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     Graf von Spanheim Friedrich von Spanheim was the son of Graf von Spanheim Eberhard I von Spanheim and Hedwig von Nellenburg.¹ Graf von Spanheim between 1022 and 1058.¹ Graf von Spanheim Friedrich von Spanheim died circa 1058.

     Ingelbert II van Peteghem was the son of Ingelbert I van Peteghem.¹ Ingelbert II van Peteghem married Glismode (?).¹ Ingelbert II van Peteghem died circa 1058.¹

     Gagik II, King of Kaxet'i was the son of Davit' Anhoghin, King of Tašir-Joraget and N. N. Bagratuni of Kaxet'i.¹ Gagik II, King of Kaxet'i inherited Kaxet'i through his mother.¹ King of Kaxet'i at Georgia, Caucasus, between 1038 and 1058.¹ He died circa 1058.

     Ermesende, comtesse de Longwy was related to Clemence de Poitou; per a surviving contemporary source, said to be the daughter of Countess Ermesende of Longwy and granddaughter of Adalbert of Longwy.² Ermesende, comtesse de Longwy was taken to be the mother of Clemence, Countess of Luxembourg.² She was born after 1030. She was the daughter of Adalbert, Herzog von Ober-Lothringen and Clemence de Foix. Ermesende, comtesse de Longwy married Guillaume V Pierre, comte de Poitou, duc d' Aquitaine et de Gascogne, son of Guillaume III "le Grand", comte de Poitou et duc d' Aquitaine and Agnes de Bourgogne, before 1045.² Ermesende, comtesse de Longwy died in 1058. Died a widow and a nun.

     Lezieline de Turqueville was born circa 982. She was the daughter of Turchetil, seigneur de Turqueville & de Turqueraye and Anceline de Montfort-sur-Risle.¹ Lezieline de Turqueville married Guillaume, comte d'Yesmes & d'Eu, son of Richard I "Sans Peur", Leader of the Normans of Rouen and N. N. , a mistress of Richard I of Normandy.¹ Lezieline de Turqueville died in 1058.² Lezieline de Turqueville was buried in the Abbey of St. Pierre-sur-Dives, France.

     Artaud IV, comte de Lyon & de Forest was born before 1000. He was the son of Artaud III, comte de Lyon & de Forest.¹ Artaud IV, comte de Lyon & de Forest was living in 1007.² He married Raimonde (?) before 1032.² Artaud IV, comte de Lyon & de Forest was named in a charter in Cluny.¹ Count of Lyon before 1058.² Count of Rohau before 1058.² Count of la Forez before 1058.² He died in 1058.² He was the predecessor of Artaud V, comte de Lyon & de Forest; Count of Forez.³

     Gerardus III, Graaf van Wassenberg was the son of Gerardus II Flamensis, Heer van Wassenberg.¹ Gerardus III, Graaf van Wassenberg was the successor of Gerardus II Flamensis, Heer van Wassenberg; Heer van Wassenberg.¹ Graaf van Wassenberg between 1050 and 1058.¹ Gerardus III, Graaf van Wassenberg died in 1058.¹ He was the predecessor of Gerhard I "de Lange", Graaf van Wassenberg en Gelder; Graf von Wassenberg.^2,1

     Guillaume, comte d'Yesmes & d'Eu was natural son of Richard I of Normandy.¹ He was born circa 977. He was the son of Richard I "Sans Peur", Leader of the Normans of Rouen and N. N. , a mistress of Richard I of Normandy.^1,2 Guillaume, comte d'Yesmes & d'Eu married Lezieline de Turqueville, daughter of Turchetil, seigneur de Turqueville & de Turqueraye and Anceline de Montfort-sur-Risle.¹ Guillaume, comte d'Yesmes & d'Eu died on 26 January 1058.

