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312:(d.1200). When Otto failed to raze the castle or give an explanation for his actions, the archiepiscopal court excommunicated him and placed his lands under interdict. He immediately turned to his brother
262:. However, the position of the Andechs dynasty was significantly weakened. Otto's brother Henry II was accused of having been involved in Philip's assassination and his estates were seized by Duke
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Thirteenth-Century Europe
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219:He was born about 1180 the eldest son of Duke
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254:was murdered, whereafter Otto approached his
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374:Frederick II, Duke of Austria
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246:. At the wedding ceremony in
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279:Theobald IV of Champagne
250:, the Hohenstaufen king
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793:Markwart of Eppenstein
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362:. With his death, the
306:Archbishop of Besançon
331:Marriage and children
302:Gerard I de Rougemont
290:Leopold VI of Austria
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294:Andrew II of Hungary
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404:Adelaide of Merania
340:Otto III of Merania
264:Ludwig I of Bavaria
221:Berthold of Merania
52:Otto I of Andechs,
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350:as well as
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