Arnold of Germany Holy Roman Emperor

• Preferred Name: Arnold of Germany Holy Roman Emperor^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]}
  
• Alternate Name: Arnold or Arnulf
  
• Alternate Name: Arnuph I
  
• Gender: M
  
• Burial: 8 DEC 899 in St. Emmeram's Basilica, Ratisbon at LATI: N9.0245 LONG: E2.103 with note: www.geni.com
  
• -: with note: In 891 Arnulf of Carinthia defeated the Vikings near Leuven , who had previously devastated Holland, Friesland and the Rhine-Moselle region for a decade with recurring raids. In 898 Arnulf was elected Roman Emperor and was crowned by Pope Formosus at the end of February of the same year. 891 schlug Arnulf von Kärnten bei Löwen in Belgien die Wikinger vernichtend, die zuvor ein Jahrzehnt lang Holland, Friesland und das Rhein-Moselgebiet durch immer wiederkehrende Raubzüge verwüstet hatten. 898 wurde Arnulf zum römischen Kaiser gewählt und Ende Februar desselben Jahres von Papst Formosus gekrönt.
  
• http://familysearch.org/v1/TitleOfNobility: Duke of Carinthie
  
• http://familysearch.org/v1/TitleOfNobility: King of the East Franks
  
• Death: 29 NOV 899 in Regensburg, Regierungsbezirk Oberpfalz, Bayern, Germany at LATI: N9.0522 LONG: E2.0797
  
• FSID: LTT2-XMD
  
• Birth: ABT 820 in Carintha, Bavaria, Germany at LATI: N9 LONG: E1.5
  
• Affiliation: with note: Description: Adelsgeschlecht der Karolinger
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  
  Roman Emperor, natural son of the East Franconian King Karlmann and Liutswinda, sister of the Nordgau Count Ernert, born around 850, inherited Bavaria and Carinthia after his father's death (880) and was elected King of East Franconia after Charlemagne's deposition (887). He took up his residence in Regensburg, defeated the Normans at Leuven in 891, but waged unsuccessful wars against the Moravian Empire of Swatopluk in 892 and 893. Called for help by Pope Formosus against Guido von Spoleto, who was seeking the imperial dignity, he made a march to Italy in 894, although he had to turn back in Piacenza because of the apostasy of the greats, but reappeared in Italy in 895 and knew the disputes between him Duke Berengar of Friuli, who cast himself out as King of Italy, and Guido's son Lambert to use the imperial dignity so skillfully that Pope Formosus crowned him Emperor on February 22, 896 in Rome, which A. had taken by storm. Busy with preparing for further combat, he fell ill and returned to Bavaria . He died on December 8th, 899 in Regensburg and was buried there (in St. Emmeram). He was followed as king by his six-year-old son Ludwig (the child). A. had two sons of a co-sleeper, Holenrada: one, Zwentibold, became King of Lorraine in 895, the other, Ratold, is regarded as the ancestor of the Counts of Meran. See Dümmler, De Arnulfo (Berl. 1852); Wenck, The Uprising of Arnulf (Leipz. 1847)
  
  === aka Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. ===
  aka Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
  Brian Tompsett: aka King of the East Franks. Emperor from 896. aka Arnulf Arnold Caroling.
  
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  === King of all the German Tribes -- Emperor ===
  King of all the German Tribes -- Emperor of the west 887-899.
  
  King of all the German Tribes -- Emperor of the west 887-899.
  
  King of all the German Tribes -- Emperor of the west 887-899.
  
  King of all the German Tribes -- Emperor of the west 887-899.
  
  === !BIR-MAR: Bk, Medieval Knight by Stephen ===
  !BIR-MAR: Bk, Medieval Knight by Stephen Turnbull.
  
  === Event: Ruled 896-899 ===
  Event: Ruled 896-899
  
  === Name Suffix: Emperor of the Holy R ===
  Name Suffix: Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
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  Ancestral File Number: GS5S-4M
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  === !Arnulf became King of East Franks in 88 ===
  !Arnulf became King of East Franks in 888. He died 899.
  
  === #Générale# Roi de Bavière du 29 Septembr ===
  #Générale# Roi de Bavière du 29 Septembre 880 au 8Décembr e 899. Concubinage.
  
  === Arnulf van Karinthië, koning later keize ===
  Arnulf van Karinthië, koning later keizer, wordt omstreeks het jaar 850 geboren als onwettige zoon van koning Carloman en Liutwindis (van onbekende afkomst). Hij is een neef van Karel III 'de Dikke'. Als Karel 'de Dikke' in 887 wordt afgezet volgt Arnulf van Karinthië hem op als Koning van Oost-Franken.
  