     Ard-rí Alban Lulach mac Gilla Comgain also went by the name of Lulach "the Fool".⁴ Also called King of Scotland Lulach Fatuus mac Gilla Comgan of Moray.^2,4 He was born circa 1031.⁴ He was the son of mórmaer Moreb Gilla Comgain mac Mael-Brighdi and Gruoch MacDuff.^2,3 Ard-rí Alban Lulach mac Gilla Comgain married Finnghuala of Angus, daughter of Sinhill of Angus, before 1057.⁴ Ard-rí Alban Lulach mac Gilla Comgain was made King by his step-father's party on 15 August 1057.⁵ 18th King of Scots at the area south and west of the Tay between 15 August 1057 and 17 March 1058.⁵ He died on 17 March 1058 at Essie, Strathbogie. He was killed in battle by Malcolm mac Donnchad.^5,4,1 Annals of Ulster 1058: "Lulach son of Gilla Comgain, over-king of Scotland, was killed in battle by Mael Coluim son of Donnchad. / Lulach m. Gilla Comgain airdrigh Alban do marbadh la Mael Coluim m. Donnchadha i cath."¹ Annals of Tigernach 1058: "Lulach, rí Alban, do marbad la Mael Coluim mac Donnchada per dolum."⁶ Ard-rí Alban Lulach mac Gilla Comgain was buried in Iona.⁴

     Pope Stephen IX (X) was the brother of Duke Godfrey of Lorraine.¹ He was the brother of the rebellious Godfrey the Bearded, Duke of Lorraine.³ He was the cousin (4th, twice removed) of Pope Leo IX.⁴ Also called Friederich von Verdun.² Also called Frédéric de Lorraine.¹ He was born circa 1000 at Lorraine.¹ He was the son of Gozelo I, Herzog von Nieder- und Ober-Lothringen and Ita von Ortenau.^1,2 Pope Stephen IX (X) was made chancellor of the Roman Church by Pope Leo IX in 1051.³ He accompanied Leo IX in his journeys throughout Europe between 1051 and 1056.³ He was sent by Pope Leo IX to Constantinople which terminated in the final separation of the Eastern and Western Churches circa 1054.³ He was chosen as the successor of Pope Victor II on 3 August 1057.³ 152nd Pope at Rome from 3 August 1057 to March 1058.¹ He died on 29 March 1058 at Florence, Italy. He died of a sickness on a trip to Tuscany.^1,2,5 Pope Stephen IX (X) was buried in the church of S. Reparata.¹

     Judith von Schweinfurt was born circa 1030. She was the daughter of Heinrich II von Schweinfurt, Graf an der Pegnitz and Gerberga von Gleisberg.¹ Judith von Schweinfurt married Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary, son of Ottone, doge di Venezia and María, Hercegnõ Magyarország, in May 1055; His 2nd.^1,2 Judith von Schweinfurt died on 2 August 1058.¹

     Judith von Schweinfurt was born circa 1006. She was the daughter of Heinrich I, Markgraf im bayerischen Nordgau and Gerberge von Henneberg, Markgräfin im bayerischen Nordgau.^2,3 Judith von Schweinfurt married Bretislav I, Kníze Ceská, son of Odalrich, Kníze Ceská and Bozena (?), in 1021.^3,1,4 Judith von Schweinfurt died on 2 August 1058.^1,3

     Kazimierz I Odnowiciel, Król Polska also went by the name of Casimir I "the Restorer" of Poland. He was born on 28 July 1016.^1,2 He was the son of Mieszko II Lambert, Król Polska and Richeza von Bonngau.^1,2 Kazimierz I Odnowiciel, Król Polska failed to take full control of the country which had slipped towards anarchy after the death of his father in 1034.² He was exiled by the rebellious nobles in 1037.² He was a witness where Bretislav I, Kníze Ceská invaded Poland, sacked Poznan and Gniezno, stole the relics of Adalbert, the patron saint of Poland, and then captured Silesia between 1037 and 1038.² Kazimierz I Odnowiciel, Król Polska returned to Poland, and in these dramatic circumstances, his return encountered no opposition from the local nobles, and proceeded to reconstruct the state and restore its economy and civilization, regaining Silesia and incorporating Mazovia as well, in 1038.² He became King following his father and a period of Civil War (1034-1038) in 1038. He married Dobroniega Yaroslavna, daughter of Yaroslav I Mudriy Vladimirovich, Grand Prince of Kiev and Ingigerth, in 1038. King of Poland between 1038 and 1058. Kazimierz I Odnowiciel, Król Polska moved the capital to Cracow since Great Poland and its oldest towns, Poznan and Gniezno, were in ruins.² He died on 28 November 1058 at age 42 years and 4 months.^1,2

