Draft:Ida of Upper Lorraine (Countess of Klettgau)
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| Ida of Upper Lorraine | |
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| Countess Consort of Klettgau | |
| Reign | ???-1028[1] |
| Born | c. 970 |
| Died | 1028[2] |
| Spouse | Radbot of Klettgau |
| Issue |
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| Father | possibly Fredrick of Upper Lorraine[citation needed] |
| Mother | possibly Beatrice of Paris[citation needed] |
Ida, Countes Consort of Klettgau(970's, was gräfin of Klettgau from their marriage at an unknown date, confirmed by a charter of the Muri Abbey, to her own death in 1028.
Ancestry[edit]
Some sources claim that she was stepsister of Kuno of Rhinefelden, making her the aunt of Rudolf of Rheinfelden Anti-king of Germany. Other sources claim that she was a daughter of the Robertian princess Beatrice of Paris and her husband, Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine. If she is a relative of the Robertians, that that would make her a relative of Charlemange.
Issue[edit]
She married Radbot of Klettgau[3] and had four children.
Otto - Count of Sundgau. He was killed in 1045
Albert - Originally known as Albrecht, he died before 1050
Werner - Count of Klettgau and Habsburg. Ancestor of the Habsburg Dynasty, which grew dominant in areas like Austria, the Holy Roman Empire, and Spain
Richenza - A geneology paper names her as the daughter of Ida and Radbot.
References[edit]
- ^ "Medieval Lands Swabia: German Speaking Switzerland". Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Charles Cawley. Retrieved 27 December 2023.
- ^ "Medieval Lands Swabia: German Speaking Switzerland". Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Charles Cawley. Retrieved 27 December 2023.
- ^ "Medieval Lands Swabia: German Speaking Switzerland". Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Charles Cawley. Retrieved 27 December 2023.