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     Deda, abbesse de Tulles et de La Règle was born say 880. She was the daughter of Robert.¹ Deda, abbesse de Tulles et de La Règle married Audebert, vicomte de Limoges circa 900; His 2nd.¹ Deda, abbesse de Tulles et de La Règle was a widow in 920.¹ She died in 950.¹

     Folmar II von Worms was born circa 890. He was the son of Folmar I von Worms and Richilde (?). Folmar II von Worms died after 950.

     Gerhard de Carlat was born circa 915. He was the son of Bernard I de Carlat.² Gerhard de Carlat died after 950.¹

     Bernard I, conde de Ribagorza y Pallars was born circa 885. He was the son of Ramón I, conde Ribagorza y Pallars and Guinigenta Aznárez.² Bernard I, conde de Ribagorza y Pallars married Toda Galíndez de Aragón, daughter of Galindo II Aznárez, conde de Aragón and Acibella Garcés de Gascuña, in 890.^3,1 Count of Ribagorza at Provincia de Lérida, Catalonia, Spain. Count of Ribagorza at Provincia de Huesca, Aragón, Spain, between 920 and 950. Bernard I, conde de Ribagorza y Pallars died after 950.¹

     Siemomysl, Polanian prince died between 950 and 960.

     Gottfried, Graf im Jülichgau, Pfalzgraf von Lothringen was born circa 906.¹ He was the son of Gerhard I, Graf im Metzgau and Oda von Sachsen.¹ Gottfried, Graf im Jülichgau, Pfalzgraf von Lothringen married Ermentrudis, daughter of Carolus III Simplex, roi des Francs and Frederuna, Westfränkische Königin, between 925 and 930.¹ Gottfried, Graf im Jülichgau, Pfalzgraf von Lothringen died after 1 June 950.²

     Christian, Markgraf im Gau Serimunt was the father of Thietmar I, Markgraf der Nordmark; the oldest son of Markgraf Christian im Gau Serimunt and Hidda, daughter of Graf Thietmar; nephew of Markgraf Gero I.² Graf im Schwaben- und Nordthüringgau.² Markgraf im Gau Serimunt.² Christian, Markgraf im Gau Serimunt was born circa 872. He married Hitta von Merseburg, daughter of Graf Thietmar von Merseburg and Hildegard (?).³ Christian, Markgraf im Gau Serimunt died circa 15 June 950 at Althoff.²

     Graf von Bregenz Udalrich VI von Bregenz was born circa 900?. He was the son of Graf im Zürich-, Argen-, Alp- und Thurgau Udalrich V von Buchhorn and Gräfin im Zürich- und Argengau Wendilgard von Sachsen.¹ Graf von Bregenz Udalrich VI von Bregenz died circa 25 September 950.²

     Also called Graf Roger II von Auriate.² Roger II, Graf von Auriate was the successor of Roger I, Graf von Auriate; Count of Auriate.¹ Roger II, Graf von Auriate was born circa 907?. He was the son of Roger I, Graf von Auriate and N. N. (?).¹ Count of Auriate at Piemont between 935 and 950.³ Roger II, Graf von Auriate was co-ruler with Arduin II "der Kahle", Graf von Auriate, Markgraf von Turin; Count of Auriate.⁴ Roger II, Graf von Auriate died on 13 November 950 at Kloster Novalese-Breme.⁵

     Also called re d' Italie Lothar d' Arles.² König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles was born between 926 and 928.⁴ He was the successor of Hugo "der Böse", König von Italien; King of Italy.^5,6 König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles was the son of Hugo "der Böse", König von Italien and Alda des Franken.^2,1,3 König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles succeeded his father to the throne of Italy in 931. A contract for the marriage of König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles and Adelheid "die Heilige", Kaiserin der Römisches Reich was signed in 933. Part of Peace settlement between father's.⁷ König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles succeeded his father as king of Italy in 947.³ He married Adelheid "die Heilige", Kaiserin der Römisches Reich, daughter of Rudolf II, König von Hoch-Burgund and Bertha von Schwaben, in 947; Her 1st.^7,3 King of Italy at Frankish Empire between 947 and 950.^5,3 König von Italien Lothar König von Italien von Arles died on 22 November 950.^2,8