     Count of Hövel at North Rhine-Westphalia.² Vogt des Stiftes Essen.² Bernhard II (von Werl), Graf von Hövel was born between 982 and 986.¹ He was the son of Graf Hermann I von Werl and Gerberga, Gräfin von Werl, Herzogin von Schwaben.¹ Bernhard II (von Werl), Graf von Hövel died circa 1059.¹

     Count of Formbach at Bavaria, Germany.² Friedrich, Graf von Formbach was born circa 1030.^3,4,5 He was the son of Thiemo I, Graf von Formbach und Schweinachgau. Friedrich, Graf von Formbach married Wulfhilda Óláfsdóttir, daughter of Oláfr "den Hellige" Haraldsson, King of Norway and Ástrídr Óláfsdóttir, before 1042; His 1st. Her 1st. Friedrich, Graf von Formbach married Gertrude, Erbin von Haldensleben, daughter of Konrad, Graf von Haldensleben, before 1050; His 2nd. Her 1st. This marriage angered the Emperor, and they wed secretly. She was noted as "the great Saxon heiress."² Friedrich, Graf von Formbach died in 1059. Slain.^3,4,6 Friedrich, Graf von Formbach was buried in Formbach, Bavaria, Germany.

     Of Uí Muiredaig branch of Uí Dúnlaing. Ridomna Laigen Gilla Cáemgin Ó Toole was born in 999. He was the son of Gilla Comgaill mac Duinn Cuan mac Dunlaing Ó Toole.¹ Annals of the Loch Cé 1059: "Gilla Coeimhghin mac Gilla Comhgaill, rídhamhna Laighen, occisi sunt. / Gillacaeimhghin, son of Gillacomghaill, royal heir of Laighen, occisi sunt."² Ridomna Laigen Gilla Cáemgin Ó Toole died in 1059 at age 60 years. He was killed.³ Annals of Ulster 1059: "Gilla Coeimgein son of Gilla Comgaill, heir designate of Laigin, was killed. / Gilla Coemgin m. Gilla Comghaill ridomna Laigen occisi sunt."³

     Markgraf von Montferrat Wilhelm III von Montferrat was the son of Wilhelm II, Markgraf von Montferrat and Waza (?).¹ Markgraf von Montferrat Wilhelm III von Montferrat was the successor of Wilhelm II, Markgraf von Montferrat; Margrave of Montferrat.² Margrave of Montferrat between 1042 and 1059.¹ Markgraf von Montferrat Wilhelm III von Montferrat died after 1059.¹

     Also called de Maurienne. Also called Graf von Savoyen Oddo I von Savoyen. Margrave of Susa.² Also called Eudes French. Also called Otto German. Odo, comte de Savoie was born in 1021.³ He was the son of Humbert I "the White Handed", comte de Savoie and Anzilla von Lenzburg.² Odo, comte de Savoie married Markgräfin von Turin, Herzogin von Schwaben Adelheid von Turin, daughter of Manfred II Odelrich, Markgraf von Turin and Bertha von Luni, in 1045; Her 3rd (widow).^2,4 Margrave of Susa at Province of Turin, Italy, between 1046 and 19 January 1058.² Count of Chablais at Rhône-Alpes, Savoy, between 1051 and 1060.² Odo, comte de Savoie succeeded his brother, Amadeus, to Savoy in 1056. Count of Savoy at Rhône-Alpes, Savoy, between 1056 and 19 January 1058. He died on 19 February 1059 at age 38 years.⁵

