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Hucbert

Hucbert (also spelled Hubert or Hugbert; c. 820 – 864 or 866) was a Frankish nobleman and ecclesiastical official of the Bosonid dynasty. He served as Count of Valois, Duke of Transjurane Burgundy, and lay abbot of Saint Maurice's Abbey in Agaunum. He is chiefly remembered for his role in the political and military defense of his sister, Queen Teutberga…

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Political and ecclesiastical career

Lay abbacySaint Maurice's AbbeyGreat St Bernard PassCount of ValoisDuke of Transjurane Burgundy
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Later years and death

Emperor Louis II864866Conrad I of AuxerreConrad II
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Legacy

Theobald of ArlesBerthaWaldrada
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Role in the Teutberga–Lothair affair

Synod of AachenPope Nicholas I
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Family background

Political and ecclesiastical career

Role in the Teutberga–Lothair affair

Later years and death

Legacy

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Hucbert

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples64
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
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Hucbert

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related to background · 14
Hucbert → Boso, Bosonids, Burgundy, Elder, Engeltrude, Frankish, His, Hucbert's, King Lothair II, Lotharingia, Provence, Teutberga, Turin, Valois
related to Later years and death · 13
Hucbert → After, Alsace, Auxerre, Conrad, Conrad II, Emperor Louis II, He, Hugh, In, Lothair's, Orbe, Switzerland, Vaud
related to Political and ecclesiastical career · 13
Hucbert → Agaunum, Alps, Count, Duke, Great St Bernard Pass, He, Italy, Mons Iovis, Rhône Valley, Saint Maurice's Abbey, Switzerland, Transjurane Burgundy, Valois
related to Legacy · 12
Hucbert → Arles, As, Bertha, Carolingian, Count, He, His, Hucbert’s, Lothair II, Teutberga, Theobald, Waldrada
related to Role in the Teutberga–Lothair affair · 12
Hucbert → Aachen, Frankish, In, King Lothair II, Lothair, Lothair's, Pope Nicholas, Synod, Teutberga, Though Hucbert's, Transjurane Burgundy, Waldrada

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teutberga lothair ii count burgundy political frankish transjurane military ecclesiastical valois saint maurice's abbey king isbn family also role 864

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Hucbertrelated to backgroundBoso0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundElder0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundFrankish0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundValois0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundTurin0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundEngeltrude0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundHis0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundTeutberga0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundKing Lothair II0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundLotharingia0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundBosonids0.60section
Hucbertrelated to backgroundHucbert's0.60section

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