     Also called Eadgifu.⁶ Also called Edgiva.⁷ Ogiva of Wessex was born circa 904. She was the daughter of Edward "the Elder", King of the English and Queen of the English Ælfflæd of Wessex.^3,4,5 Ogiva of Wessex married Carolus III Simplex, roi des Francs, son of Hludowic II "le Bègue", roi and Adelais de Paris, circa 917; His 2nd. Her 1st.^5,7,8 Ogiva of Wessex fled with her infant son Louis, from whence he was named "Outremer," across the sea to the safety of her father in England in 923.⁶ She died in 951. She married Heribert, comte de Troyes, son of Herbert II, comte de Vermandois and Hildebrante de France, in 951; Her 2nd (with further issue).^5,9,8

     Diego Munoz de Saldana was born circa 900. He married Tigrida (?) before 930.¹ Diego Munoz de Saldana died in 951.¹

     Cennétig mac Lorcáin, rí Tuadh Mumhan was born circa 896. He was the son of Lorcán mac Lachtnai Dál gCais.^2,3 Cennétig mac Lorcáin, rí Tuadh Mumhan married Bé Binn ingen Aurchada Uí Briúin Seóla, daughter of ri Iarthair Connacht Aurchad mac Murchada Uí Briúin Seóla and N. N. (?), before 926.² King of Thomond at (North Munster), Ireland, before 951.³ Annals of Ulster 951: "Aed son of Mael Ruanaid, Béc son of Donn Cuan, king of Tethba, Cennéitig son of Lorcán, king of Tuadmumu, Gairbíth son of Lorcán, king of Fir Leamna, died. / Aedh m. Mael Ruanaidh, Becc m. Duind Cuan ri Tethba, Cenneitig m. Lorcain ri Tuathmuman, Garbith m. Lorcain ri Fer Leamhna."⁴ Cennétig mac Lorcáin, rí Tuadh Mumhan died in 951.^2,3,5,1

     Graf von Eppenstein und im Viehbachgau Markward II von Eppenstein was born circa 900. He was the son of Graf im Viehbachgau Markward I von Eppenstein. Graf von Eppenstein und im Viehbachgau Markward II von Eppenstein was was a Bavarian noble, with holdings southeast of Freising and Landshut at Bavaria.¹ He was present in Carinthia in 927.¹ He was a vassal of the Dukes of Bavaria and the Bishops of Bamberg.¹ He died after 951.²

     Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León was son of Ordoño II of León by Mummadonna.¹ Also called rey Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero" Ordoñez de León. He was born circa 913 at León.³ He was the son of Ordoño II, rey de León and Munia Elvira Menéndez.^1,2 Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León married Adosinda Gutiérrez, daughter of Gutierre Osoriz of Galicia and Ildonca Menéndez, in 925; His 1st. 1st cousins.¹ Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León and Adosinda Gutiérrez were divorced in 930; Repudiated.⁴ Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León was defeated Abd al-Rahman III at Simancas, Osma, and Talavera, between 930 and 950.⁵ He was conquered Madrid circa 931. He succeeded his brother, Alfonso, on his abdication, to the throne of Asturias (León) in 931.³ King of León at Iberian peninsula between 931 and 950.^3,1 He married Urraca Sánchez de Pamplona, daughter of Sancho I Garcés, rey de Pamplona and Urraca Aznárez de Aragón, circa 932; His 2nd.¹ Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León was an exceptional general who scored several major victories over the caliphate of Córdoba in Muslim Spain, for instance in 939 at the Battle of Simancas.³ He was a witness where 'Abd al-Rahmân III an-Nasir li-din Allah ibn Muhammad, khalifa al-Qurtubi suffered a severe defeat against the Christians under Ramiro II of Asturias in 939 at the Battle of Shant Mankas.³ Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León negotiated a five-year truce with the caliph 'Abd ar-Rahman III in 944.³ He failed to suppress the Castilian separatist movement led by Fernán González, the first count of unified Castile, circa 950.³ He died on 1 January 951 at León, Spain.^2,3 He was the predecessor of Ordoño III Ramírez "el Bueno", rey de León; King of León.^6,3 Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León was buried in St. Salvador de Leon, Spain.² Ramiro II "el Feroz Guerrero", rey de León was buried in the Church of Saint Mary, Oviedo, Asturias, Iberian peninsula. Reburied to avoid destruction of his tomb by the army of Almanzor. He was laid to rest in the third coffin.¹

     Gerberge (?) was born in 913.² She married Foulques II "le Bon", comte d'Anjou, son of Foulques I "le Roux", comte d'Anjou and Roscille, dame de Loches; His 1st.³ Gerberge (?) died in 952 at age 39 years.²

     Hildegarde von Westerbourg was born circa 898. She married Hermann I, Herzog von Sachsen, son of Billung von Sachsen and Frederunda (?), before 940.¹ Hildegarde von Westerbourg died in 952.