     Ivo III Bellomontensis was born circa 1022. He was the son of Ivo II Bellomontensis.² Ivo III Bellomontensis married Emma (?) before 1052.¹ Ivo III Bellomontensis died on 22 May 1059.¹

     Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen was related to Ida von Sachsen; the daughter? of Herzog Bernhards II von Sachsen.² Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen was related to Hedwig von Sachsen; the daughter of Bernard II, Duke of Saxony.³ Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen was born circa 995.¹ He was the son of Bernard I, Herzog von Sachsen and Hildegarde von Stade.¹ Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen succeeded Bernard I, his father, to the duchy of Saxony in 1011. Duke of Saxony at German Empire between 7 February 1011 and 1059.^1,4 He married Eilika von Schweinfurt, daughter of Heinrich I, Markgraf im bayerischen Nordgau and Gerberge von Henneberg, Markgräfin im bayerischen Nordgau, in 1020.^5,1,6 Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen married Cecilia (?) before 1040. Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen married Bertrade of Norway, daughter of Haraldr Gráfeldr Eiríksson, King of Norway, before 1040. Bernard II, Herzog von Sachsen died on 29 June 1059.^7,1,6

     Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was the brother of Frowila Orseolo; the sister of Peter, King of Hungary.^4,5 Always Frowila is described as sister of Peter, King of Hungary, and daughter of Otto. Peter the Doge was succeeded by his son, Otto. And Peter is described as being a youth in 1041. Hardly 32. I say that both Peter and Frowiza are children of Otto, son of Doge Peter II, and Peter succeeded to the Hungarian throne because he was the grandson of Maria of Hungary.⁶ Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was the nephew of King Stephen of Hungary.³ He was the successor of Szent István I, Király Magyarország; King of Hungary.⁷ Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was born before 1009. He was the son of Ottone, doge di Venezia and María, Hercegnõ Magyarország.^2,1,3 Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was a witness where Szent István I, Király Magyarország bequeathed his throne, after his last surviving son too predeceased him, to a nephew, Peter, son of his sister and the Doge Otto Orseolo circa 1038.³ King of Hungary between 15 August 1038 and 1041.¹ Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was was an overbearing youth who disliked his subjects and soon had them in arms against him, they rebelled, driving him to take refuge at the court of the Emperor Henry III, in 1041.³ He removed as King of Hungary in favor the people's elected Samuel Aba, a 'Kun' who had married another of Stephen's sisters, between 1041 and 1044.³ He married Tuta von Formbach, Königin von Ungarn, daughter of Heinrich I "Hesso", Graf von Formbach, circa 1044; His 1st.^1,2 Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary was restored to the Hungarian crown, with the help of Henry III, in 1046.³ King of Hungary, restored in 1046.^1,3 He married Judith von Schweinfurt, daughter of Heinrich II von Schweinfurt, Graf an der Pegnitz and Gerberga von Gleisberg, in May 1055; His 2nd.^1,2 Pietro Orseolo, King of Hungary died on 30 August 1059.¹

     Eirene Pegonitissa was born in 1012. She was the daughter of Niketas Pegonites. Eirene Pegonitissa married Caesar John Doukas, son of Andronikos Doukas, before 1036.¹ Eirene Pegonitissa died circa 1060.

     Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou also went by the name of Geoffrey "the Hammer" of Anjou. He was the successor of Foulques III "Nerra", comte d'Anjou; 4th Count of Anjou.³ Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou was born on 14 October 1006.⁴ He was the son of Foulques III "Nerra", comte d'Anjou and Hildegarde von Metz.² Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou married Agnes de Bourgogne, daughter of Otto-Wilhelm, Graf von Macon und Burgund and Ermentrude de Roucy, on 1 January 1032; Her 2nd (widow).^5,6,7 5th Count of Anjou at France between 21 June 1040 and 1060.³ Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou was made peace with King Henry and William of Normandy in 1052. He was a witness where Guillaume I "le Conquérant", roi d' Angleterre held his own against the alliance of Geoffrey Martel of Anjou and King Henry between 1054 and 1060. Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou died circa 1060. He was the predecessor of Geoffroy III "le Barbu", comte d' Anjou; 6th Count of Anjou.³

     Louis I, seigneur de Faucigny was born before 1030 at Faucigny, Haute-Savoie, France. He was the son of Aimeraud, seigneur de Faucigny and Aalgut (?).² Louis I, seigneur de Faucigny married Thietburga von Rheinfelden, daughter of Kuno, Graf von Rheinfelden, before 1060; His 2nd. Her 1st.^1,3 Louis I, seigneur de Faucigny died circa 1060.

