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Gero

Gero I (c. 900 – 20 May 965), sometimes called the Great (Latin: magnus), was a prominent German noble from the Duchy of Saxony in the East Francia, who held several offices during the reign of king and later emperor Otto I (936–973). As one of the most notable counts in northern regions of Otto's realm, Gero was appointed as king's representative…

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Campaigns against Slavs

ObodriteStodoraniMagdeburgTugumirWilzes
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Death and division of territory

NeisseNibelungenliedOtto IINorthern MarchDietrich of Haldensleben
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Relationship with Church and family

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LatinGerman nobleDuchy of SaxonyEast FranciaOtto I
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Gero

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Death and division of territory · 29
Gero → After, At, Brandenburg, Dietrich, Eastern March, Emperor Otto II, Gernrode, Gero's, Gêre, Günther, Haldensleben, He, It, Landsberg, Later, Lusatia, March, Meissen, Merseburg, Neisse
related to Relationship with Church and family · 22
Gero → As, Cyriacus, Egeln, Gernrode, Gero II, Gero's, Geronisrode, In Siegfried's, Iudita, Judith, Otto, Romanesque, Rome, Schwabengau, Siegfried, Siegfried's, St, St Cyriakus, The, Thietsuuind
related to Succession and early conflicts · 22
Gero → As, Count Thietmar, During, Eberhard, Elder, Fowler, Franconia, Gero's, Geronis, Henry, His, Otto, Saale, Siegfried, Siegfried's, Slavs, Some, Thankmar, The, These
related to Campaigns against Slavs · 20
Gero → Conrad, Elbe, German, Germans, Germany, He, In, Magdeburg, Obodrite, Obodrites, Otto's, Red, Saxon, Slav, Soon, Stodorani, Tugumir, Ucri, Ukrani, Wilzes

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gero's march german slavs latin saxon margrave east thus otto sources later traditional death territory counts king several appointed lands

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Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsIn0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsObodrite0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsSaxon0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsSlav0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsStodorani0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsGerman0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsGermans0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsElbe0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsOtto's0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsMagdeburg0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsHe0.60section
Gerorelated to Campaigns against SlavsTugumir0.60section

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