     Also called King of Scots Constantine II mac Áeda MacAlpin. Rí Alban Causantín mac Áeda was born before 876. He was the son of Áed mac Cináeda, rex Pictorum.^2,3 Rí Alban Causantín mac Áeda succeeded his 1st cousin, Donald II, in 900.³ 7th King of Scots between 900 and 942.³ He was witness, in his third year, to the Norsemen raiding Dunkeld, and all of Albany, in 903.⁴ He was witness, in the following year, to the Norsemen defeat in 904 at Strathearn.⁴ He vowed, with bishop Cellach, that the laws and teachings of the faith, and the rights of the churches and gospels, to be protected equally with the Scots on the hill of Credulity, near to the royal city of Scone in 906.⁴ He was witness in his eigth year to the death of the most excellent King and Archbishop of the Irish, among the Laigin, that is, Cormac the son of Cuilennán, in 908.⁴ Annals of the Four Masters 916: "Oitir and the foreigners went from Loch Dachaech to Alba; and Constantine, the son of Aedh, gave them battle, and Oitir was slain, with a slaughter of the foreigners along with him. / Oitir & na Goill do dhul o Loch Dá Chaoch i n-Albain, & Constantin, mac Aedha do thabhairt catha dóibh, & Oitir do mharbhadh co n-ár Gall immaille friss." ( (an unknown value)).⁵ He was a witness where Niall Glúndub mac Áeda, rí Ailech, *Ard-rí na h'Éireann* succeeded Flann the son of Máel Sechnaill as High King of Ireland in 916.⁴ Rí Alban Causantín mac Áeda was a witness where rí Dubgall & Finngall Ragnald ua Ímair and Gothfraidh ua Ímair fought a battle with the Scots under Constantine II, with great slaughter on both sides in 918 at the Battle of Tinemore.^6,7 Rí Alban Causantín mac Áeda defeated the Vikings led by Rægnald (later King of York) in 918 at the Battle of Tinemore.⁴ He was a witness where Æthelstan, King of the English met the King of Strathclyde and Constantine the King of Scotland at Eamont Bridge where both acknowledged Athelstan's superiority on 12 July 927 at Cumberland, England. Annals of the Four Masters 938: "A victory was gained by the King of the Saxons over Constantine, son of Aedh; Anlaf, or Amhlaeibh, son of Sitric; and the Britons. / Cath-raoinedh ria righ Saxan for Constantin mac Aedha for Anlaf no Amhlaoibh, mac Sitric, & for Breathnaibh." ( (an unknown value)).⁸ Rí Alban Causantín mac Áeda harassed by the ravages of the Northmen, he retired to the Monastery of St. Andrews in 942.³ He infirm in his old age he took the staff, and was devoted to the Lord: and he entrusted the kingdom to Malcolm the son of Donald, in 943.⁴ He died in 952. Constantine died in the tenth year of the rule (of Malcolm) under the crown of repentance in good old age.^4,1 Annals of Ulster 952: "... Constantine son of Aed, king of Scotland ... died. / ... Custantin m. Aedha ri Alban, ...."¹

     Ulfret Alesrudon, Prince of Cornouaille was cited in the Cartuliary of Landevennec.³ He was born circa 870.¹ He was the son of Alfrond ap Justin de Cornouaille.¹ Prince of Cornouaille at Brittany, France, circa 930.³ Ulfret Alesrudon, Prince of Cornouaille was the predecessor of Diles Heirguor Chebre, Prince of Cornouaille; Prince of Cornouaille.³ Ulfret Alesrudon, Prince of Cornouaille died in 952.¹

     Domnall mac Donnchad, rí Midhe was the son of Donnchad Donn, rí Midi, Ard-rí na h'Éireann and Caineach ingen Canannáin.¹ Domnall mac Donnchad, rí Midhe married Dunlaith Ó Neill, daughter of Muirchertach na G-Cochaill Criceann, rí Ailech, rígdoamna Érenn and Gormlaith ingen Cuilennán Uí Echach Coba.² Domnall mac Donnchad, rí Midhe died in 952.²