     Ida, Äbtissin des Klosters St. Maria zu Köln was born circa 997?. She was the daughter of Erenfried, Pfalzgraf von Lothringen and Mathilda von Sachsen, Pfalzgräfin von Lothringen.¹ Ida, Äbtissin des Klosters St. Maria zu Köln died circa 1060.¹

     Willipurg von Pustertal was born circa 1025.¹ She was the daughter of Graf im Puster-, Nori- und Lavanthtal Engelbert IV von Pustertal and Luitgard von Istrien.¹ Willipurg von Pustertal married Pfalzgraf von Bayern Aribo II von Bayern, son of Pfalzgraf von Bayern Hartwig II (IV) von Bayern and Friderun, Pfalzgräfin von Bayern, circa 1040; His 1st.¹ Willipurg von Pustertal died circa 1060.¹

     Also called Bertand.³ Pons III, comte de Toulouse was the successor of Guillaume III "Taillefer", comte de Toulouse; Count of Toulouse.^4,5 Pons III, comte de Toulouse was born circa 991. He was the son of Guillaume III "Taillefer", comte de Toulouse and Emma d' Arles.² Count of Toulouse at Aquitaine, France, between 1028 and 1060.⁶ Pons III, comte de Toulouse married Adelmodie de la Marche, daughter of Bernard I, comte de la Marche and Amelie, between 1044 and 1045; Her 2nd.^7,8 Pons III, comte de Toulouse died in 1060. He was the predecessor of Guillaume IV, comte de Toulouse; Count of Toulouse.⁹

     Mathilde von Franken, Herzogin von Schwaben was born circa October 1048 at Pöhlde.³ She was the daughter of Heinrich III "der Schwarze", Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Agnès, Kaiserin der Römisches Reich.^2,1 Mathilde von Franken, Herzogin von Schwaben married Rudolf, Gegenkönig von Deutschland, son of Kuno, Graf von Rheinfelden, in 1059; His 1st.^2,4 Mathilde von Franken, Herzogin von Schwaben died in 1060.² She died on 12 May 1060.⁵

     Robert de France was born in 1055.¹ He was the son of Henri I, roi des Francs and Anna Yaroslavna.¹ Robert de France died in 1060 at age 5 years.¹

     Bishop of Belley.¹ Aimone de Savoie was born circa 1042. He was the son of Amédée I, comte de Savoie and Adelaide d' Albon.¹ Aimone de Savoie died in 1060.¹

     Berthold II, Graf von Dießen was the father of Otto II, Graf von Diessen, Thanning und Ambras; the son of Grafen Berthold II von Dießen and the daughter, whose name is not known, of Graf Konrad von Hohenwart.¹ Berthold II, Graf von Dießen was born before 1025. He was the son of Friedrich I, Graf von Dießen and Hemma von Öhningen.² Count on the Isar River at Bavaria, Germany. Count of Diessen at Bavaria, Germany, in 1039.² Berthold II, Graf von Dießen married N. N. von Hohenwart, daughter of Graf Konrad von Hohenwart, before 1055. Berthold II, Graf von Dießen died after 1060.³

     Ida, Gräfin von Lauffen was born circa 1030. She was the daughter of Bernhard II (von Werl), Graf von Hövel.¹ Ida, Gräfin von Lauffen married Heinrich II, Graf von Lauffen, son of Arnold, Graf von Lauffen and Adelheid von Nellenburg; Her 1st.² Ida, Gräfin von Lauffen was heiress of Hövel at North Rhine-Westphalia.¹ She died after 1060.³

