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164:, who helped him gain comital rights in the northern Hassegau. Moreover, Dedo successfully claimed the Castle of Zörbig for himself and his brother Friedrich.
190:(1003–1009; died 1014). Dedo was killed by Werner on 13 November 1009 along with his vassals near Mose at the confluence of the Tange and Elbe rivers.
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and robbed the Bishop's Church. It is alleged that he even took his own mother prisoner.
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Derlingau and Nordthüringgau. Lothair ruled the
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The years before Dedo's death were overshadowed by a feud with the
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Dedo and
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In 976 Dedo commanded a
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140:Duke Henry II of Bavaria
133:Dietrich of Haldensleben
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114:Theodoric I of Wettin
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125:Meissen
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129:Zeitz
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