     Also called King Abbas of Armenia.³ Also called Apas of Armenia.⁴ Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia was son-in-law of Gurgen of Iberia.⁵ He was born circa 875. He was the son of Smbat I "the Martyr", King of Armenia.^1,2 Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia married N. N. of Iberia, daughter of Gurgen of Iberia.¹ Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia supported his father-in-law against his own brother, King Ashot II, in 918.⁶ He was a witness where Ašot II Erkat', Shahanshah of Armenia attacked by his own brother, Abas, and his brother's father-in-law in 918. Saw clerics return to Armenia in the face of persecution by Romanus because they did not accept the doctrine of Chalcedon. Between 919 and 944.² Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia was the successor of Ašot II Erkat', Shahanshah of Armenia; King of Armenia.^7,2 Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia ruled from his capital at Kars at Turkey.⁸ King of Armenia at the Caliphate, Transcaucasia, after 929.³ According to the tenth century Armenian historian Stephanos Asoghik, the Bagratid king Abas (who ruled from 929 to 953) "...built the holy Cathedral of the city of Kars ... with stone blocks polished with steel ... surmounted by a circular dome whose ornamentation resembled the vault of heaven". Stephanos continues, saying that this happened "...at that time Lord Anania was on the patriarchal throne". Anania was patriarch between the years 943 and 967. Construction of the Cathedral probably started shortly after Abas's coronation and was completed by the mid 940s.⁸ He died in 952.⁴ He was the predecessor of Ašot III Oghormac, Šahanšah of Armenia; King of Armenia.^7,3

      Comte de Dol, Brittany.¹ Alain II "Barbetorte", comte de Nantes married Roscille d'Anjou, daughter of Foulques I "le Roux", comte d'Anjou and Roscille, dame de Loches; s.p.^2,3 Count of Brittany between 917 and 952.^4,2 Alain II "Barbetorte", comte de Nantes married N. N. de Blois, daughter of Theobald de Blois and Richilde de Bourges; Her 1st.⁵ Alain II "Barbetorte", comte de Nantes died in 952.⁵

     Graf von Bergamo, Pfalzgraf von Italien Lanfranc I von Bergamo died between 952 and 23 June 953.²

     Also called Hugues "le Noir", comte, marquis, et duc de Bourgogne.² Not shown with children by Settipani in LPC.³ Hugo I "der Schwarze", Graf und Markgraf von Provence, Herzog von Burgund was born in 895.⁴ He was the son of Richard I "der Gerichtsherr", Graf von Autun, Herzog von Burgund and Adelheid von Auxerre.^1,2 Duke of Burgundy between 936 and 952.⁵ Count of Autun.² Hugo I "der Schwarze", Graf und Markgraf von Provence, Herzog von Burgund died on 17 December 952 at age 57 years.^6,1,7 Hugo I "der Schwarze", Graf und Markgraf von Provence, Herzog von Burgund was buried in Besançon.^1,2

     Rhodri ap Hywel was the successor of Hywel Dda ap Cadell, Brenin Cymru; King of Deheubarth.¹ Rhodri ap Hywel was born circa 920. He was the son of Hywel Dda ap Cadell, Brenin Cymru and Elen ferch Llywarch o Ddyfed. Rhodri ap Hywel died circa 953.

     Luitgarde von Sachsen was born circa 932. She was the daughter of Otto I "der Große", imperator augustus and Edith of Wessex.^2,3 Luitgarde von Sachsen married Konrad II "der Roter", Herzog von Franken, son of Werner V, Graf im Speyer- und Wormsgau and Hicha von Schwaben, in 947.^2,3 Luitgarde von Sachsen died in 953.²

     Konrad von Franken was born circa 915?.¹ He was the son of Herzog von Franken Eberhard von Franken.¹ Konrad von Franken died in 953.¹

     Aymar de Bourbon chevalier was born circa 894. He married Ermengarde (?).¹ Aymar de Bourbon chevalier was advanced by Charles the Simple, King of France, before 929. He founded the Benedictine monastery before 953 at Sauvigny, Meuse, Lorraine, France. He held lands in the Bourbonnaise before 953. He died in 953.²

     Heinrich, Graf in Bayern was born between 922 and 923.¹ He was the son of Arnulf "der Böse", Herzog von Bayern and Judith, Herzogin von Bayern.¹ Heinrich, Graf in Bayern died after 953.¹

     Heinric des Francs Occidentale was born in 953.¹ He died between 953 and 954.¹ He was the son of Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs and Gerberga von Sachsen.¹

     Wiltrud von Bayern was born circa 932?. She was the daughter of Berchthold, Herzog von Bayern and Biletrude, Herzogin von Bayern.¹ Wiltrud von Bayern married Burchard III, Herzog von Schwaben, son of Burchard II, Herzog von Schwaben and Regilinde, Herzogin von Schwaben, in 952.² Wiltrud von Bayern died between 953 and 954.¹