     Hugh, Butler of France died after 1060.¹

     Etienne II, vicomte de Thiern was born circa 1010?. He was the son of Guillaume I, vicomte de Thiern and Ponce (?).¹ Etienne II, vicomte de Thiern married Blanche (?) in 1040.¹ Etienne II, vicomte de Thiern died after 1060.¹

     Graf von Ballenstedt, Graf im Schwabengau und im Gau Serimunt Esiko von Ballenstedt was born circa 1000?. He married Mathilda von Schwaben, daughter of Hermann II, Herzog von Schwaben and Gerberga, Gräfin von Werl, Herzogin von Schwaben, circa 1026/27; Her 3rd (widow).¹ Graf von Ballenstedt, Graf im Schwabengau und im Gau Serimunt Esiko von Ballenstedt died circa 1059/60.¹

     Hildouin de Breteuil was born circa 960. He died on 18 May 1060. Died a monk.¹

     Diepold I, Graf im Augstgau und Keltenstein was born circa 1005. He was the son of Rapoto II, Graf im Traungau and N. N. von Oberdillingen.¹ Diepold I, Graf im Augstgau und Keltenstein married N. N. von Schweinfurt, daughter of Heinrich I, Markgraf im bayerischen Nordgau and Gerberge von Henneberg, Markgräfin im bayerischen Nordgau.¹ Diepold I, Graf im Augstgau und Keltenstein died on 18 May 1060.²

     Mathilde von Lothringen was born in 1025.¹ She was the daughter of Gothelon II "l' Indolent", duc de Lothier.¹ Mathilde von Lothringen married Sigibodo (?); Her 1st.² Mathilde von Lothringen married Pfalzgraf bei Rhein Heinrich I "der Rasende" von Bonngau, son of Graf zu Zülpich Hezelin I von Bonngau and N. N. von Kärnten, circa 1040; Her 2nd.^1,3 Mathilde von Lothringen died on 17 July 1060 at age 35 years. She was murdered by her husband, felled with an axe in a fit of rage.^1,4

      Henri I, roi des Francs was born between April 1008 and May 1008 at Bourgogne, France.^5,3,4,6 He was the son of Robert II "le Pieux", roi des Francs and Constance de Provence dit d'Arles.^2,3,4 Duke of Burgundy between 1015 and 1032.⁷ Henri I, roi des Francs was crowned King of the West Franks in 1025. He succeeded his father to the throne of France on 20 July 1031.⁶ King of the West Franks between 1031 and 1060.^8,7 He granted the duchy of Burgundy to his brother, Robert, in 1032.⁹ Styled par la grâce de Dieu, roi des Francs. He married Mathilda von Franken, daughter of Konrad II "der Salier", imperator augustus and Kaiserin Gisela von Schwaben, in 1033; His 1st.^3,4,6,7,10 Henri I, roi des Francs married Mathilda von Friesland, daughter of Liudolf von Friesland, in 1043; His 2nd (widower).^5,3,4 A contract for the marriage of Henri I, roi des Francs and Anna Yaroslavna was signed on 20 January 1044. Henri I, roi des Francs and Guillaume I "le Conquérant", roi d' Angleterre were defeated a coalition of Norman rebels in 1047 at Val-ès-Dunes, southeast of Caen, Calvados, Lower Normandy, France. Henri I, roi des Francs was a witness where Louis II, comte de Chiny entertained the Emperor Henry III and King Henry I of France in 1048. Henri I, roi des Francs married Anna Yaroslavna, daughter of Yaroslav I Mudriy Vladimirovich, Grand Prince of Kiev and Ingigerth, on 19 May 1051 at Rheims, France; His 3rd. Her 1st.^2,5,3,4,6,7 Henri I, roi des Francs was a witness where Geoffroy II Martel, comte d' Anjou made peace with King Henry and William of Normandy in 1052. Henri I, roi des Francs was a witness where Walter Giffard, seigneur de Longueville intrusted by Duke William with the defence of the district of Caux, in which Longueville is situate, on the occasion of the invasion of Normandy by Henry, King of France, in 1054.¹¹ Henri I, roi des Francs was a witness where Guillaume I "le Conquérant", roi d' Angleterre held his own against the alliance of Geoffrey Martel of Anjou and King Henry between 1054 and 1060. Henri I, roi des Francs died on 4 August 1060 at Vitry-en-Brie, France. He had ruled for 29 years. He died from unknown causes.^5,3,4,6 He was the predecessor of Philippe I "Amorons", roi des Francs; King of the West Franks.⁸ Henri I, roi des Francs was buried in the Basilica of St. Denis, Paris, France.⁶

