Henri IV de Franconie (roi de Romains, empereur romain germanique, roi d'Allemagne)

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Personal and Family Information

Henri was born on 11 NOV 1050 in Goslar, Niedersachsen, Sachsen, Deutschland , the son of Henri III du Saint-Empire and Agnès d'Aquitaine.

He died on 07 AUG 1106. The place is not known.

He had two marriages/partners. His first wife was Berthe de Turin, who he married in 1066. The place has not been found. Their three known children were Agnès (c1072-1143), Henri V (1081-1125) and Conrad II (1074-1101).

His second wife was Euphraxia de Kiev, who he married on 14 AUG 1089. The place has not been found. They had no known children.

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)


 

Henri IV de Franconie
(1050-1106)

 

Henri III du Saint-Empire
(1017-1056)

 

Conrad II de Franconie
(c0990-1039)

 

Henri de Franconie
(c0971->0995)

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Adélaïde de Metz
(c0962-?)

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Gisèle von Schwaben
(0995-1043)

 

Hermann II von Wetterau
(0968-1003)

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Gerberge de Bourgogne
(0965-1018)

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Agnès d'Aquitaine
(1025-1077)

 

Guillaume de Poitiers
(0969-1030)

 

Guillaume de Poitiers
(0937-0995)

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Emma de Blois
(c0950-c1004)

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Agnès de Bourgogne-Comté
(c0993-?)

 

Otte-Guillaume I de Bourgogne
(0962-1026)

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Ermentrude de Roucy
(c0964-1057)

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Events

EventDateDetailsSourceMultimediaNotes
Birth 11 NOV 1050
Place: Goslar, Niedersachsen, Sachsen, Deutschland
Death 7 AUG 1106

Attributes

AttributeDateDescriptionDetailsSourceMultimediaNotes
Nobility Title FROM 1056 TO 1084 roi de Romains
Nobility Title TO 1106 empereur romain germanique
Nobility Title FROM 1056 roi d'Allemagne

Notes

Note 1

According to the chroniclers, Henry became involved in the Nicolaitan sect, and hosted the sect's orgies and obscene rituals in his palaces. Eupraxia-Adelheid was forced to participate in these orgies, and on one occasion Henry allegedly offered her to his son, Conrad. Conrad refused indignantly, and then revolted against his father. This black legend takes its origin from the hostility between Emperor Henry and Pope Urban II during the Investiture Controversy

Sources

  1. Wikipédia Français
    Source: Wikipédia Français