     Edgira of Kent was born circa 896 at Kent, England. She was the daughter of Sigeline of Kent.^1,2 Edgira of Kent married Edward "the Elder", King of the English, son of Alfred "the Great", King of the English and Ealhswith, Queen of England, in 916 at Berkshire, England; His 3rd.^1,2 Edgira of Kent died on 25 August 953.²

     Sächsischer Graf Immed III von Westsachsen was born circa 904?. He was the son of Graf Immed II von Westsachsen.¹ Sächsischer Graf Immed III von Westsachsen married Mathilde (?).¹ Sächsischer Graf Immed III von Westsachsen died on 12 October 953.¹

     Also called Suniario.¹ Sunifred II, conde de Urgel was born after 897.² He was the son of Wifredo "el Velloso", conde de Barcelona and Winidilde van Vlaanderen.¹ Count of Urgel at Catalonia between 898 and 940. Count of Barcelona at Spanish March, Frankish Empire, between 914 and 940.³ Sunifred II, conde de Urgel married Aimilda (?); His 1st.² Sunifred II, conde de Urgel married Riquilda de Toulouse, daughter of Armengol, conde de Rouergue; His 2nd.² Styled Suniarius gratia Dei comes et marchio (Sunyer, by the Grace of God count and marquis) in 934.⁴ Sunifred II, conde de Urgel was the predecessor of Miró de Barcelona; Count of Urgell.^3,2 Sunifred II, conde de Urgel died on 15 October 953. Died a monk.¹

     Edwin ap Hywel was born circa 922. He was the son of Hywel Dda ap Cadell, Brenin Cymru and Elen ferch Llywarch o Ddyfed. Edwin ap Hywel died circa 954.

     Sire de Vion Guigues III de Vion was born circa 910. He was the son of Domnus Guigues II de Vion and Wandelmodis de Salins. Sire de Vion Guigues III de Vion married Fredeburga (?) before 940.² Sire of Vion at Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes, France, before 954. Sire de Vion Guigues III de Vion died circa 954.³ He was the successor of Domnus Guigues II de Vion; Lord of Vienne.⁴ Sire of Vienne at Rhône-Alpes, France, after 957.

     Also called Mael Coluim mac Domnaill.² Also called King of Scots Malcolm I MacAlpin.^6,7,8 Máel Coluim mac Domnaill, rí Alban was born in 897.⁸ He was the son of Domnall mac Causantín, rí Alban.^3,4,5 Máel Coluim mac Domnaill, rí Alban succeeded his 1st cousin, once removed, Constantine II, in 942.⁴ 8th King of Scots between 942 and 954.^4,3 He proceeded to Moray with his army and slew Cellach after 943.⁵ He had Strathclyde and Cumbria ceded him by King Edmund of England to help restrict the movement of Norsemen between eastern and western Britain in 945.⁵ He raided, in the seventh year of his rule, the English as far as the River Tees, and siezed a great number of men, and many herds of cattle (The Scots called that plunder the plunder of the Albidi or the Nainndisi), in 948.⁵ Annals of Ulster 952: "The foreigners won a battle over the men of Scotland and the Welsh and the Saxons. / Cath for Firu Alban & Bretnu & Saxonu ria Gallaibh."⁹ Chronicon Scotorum 953: "Mael Coluim son of Domnall, king of Alba, was killed by his own people."¹⁰ He died in 954 at Fodresach (Fetteresso near Stonehaven), Kincardine, Scotland, at age 57 years. Killed by the men of Moray. "And men of Mearns killed Malcolm in Fodresach, that is in Claideom."^11,5,2,1 Annals of Ulster 954: "Mael Coluim son of Domnall, king of Scotland, was killed. / Mael Coluim m. Domnaill, ri Alban, occisus est."²

      Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was the most beloved and honoured by King Harald of all his sons.³ He was a stout handsome man, strong, and very manly, -- a great and fortunate man of war; but bad-minded, gruff, unfriendly, and silent.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway also went by the name of Eric I "Bloodaxe" of Norway. He was born circa 895. He was the son of Haraldr Hårfager Hálfdanarson, King of Norway and Ragnhild "the Mighty" Eiríksdóttir.^2,3 Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was taken, following his mother's death, to the herse Thorer Hroaldson, and Eirik was fostered by him in the Fjord district circa 898.³ He was a witness where Haraldr Hårfager Hálfdanarson, King of Norway bestowed Halogaland and North More, and Raumsdal on Eirik, whom he loved and regarded most of all his sons in 900.³ King in 900.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was twelve years old when King Harald gave him five long-ships, with which he went on an expedition, -- first in the Baltic; then southwards to Denmark, Friesland, and Saxland; on which expedition he passed four years. He then sailed out into the West sea and plundered in Scotland, Bretland, Ireland, and Valland, and passed four years more in this way. Then he sailed north to Finmark, and all the way to Bjarmaland, where he had many a battle, and won many a victory between 907 and 915.³ He witnessed the death of King of Hadaland Rögnvaldr Rettilbeinn Haraldsson; King Harald was a hater of all witchcraft. and his son, King Eirik Blood-axe, went by his orders to the Uplands, and came to Hadeland and burned his brother Ragnvald in a house, along with eighty other warlocks; which work was much praised.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway found a girl in a Lapland hut, in Finmark, whose equal for beauty he had never seen, she said her name was Gunhild, and that her father dwelt in Halogaland, and was called Ozur Tote, and she said "I am here to learn sorcery from two of the most knowing Fins in all Finmark," but that Eirik should have her if he could kill the two Finns, which he did circa 922.³ He married Gunnhildr Özurrsdóttir of Halogaland, daughter of Özurr Tote of Halogaland, in 922; His 1st.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway witnessed the death of Bjórn Kyoband Haraldsson, King of Vestfold circa 927 at Saeheim; Murdered by his brother, Erik Bloodaxe, after quarrelling over provisions he was to supply him, after the tax that he wished to deliver directly to his father. In the night
Eirik came back after Bjorn, and came to Saeheim just as Bjorn and his men were seated at table drinking. Eirik surrounded the house in which they were; but Bjorn with his men went out and fought. Bjorn, and many men with him, fell. Eirik, on the other hand, got a great booty, and proceeded northwards. But this work was taken very ill by the people of Viken, and Eirik was much disliked for it; and the report went that King Olaf would avenge his brother Bjorn, whenever opportunity offered.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway married Gunnhildr Konungamodír Gormsdóttir, daughter of Gormr Gamle, King of Denmark and Tyra of Wessex, circa 928; His 2nd(?).^4,3 Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was a witness where Anti-King of Norway Hálfdan Svarti Haraldsson heard of that his fraticidal brother, Erik Bloodaxe was near, and he set out with his men, and surrounded the house in which Erik and his men were, but Eirik slept in a room which stood detached by itself, and he escaped into the forest with four others; but Halfdan and his men burnt the main house, with all the people who were in it, and on Erik's reporting this to their father, earned his anger.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was a witness where Anti-King of Norway Óláfr Geirstadaalf Haraldsson vowed to avenge the death of his brother, Bjorn Kaupman at the hands of his half-brother, Eirik Bloodaxe.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was a witness where Anti-King of Norway Hálfdan Svarti Haraldsson refused to acknowledge Eirik as High-King of all Norway, and also took a king's high-seat, and took all Throndhjem land, with the consent of all the people, under his rule as upper king.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway earned his name, "Bloodaxe," by murdering seven of his eight half brothers.⁵ He was a witness where Haraldr Hårfager Hálfdanarson, King of Norway eighty years of age when he became very heavy, and unable to travel through the country, or do the business of a king, and so he brought his son Eirik to his high-seat, and gave him the power and command over the whole land, in 930.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway succeeded his father to the throne of Norway in 930. King of Norway between 930 and 935.^2,5 He took all the revenues, which the king had in the middle of the country, the next winter after King Harald's decease, but his brother Olaf took all the revenues eastward in Viken, and his other brother Sigrod all that of the Throndhjem country, in 934.³ He was the predecessor of King of Norway Håkon I Adalsteinsfóstri Haraldsson; King of Norway. Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway witnessed the death of King of Throndhjem Sigfrod Haraldsson in 934 at the spring of, Tunsberg; Olaf and Sigrod, with their forces, went out of the town a little eastward to a ridge, where they drew up their men in battle order; but as Eirik had many more men he won the battle, and both brothers fell to their half-brother, Eirik.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway witnessed the death of Anti-King of Norway Óláfr Geirstadaalf Haraldsson in 934 at the spring of, Tunsberg; Olaf and Sigrod, with their forces, went out of the town a little eastward to a ridge, where they drew up their men in battle order; but as Eirik had many more men he won the battle, and both brothers fell to their half-brother, Eirik.³ Eiríkr Blóðøks Haraldsson, King of Norway was deposed by his brother, Haakon, in 935. He was elected to the kingship of York following a period of English rule starting in 944 and ending in 948. King of York between 948 and 949.⁶ He visited the shrine of St Cuthbert as many Kings traditionally did in 952 at Chester le Street, England. King of York, restored between 952 and 954.⁶ Rise of England - Eric Bloodaxe defeated and killed by a Saxon force. In 954 at Stainmore, near Edendale, Westmoreland, England.⁷ He died in 954 at the bleak moors of Stainmore, Teesdale. A descendant of Northumbria's Anglo-Saxon kings called Oswulf plotted against Eric. Supported by the King of Wessex, Oswulf employed an agent to murder Bloodaxe and on Eric's death the King of Wessex, Edred, became King of all England. The north thereafter lost its independence for good.⁵ He failed at ruling the English, his court at York was an anachronism, pagan, and un-English, and he was driven out for the last time in 954.⁸ He died in 954 at Stainmore, near Edendale, Westmoreland, England. Attacked a Saxon army near Stainmore, but his army was crushed, and he was killed.⁷