     Hugues V "le Debonnaire", sire de Lusignan was born circa 998. He was the son of Hugues IV "le Brun", seigneur de Lusignan and Aldearde de Thouars.¹ Hugues V "le Debonnaire", sire de Lusignan married Adelmodie de la Marche, daughter of Bernard I, comte de la Marche and Amelie, before 1033; Her 1st.² Hugues V "le Debonnaire", sire de Lusignan died on 8 October 1060.^3,4

     Otbert II, Markgraf di Vado was born circa 1005. He was the son of Otbert I, Markgraf di Vado. Otbert II, Markgraf di Vado married Beatrice di Romagnano, daughter of Odelrico di Romagnano, before 1030. Otbert II, Markgraf di Vado died before 1061.²

     Aimery II de Loudun, seigneur de Faye la Vineuse was born circa 1020.¹ He was the son of Aimery I, seigneur de Loudun and Nivès, dame de Faye la Vineuse.¹ Aimery II de Loudun, seigneur de Faye la Vineuse married Arsendis (?).¹ Aimery II de Loudun, seigneur de Faye la Vineuse died before 1061.¹

     Guicher de Château-Gonthier, seigneur de Château-Renault was born circa 1020.¹ He was the son of Renaud I de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier.¹ Guicher de Château-Gonthier, seigneur de Château-Renault married Béatrice (?).¹ Guicher de Château-Gonthier, seigneur de Château-Renault died circa 1061.¹

     András I, Király Magyarország was the son of Vazul.² András I, Király Magyarország also went by the name of Andrew "the Catholic". He was born circa 1014.¹ He was the son of Vászoly, Herceg of Northern Hungary and Katun Kometopoulos. András I, Király Magyarország married N. N. the Hungarian circa 1034; His 1st. She was a non-Christian.¹ András I, Király Magyarország sought refuge in Poland after his father, Vaszoly, offended his greatuncle King Stephen, circa 1037.³ He married Anastasia Yaroslavna Agmunda, Princess of Kiev, daughter of Yaroslav I Mudriy Vladimirovich, Grand Prince of Kiev and Ingigerth, between 1037 and 1038; His 2nd.^1,4 András I, Király Magyarország was brought back from exile in Poland to succeed his deposed first cousin, Peter, to the throne of Hungary in 1046.³ King of Hungary between 1047 and 1061.^5,1,4,3 He ruled peacefully until he tried to secure the succession for his seven-year-old son, Salamon, whom he had married as an infant to the Emperor Henry III's child daughter, Judith circa 1059.³ He died in 1061 at Winsselburg. Slain.²

     Gérold I, comte de Genève was born in 1008. He was the son of Aymon de Genève and Bertha van Vlaanderen.² Gérold I, comte de Genève married Gisèle (?) before 1034. Gérold I, comte de Genève died in 1061 at age 53 years.²

     Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos was related to Alexios I Komnenos, basileus Rhomaiôn; the third son of John Comnenus by Anna Dalassena, and a nephew of Isaac I.³ Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos was a son of Manuel Comnenus, an officer of the Byzantine emperor Basil II.⁴ He was born circa 1005.⁴ He was the son of patrikios Manuel Erotikos Komnenos.^1,2 Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos was a capable Commander-in-Chief. He was the successor of basileus Rhomaiôn Michael VI Gerontas Stratiotikos; Emperor.^5,4,6,7 Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos married Ekaterina Kometopoulos, daughter of Ivan Vladislav, Tsar of Bulgaria and Marija of Byzantium, before 1057.^8,7 Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos entered into a military plot to depose the emperor Michael VI in 1057.⁴ He proclaimed emperor by his troops in June 1057 at Paphlagonia in Asia Minor.⁴ Emperor at Byzantine Empire between 8 June 1057 and 25 December 1059.⁴ He defeated Emperor Michael's forces at Petroë on 20 August 1057.⁴ He was crowned emperor on 1 September 1057 at Constantinople, Byzantine Empire.⁴ He led a military expedition against the Hungarians in 1058 at spring.⁴ He he fought against the Pechenegs, who were ravaging the northern frontiers, in 1058 at summer.⁴ He abdicated the imperial title, and retired to a monastery, where he spent the remaining two years of his life as a monk, alternating menial offices with literary studies in 1059.⁴ He became ill, said to have caught a cold while hunting while on a campaign against the Patzniaks, in November 1059.⁴ He abdicated, believing his illness mortal, and appointed Constantine X Ducas as his successor on 25 December 1059.⁴ He was a witness where basileus Rhomaiôn Constantine X Doukas appointed as the successor of Isaac I Comnenus to the imperial title on 25 December 1059.⁴ Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos was the predecessor of basileus Rhomaiôn Constantine X Doukas; Emperor.^5,9 Basileus Rhomaiôn Isaakios I Komnenos died in 1061 at the monastery of Stoudion, Constantinople, Byzantine Empire. Although he recovered, Isaac did not resume his throne, but retired to a monastery, where he spent the remaining two years of his life as a monk, alternating menial offices with literary studies.^9,4

     Also called Duke Conrad III of Carinthia.¹ Konrad III von Bonngau, Herzog von Kärnten was born circa 1030?. He was the son of Graf zu Zülpich Hezelin I von Bonngau and N. N. von Kärnten.¹ Konrad III von Bonngau, Herzog von Kärnten was the successor of Welf III, Herzog von Kärnten; Duke of Carinthia.^2,1 Duke of Carinthia at Styria, Austria, between 1056 and 1061.¹ Konrad III von Bonngau, Herzog von Kärnten died in 1061.¹

     Pfalzgraf bei Rhein Heinrich I "der Rasende" von Bonngau was born circa 1020.² He was the son of Graf zu Zülpich Hezelin I von Bonngau and N. N. von Kärnten.¹ Pfalzgraf bei Rhein Heinrich I "der Rasende" von Bonngau married Mathilde von Lothringen, daughter of Gothelon II "l' Indolent", duc de Lothier, circa 1040; Her 2nd.^1,3 Pfalzgraf bei Rhein between 1045 and 1060.¹ Pfalzgraf bei Rhein Heinrich I "der Rasende" von Bonngau retired to a monastery in 1060.⁴ He died in 1061? At Kloster Echternach.¹ He was the predecessor of Herman II, Pfalzgraf bei Rhein; Pfalzgraf bei Rhein.¹

     Presian II, Tsar of Bulgaria was born circa 992?. He was the son of Ivan Vladislav, Tsar of Bulgaria and Marija of Byzantium. Presian II, Tsar of Bulgaria was the successor of Ivan Vladislav, Tsar of Bulgaria; Tsar of Bulgaria.² Tsar of Bulgaria between 1018 and 1018.³ Presian II, Tsar of Bulgaria surrendered to Byzantium in 1018.³ He was the predecessor of Petãr II Deljan, Tsar of Bulgaria; Tsar of Bulgaria.⁴ Presian II, Tsar of Bulgaria died between 1061 and 1061.¹

     Gerald I, comte de Genève was born circa 1020. He was the son of comte de Genève and Bertha of Burgundy. Gerald I, comte de Genève married Thietburga von Rheinfelden, daughter of Kuno, Graf von Rheinfelden, after 1060; His 2nd. Her 2nd, as widower.³ Gerald I, comte de Genève died between 1061 and 1080.