 1004. He was the only German king to be canonised.

He was the son of Henry II, Duke of Bavaria. As his father had rebelled against two previous emperors, he was often in exile. This led the younger Henry to turn to the Church at an early age, first finding refuge with Abraham, Bishop of Freising, and later being educated at the cathedral school of Hildesheim. He succeeded his father as Duke of Bavaria in 995 as Henry IV.
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Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 – 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in the Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith.

[FAVthomas.FTW]

Canonized in 1146; feast day July 13
German King and Holy Roman Emperor 1002-1024
Last of the Saxon rulers

Also called Saint Henry , German Sankt Heinrich duke of Bavaria (asHenry IV, 995/1005), German king (from 1002), and Holy Roman emperor(1014/24), last of the Saxon dynasty of emperors.
He was canonized by Pope Eugenius III, more than 100 years after hisdeath, in response to church-inspired legends. He was, in fact, far fromsaintly, but there is some truth in the legends concerning his religiouscharacter. Together with Henry III, he was the great architect ofcooperation between church and state, following a policy inaugurated byCharlemagne and promoted by Otto I the
Great (Holy Roman emperor, 962/973). His canonization is sometimesjustified on the grounds that he was a great representative of themedieval German priestly kings.
Henry II became king of Germany in 1002 and Holy Roman emperor in1014. His father, Henry II the Quarrelsome, duke of Bavaria, having beenin rebellion against two preceding German kings, was forced to spend longyears in exile from Bavaria. The younger Henry found refuge with BishopAbraham of Freising and was later educated at the Cathedral School ofHildesheim. As he was exposed thus to strong church influence in hisyouth, religion influenced him strongly. Contemporaries observed an
ironic trait in his character and were also impressed by his ability tointersperse his speeches with biblical quotations. Though devoted tochurch ritual and personal prayer, he was a tenacious and realisticpolitician, not adverse to alliances with heathen powers. Usually in poorhealth, he yet performed for 22 years the office of the itinerant king,riding on horseback through his dominions to judge and compose feuds,pursue rebels, and extend the power of the crown.
After the death of King Otto III in January 1002, Henry, aware ofstrong opposition to his
succession, captured the royal insignia that were in the keeping of thedead king's companions. At Otto's funeral the majority of the princesdeclared against Henry, and only in June, with the assistance ofArchbishop Willigis of Mainz, did Henry secure both election andcoronation. It took another year before his recognition was final. Henryfirst turned his attention to the east and made war against the Polishking Boleslaw I the Brave. After a successful campaign, he marched intonorthern Italy to subdue Arduin of Ivrea, who had styled himself king ofItaly. His sudden interference led to bitter fighting and atrocities, andalthough Henry was crowned king in Pavia on May 15, 1004, he returnedhome, without defeating Arduin, to pursue his campaigns against Boleslaw.In 1003 Henry had made a pact with the Liutitian tribe against theChristian Boleslaw, and he allowed the Liutitians to resist Germanmissionaries east of the Elbe River. Henry was more interested inconsolidating his own political power than in spreading Christianity.Supported by his tribal allies, he waged several campaigns againstPoland, until in 1018, at Bautzen, he made a lasting compromise peacewith the Poles.
Sensitive to tradition and anxious to be crowned emperor, Henrydecided in late 1013 on another expedition to Italy. He marched straightto Rome, where he was crowned Holy Roman emperor by Pope Benedict VIII,on Feb. 14, 1014. By May he was back in Germany, seeking to fulfill hisduties to Italy by charging German officials with the administration ofthe country. Henry even convened an Italian imperial court at Strassburg(now Strasbourg) in 1019. In 1020 Pope Benedict visited him in Germany
and begged him to put in another appearance in Italy to fight the Greeksin the south and protect the papacy against the Lombard princes. Henryreluctantly responded the following year, fighting both Greeks andLombards successfully; but he withdrew at the first opportunity.
Henry's main interest and success were concentrated on theconsolidation of a peaceful royal regime in Germany. He spent much timeand energy in elaborating the so-called Ottonian system of government.Inaugurated by Otto I, this system was based upon the principle that thelands and the authority of the bishops ought to be at the disposal of theking. Henry made generous grants to the bishops and, by adding to theirterritorial holdings, helped to establish them as secular rulers as wellas
ecclesiastical princes. He freely availed himself of the royal right toappoint faithful followers to these bishoprics. He insisted on episcopalcelibacy—to make sure that on the death of a bishop the see would notfall into the hands of the bishop's children. In this way, he managed tocreate a stable body of supporters who made him more and more independentof rebellious nobles and ambitious members of his own family.
His greatest achievement was the foundation of the new bishopric ofBamberg. The upper region of the Main River was poorly populated, andHenry set aside large tracts of personal property to establish the newbishopric, much against the wishes of the bishop of Würzburg in themiddle Main region. He obtained the consent of other bishops at a synodin Frankfurt in late 1007. The new bishop was consecrated on Henry'sbirthday in 1012. In 1020 Bamberg was visited by the pope, and it quicklydeveloped into a splendid cathedral town where contemporary scholasticculture and art, as well as piety, found the support of Henry and hisqueen, Cunegunda.
During the last years of his reign Henry planned, in concert with PopeBenedict VIII, an
ecclesiastical reform council at Pavia to seal the system ofecclesiastico-political order he had perfected in Germany. But he diedsuddenly in July 1024, before this could be done.

To cite this page: "Henry II" Encyclopædia Britannica
<http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=40879&tocid=0&query=henry%20the%20saint>

55449360. Grev Henrik OTTOSON av Franken(7603) was born about 970.(7604) He died on 28 Mar 997. (7605) He was a Greve in Franken. (7606) Han kalles også Henrich av Worma eller greve i Speir. He was married to Adelheid N.NSDTR av Metz.

Henry of Speyer or Heinrich von Speyer, also called Graf im Wormsgau (965/970 - 989/1000) was the father of the Holy Roman Emperor Conrad II.

He was the oldest son of Count Otto von Worms and married Adelaide of Alsace, the sister of the counts of Alsace. She outlived him by many years and died in 1046. Little is known of his life, since he died at around 20.

He was buried in the Worms Cathedral along with his daughter Judith.

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