     Graf im Pfullichgau Hermann von Bayern was born circa 917.¹ He was the son of Arnulf "der Böse", Herzog von Bayern and Judith, Herzogin von Bayern.¹ Graf im Pfullichgau Hermann von Bayern married Gisela von Schwaben, daughter of Burchard II, Herzog von Schwaben and Regilinde, Herzogin von Schwaben.¹ Graf im Pfullichgau Hermann von Bayern died in 954.¹

     Riquilda de Toulouse was born in 900?.¹ She was the daughter of Armengol, conde de Rouergue. Riquilda de Toulouse married Sunifred II, conde de Urgel, son of Wifredo "el Velloso", conde de Barcelona and Winidilde van Vlaanderen; His 2nd.¹ Riquilda de Toulouse died in 954 at age 54 years.¹

     Ermengarde (?) was born circa 899?. She married Aymar de Bourbon chevalier.¹ Ermengarde (?) died in 954.²

     Hludowic des Francs Occidentale was born in 948.¹ He was the son of Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs and Gerberga von Sachsen.¹ Hludowic des Francs Occidentale died in 954 at age 6 years.¹

     Also called Markgraf von Camerino Bonifatius von Camerino.^2,1 Also called Marchese di Spoleto Bonifacio di Spoleto. Graf und Markgraf von Bologna-Modena Bonifaz I von Bologna was born circa 900. He was the son of Graf von Bologna Hubaldus von Bologna.¹ Graf und Markgraf von Bologna-Modena Bonifaz I von Bologna married Waldrada von Hoch-Burgund, daughter of Rudolf I, König von Hoch-Burgund and Willa, Königin von Hoch-Burgund, Gräfin von Arles, between 921 and 923.^3,4 Graf und Markgraf von Bologna-Modena Bonifaz I von Bologna died in 954.^3,5

     Alda von Arles was born in 925.¹ She was the daughter of Hugo "der Böse", König von Italien and Alda des Franken.¹ Alda von Arles married Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto, son of Markgraf von Spoleto Alberich I von Spoleto and Maròzia di Roma, in 936.¹ Alda von Arles died in 954 at age 29 years.¹

     Tadg na t-Tri t-Tor, rí Connacht was the son of Cathal mac Conchobair, rí Connacht.¹ Also called Tadg na t-Tri t-Tor mac Cathail Ua Conchobair. Also called Tadhg "of the Three Towers" of Connacht.² Of Síol Muiredhaigh branch of the Uí Briúin Ai. Tadg na t-Tri t-Tor, rí Connacht married Cressa ingen Aurchada Uí Briúin Seóla, daughter of ri Iarthair Connacht Aurchad mac Murchada Uí Briúin Seóla.³ Annals of the Four Masters 923: "Domhnall, son of Cathal, heir apparent of Connaught, was killed by his brother, Tadhg, son of Cathal; and Tadhg assumed the place of his father. / Domhnall, mac Cathail, dhamhna Connacht, do mharbhadh la a bhráthair, Tadhg mac Cathail, & Tadhg do ghabháil ionaidh a athar." ( (an unknown value)).⁴ Tadg na t-Tri t-Tor, rí Connacht witnessed the death of Domhnall, dhamhna Connacht in 923.⁵ 42nd King of Connacht at Ireland in 925.^6,1 Annals of the Four Masters 954: "Tadhg na t-Tri t-Tor, mac Cathail rí Connacht, d'écc. (Tadhg of the Three Towers, son of Cathal, King of Connaught, died.)" ( (an unknown value)).⁷ Tadg na t-Tri t-Tor, rí Connacht died between 954 and 956.^8,9 Annals of Ulster 956: "Tadhc m. Cathail, rí Connacht, mortuus est. (Tadc son of Cathal, king of Connacht, died.)."¹⁰ He was the predecessor of Conchobar, rí Connacht; 44th King of Connacht.^6,1