  Ook Arnulf kent opvolgingsproblemen. Bij gebrek aan een wettige opvolger vraagt hij in 889 op een rijkslanddag in Forchheim zijn beide bastaardzonen, Zwentibold (geboren. ca. 870 uit zijn relatie met Winburg) en Ratold (geboortedatum en moeder onbekend), als opvolgers in Oost-Franken te erkennen. Ondanks tegenwerking van de adel krijgt hij het voor elkaar dat het rijk onder beiden zou worden verdeeld. Er volgt erkenning, maar de verzamelde heren wensen wel mee te regeren. De adel stelt ook als voorwaarde dat, als er alsnog een wettige zoon geboren zou worden, de regeling aangepast moest worden. Arnulf trouwt in 888 met de achttien jaar jongere Konradijnse Oda, dochter van graaf Berengar van Hessengouw. In 893 wordt de zo vurig gewenste wettelijke erfopvolger alsnog geboren: Lodewijk (IV) 'het Kind'.
  
  Eén van de belangrijkste wapenfeiten van Arnulf van Karinthië is dat hij in 892 een einde maakt aan de overheersing van de Noormannen door ze bij Leuven te verslaan. De meeste Noormannen trokken daarna zich terug tot Boulogne. Anderen bleven echter, integreerden en vermengden zich met de autochtone bevolking.
  
  Ondanks het feit dat er in 893 een wettige erfopvolger geboren werd, zet Arnulf in 895 zijn volwassen bastaardzoon Zwentibold in Lotharingen op de troon. Hij wordt in 895 gekroond als koning van Lotharingen. In datzelfde jaar helpt Zwentibold hertog Odo van Parijs het west-frankische koninkrijk te veroveren op Karel III . Een strijd zonder onmiddellijk succes, waarop Karel III op zijn beurt in 895 en 896 Lotharingen binnenvalt. Zwentibold maakt als koning van Lotharingen twee belangrijke fouten: de eerste is de confisquatie van de graafschappen van de broers Matfried (IV) en Gerhard van Gulikgouw. In 898 maakt hij een tweede fout door Reginar (I) 'Langhals', zijn machtigste graaf plotseling als raad af te zetten ten gunste van de inmiddels in ere herstelde Gerhard van Gulikgouw. Reginar komt meteen in opstand en verschanst zich in Durfos aan de oevers van de Maas. Een strafexpeditie naar Reginar en zijn Lotharingse trawanten loopt op een fiasco uit, wegens de ontoegankelijkheid van het gebied. Na de misluke belegering loopt Reginar over naar Karel III 'de Eenvoudige' Koning van West Franken en belooft hem trouw. Reginar I trouwt met Karel III's zuster Ermentrud en verleidt Karel III om Lotharingen binnen te vallen. Ook deze expeditie is niet beslissend.
  
  Keizer Arnulf van Karinthië overlijdt d.d. 8 december 899 te Ratisbonne (Regensburg). Hij wordt begraven te Saint-Emmeran. Zonder de bescherming van zijn vader is Zwentibold 'aangeschoten wild'. Al zijn graven (leenmannen) laten hem in de steek, waarop de Lotharingse adel, met Reginar I voorop, de dan zevenjarige erfopvolger Lodewijk IV 'het Kind' uitnodigt om koning van Lotharingen te worden. 13 augustus 990 sterf Zwentibold bij een poging om zijn verloren koninkrijk terug te krijgen, in een veldslag aan de Maas bij Susteren. Hij werd begraven in de abdij van Echternach.
  
  === Profession : Roi de Bavière du 29 Septem ===
  Profession : Roi de Bavière du 29 Septembre 880 au 8 Décembre 899.
  
  === Oda/of Bavaria; Ellinrath/ ===
  Oda/of Bavaria; Ellinrath/
  
  === He was Emperor of Germany A.D. 896. ===
  He was Emperor of Germany A.D. 896.
  
