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Conrad, Duke of Lorraine

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426: 241: 421:"Duke Conrad, the foremost of all in combat, suffering from battle fatigue caused by an unusually hot sun, loosened the straps of his armor to catch his breath when an arrow pierced his throat and killed him instantly." 303:, Conrad the Red remained a loyal supporter of King Otto and acted as Franconian regent after Duke Eberhard's death, with some chance to obtain the ducal title. He also helped to ensure the waiver of Lotharingia by the 370:, bitterly complained about Conrad's ingratitude. The revolt reached large circles, it nevertheless was quashed after the insurgents began to deal with hostile 386:
and both were reconciled. Conrad retained his estates; however, he never regained the ducal title. In 954 he participated in a successful campaign of Margrave
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was vested with Lotharingia in 944. Rejected by the local nobility, however, he remained dependent on the king's support. About three years later, he married
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and paid homage to the German king. Conrad, however, was duped by his king, when Otto took the occasion to additionally enforce the cession of the Italian
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by his son and heir Otto. This kind of extraordinary burial was at this time a privilege of bishops and kings. Conrad was the great-grandfather of
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for supremacy in Rhenish Franconia. The Salian counts had been able to strengthen their position in the Franconian lands, while their
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Wolfram, Herwig (2015). "Conrad II (990-1039), the First Medieval Emperor of Three Kingdoms". In Halfond, Gregory I. (ed.).
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relatives had failed to maintain the royal dignity upon King Conrad's death in 918 and the rise of the
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Conrad's body was carried in state to Worms, where he was given a lavish funeral and buried at
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The Medieval Way of War: Studies in Medieval Military History in Honor of Bernard S. Bachrach
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to his brother Henry. The next year, Conrad therefore joined his brother-in-law, Duke
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and also to uncover a plot by the king's brother Henry on Otto's life. In turn, the
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dynasty, his father, Werner IV (Walaho), was married to an unknown sister of King
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and Lotharingia was instead granted to the king's own brother, Archbishop
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forces. Liudolf and Conrad were deprived of their duchies at the Diet of
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Conrad proved his talent, in 951 he accompanied King Otto on his first
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on the right bank of the Rhine. Conrad took his residence at
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from 944 until 953. He became the progenitor of the Imperial
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In 941, Conrad appeared as his father's successor in the
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Index

Conrad the Red
Duke of Lorraine
Lechfeld plain
Augsburg
Bavaria
Worms Cathedral
Noble family
Salian dynasty
Liutgarde of Saxony
Otto I, Duke of Carinthia
Werner V
German
Duke of Lorraine
Salian dynasty
Werner V
Franconian
Nahegau
Speyergau
Wormsgau
Upper Rhine
Hunfriding
Burchard II of Swabia
Regelinda of Zürich
Widonid
Conrad I of Germany

Rhenish
Wetterau
Worms
Frederick of Mainz

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