     Adalbert, Graf von Marchtal was born circa 900?. He was the son of Berchtold II, Graf in der Baar.² Adalbert, Graf von Marchtal married N. N. von Buchhorn, daughter of Graf im Zürich-, Argen-, Alp- und Thurgau Udalrich V von Buchhorn and Gräfin im Zürich- und Argengau Wendilgard von Sachsen.³ Adalbert, Graf von Marchtal died on 6 February 954 at near Kastell Schwabmünchen. Killed in battle.⁴

     Pfalzgraf von Bayern Arnulf II von Bayern was born circa 913. He was the son of Arnulf "der Böse", Herzog von Bayern and Judith, Herzogin von Bayern.² Count Palatine of Bavaria before 954. Pfalzgraf von Bayern Arnulf II von Bayern was engaged in a revolt against Otto I before 22 July 954. He died on 22 July 954 at Bavaria, Germany. Slain in the Siege of Regensburg.^2,3

     Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto was the half-brother of Pope John XI, Marozia's son by Duke Alberic I of Spoleto.^2,3 He was related to Pope John XII; the only son of Duke Alberic II of Spoleto, then ruler of Rome.^4,5 Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto was born in 911.¹ He was the son of Markgraf von Spoleto Alberich I von Spoleto and Maròzia di Roma.^1,2 Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto was a witness where Maròzia di Roma deposed, arrested, and imprisoned by her son Alberic II in Castel Sant'Angelo between 932 and 933 at Rome, Italy.² Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto deposed, arrested, and imprisoned his mother in Castel Sant'Angelo between 932 and 933.² He married Alda von Arles, daughter of Hugo "der Böse", König von Italien and Alda des Franken, in 936.⁶ Alberich II, Patricius von Rom, Markgraf von Spoleto died on 31 August 954 at age 43 years.¹

     Ekkehard, Graf von Merseburg was born circa 894. He was the son of "gener regis" Siegfried (?) and Kotechind von Sachsen.¹ Ekkehard, Graf von Merseburg died on 6 September 954.

     Also called Ludwig IV von Westfranken.⁸ Also called Ludwig IV "Transmarinus" von Westfranken.⁷ Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs also went by the name of Louis "from across the Sea". Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs also went by the name of Louis "d' Outremer" French.³ He was born between 10 September 920 and 10 September 921 at France.^9,7,10 He was the son of Carolus III Simplex, roi des Francs and Ogiva of Wessex.^3,1,4,5,6,7 Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs was a witness where Ogiva of Wessex fled with her infant son Louis, from whence he was named "Outremer," across the sea to the safety of her father in England in 923.⁷ Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs was taken by his mother across the sea, hence his epithet "outremer," to England and the safety of her father's land in 923.⁷ He was the successor of Rudolf I, Herzog von Burgund, König von Frankreich; King of the West Franks.^11,5,12 Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs succeeded Rudolph of Burgundy to the throne of France in 936. He was the protégé of Otto I of Germany.¹³ He was a witness where vicomte de Turenne Bernard de Turenne created Vicomte de Turenne by Louis IV, King of France. Between 936 and 954.¹⁴ King of the West Franks between 15 January 936 and 954.^11,5,3 Styled par la grâce de Dieu, roi des Francs. Styled par la grâce de Dieu, roi des Francs. Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs married Gerberga von Sachsen, daughter of Heinrich I "der Sachse", König von Deutschland and Mathilde "die Heilige", Königin des ostfränkischen Reiches, in 939; Her 2nd (widow).^{3,4,15,5,16,8,7} Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs was a witness where Liutgardis de Vermandois said to have been killed by Louis, son of Charles III "the Simple," but this might not be correct if in fact she went on to marry Theobald, the murderer of her husband in 942. Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs was sustained by his uncle, King Edmund of Wessex before 946.¹⁷ He died on 10 September 954 at Rheims, Marne, France.^3,15,6,16,7 Hludowic IV Ultramarus, roi des Francs was buried in St. Remy, France.