  === Note: illegitimate markgraaf van Karinth ===
  Note: illegitimate markgraaf van Karinthie 876, duke of Bavaria 880, King of the East Franks 887, Holy Roman Emperor 896
  
  === Ellwrath/; Helingard/ ===
  Ellwrath/; Helingard/
  
  === Duke (of Bavaria) King of Eng & France ===
  Duke (of Bavaria) King of Eng & France
  
  === When the Frankish Emperor Charles the F ===
  When the Frankish Emperor Charles the Fat was deposed in 887, the Germans elected Arnulf to be their king and the French took Eudes. Arnulf had the favor of Pope Stephen V, who wanted him to come to Italy to take that crown and the Imperial crown as well (currently claimed by native Italian kings, Guido and son Lambert), however Arnulf was too busy repelling Danish attacks to leave his kingdom. Stephen, who was in need of help, gave the crown instead to Guido of Spoleto, King of Italy. In 893, Arnulf campaigned in Italy (inconclusive) against Guido and Lambert, and the next year Guido died. That year Arnful took the Imperial throne himself (Lambert still held the pseudo-crown until his death in 898). In 899, Arnulf died of Paralysis and was succeeded in Germany by his son Louis the Child, in Lotharingia by his son Zwentibold, and to the Imperial throne by Louis the Blind. [Internet source: http://www.ghg.net/shetler/oldimp/349.html]
  
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  === Name Prefix: King Name Suffix: Name Prefix: King Name Suffix: Of Germany
  
  === !Ancestral File 1996 ===
  !Ancestral File 1996
  
  === !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (S ===
  !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ; !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ; !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ; !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 4; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999); ; ;
  
  === [Greene.FTW] [INDIV2.DAT] TITLE Holy Ro ===
  [Greene.FTW] [INDIV2.DAT] TITLE Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany EVEN TYPE Reigned EVEN DATE 887/899 Holy Roman Emperor (887-899) Duke of Carinthia [Karnthen]. Poisoned. He may have been born in 850 or 863. He may have died on 8 December. Source: Kings, Rulers and Statesmen, p 135; Ahnentafel for Edward III of England
  
  === [Greene.FTW] [INDIV2.DAT] Source: Ahne ===
  [Greene.FTW] [INDIV2.DAT] Source: Ahnentafel for Edward III of England
  
  === When the Frankish Emperor Charles the Fa ===
  When the Frankish Emperor Charles the Fat was deposed in 887, the Germanselected Arnulf to be their king and the French took Eudes. Arnulf hadthe favor of Pope Stephen V, who wanted him to come to Italy to take thatcrown and the Imperial crown as well (currently claimed by native Italiankings, Guido and son Lambert), however Arnulf was too busy repellingDanish attacks to leave his kingdom. Stephen, who was in need of help,gave the crown instead to Guido of Spoleto, King of Italy. In 893,Arnulf campaigned in Italy (inconclusive) against Guido and Lambert, andthe next year Guido died. That year Arnful took the Imperial thronehimself (Lambert still held the pseudo-crown until his death in 898). In899, Arnulf died of Paralysis and was succeeded in Germany by his sonLouis the Child, in Lotharingia by his son Zwentibold, and to theImperial throne by Louis the Blind. [Internet source: http://www.ghg.net/shetler/oldimp/349.html]
  
  === !Emperior of Germany. ===
  !Emperior of Germany.
  
  === #Générale# Roi de Bavière du 29 Septemb ===
  #Générale# Roi de Bavière du 29 Septembre 880 au 8Décembr e 899. Concubinage.
  
  === (Duke of Bavaria) King of Eng & France ===
  (Duke of Bavaria) King of Eng & France
  
  === Ada of Bavara Helingard/ ===
  Ada of Bavara Helingard/
  
  === --Other Fields SLGC: Date: SUBMITTED Non ===
  --Other Fields SLGC: Date: SUBMITTED Non-standard gedcom data: 1 HEAL GS5S-4M
  
  === Arnulf (died 899), king of Germany (887 ===
  Arnulf (died 899), king of Germany (887-99) and Holy Roman emperor (896-99). He was an illegitimate son of the East Frankish ruler Carloman (828-80), who was a great-grandson of Charlemagne. In 887 Arnulf led the revolt that forced Charles III (The Fat), king of France and Holy Roman emperor, to abdicate and was elected king of the East Franks, that is, of Germany. In 891 he repulsed the Vikings, who were invading his kingdom. He campaigned in Italy in 894 and again in 895-96. In early 896, he captured Rome and was crowned Holy Roman emperor, the last Carolingian to be so invested. _________________________________________________ "Arnulf," Microsoft (R) Encarta. Copyright (c) 1993 Microsoft Corporation. Copyright (c) 1993 Funk & Wagnall's Corporation
  
  === Sent his illegitimate son Zwentibold to ===
  Sent his illegitimate son Zwentibold to Italy. (893) Subsequently went to Italy (894). Made a second expedition to Italy (896) and took Rome. Was crowned in 896 as Roman Emperor.

• m. ABT 850

1. Atha Beata von Hohenwart, b. ABT 905 in Mittelfranken, Altdorf, Bayern, Germany     d. AFT 975

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