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looked to enlarge the empire's boundaries and that included the County of Stade. The Udonen settled this in the emperor's favor by agreeing to buy the county from the
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and his sons, but their criminal behavior soon resulted in the return of the
Udonids. With the exception of the nondynastic
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Thietmar claims that his grandfather Henry was related to
Emperor Otto I, although this relationship has not been proven.
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121:Thietmar of Merseburg
129:Lothar I of Walbeck
162:Wichmann the Elder
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133:Lothar II of Stade
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191:Glaeske, Günter,
144:Ragyndrudis Codex
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