Иоанн (имя)

Иоанн (Иван, , , , , , , , ) — имя многих исторических лиц: святых, мучеников и преподобных святителей, духовных лиц, правителей, великих и удельных князей, восточных правителей, королей, герцогов и принцев Западной Европы, правители других стран и проч. Category:Имена Категория:Иоанн Категория:Иван ja:ヨハネ

Западная Европа

right За́падная Евро́па — с географической точки зрения подразумевает страны Франция, Бельгия, Нидерланды, Люксембург, Великобритания и Ирландия. Во время холодной войны под Западной Европой понимали капиталистические страны Европы, которые противостояли социалистическим странам Восточной Европы. Сегодня это понятие часто используется для стран-членов Европейского Союза и / или НАТО.
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Bernhard II. (Sachsen)

Bernhard II. (
- nach 990; † 29. Juni 1059) aus der Familie der Billunger war seit dem Jahr 1011 Herzog in Sachsen. Er war der Sohn von Herzog Bernhard I. und der Hildegard. 1045 läßt er die Alsterburg in Hamburg errichten. Nach seinem Tod wurde er in der St.-Michaelis-Kirche in Lüneburg begraben.

Nachkommen

Bernhard II. war verheiratet mit Eilika († 10. Dezember nach 1055/1056), einer Tochter des Heinrich von Schweinfurt, Markgraf auf dem Nordgau. Er hatte mit ihr vier Kinder:
- Ordulf (Otto) († 28. März 1072) Herzog von Sachsen, begraben in St. Michaelis in Lüneburg ∞ I November 1042 Wulfhild von Norwegen († 24. Mai 1071) Tochter des Königs Olav II. Haraldsson
- Hermann († 1088) Graf 1059/80
- Gertrud († 4. August 1089 (oder 1093), ∞ I Floris I. Graf von Holland (ermordet 28. Juni 1061 bei Hemert), ∞ II 1063 Robert I. der Friese († 13. Oktober 1092, 1062/71 Graf von Holland, 1071 Graf von Flandern
- Ida († 31. Juli 1101) Erbin von Laroche (Ardennen) ∞ I Friedrich († 28. August 1065) 1046 Herzog von Lothringen (Wigeriche), ∞ II 1065/66 Albert III. († 22. Juni 1102) Graf von Namur, 1035 bezeugt Bernhard II. Bernhard II. Bernhard II.

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