Danger - Turton - Merovingians - Royalty for Commoners

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Leo van de Pas

Danger - Turton - Merovingians - Royalty for Commoners

Legg inn av Leo van de Pas » 16 aug 2004 05:27:22

ES 1.1 Tafel 1

This page implies that Wacho, King of The Longobards, had at least two daughters.
1.Wisigard, wife of Theodebert I, King in Reims (Merovingian)
2.Vuldtrada/Waldrada

Vuldetrada/Waldrada, she married three times, but only the first two spouses are on this page
she married
1.Theodowald, King in Reims, died 555 and is a son of Theodebert I by a prior wife
2.Chlotar I, King in Soissons (Merovingian) and uncle of Theodebert I

According to Isenburg/Loring, volume I Tafel 1, her third husband was Duke Garibald.

ES does not give children to Vuldetrada/Waldrada, but Isenburg gives her two children by her first husband.
1.NN wife of Evin Duke of Trent
2.Theodelinde, married (1) Authari (2) Ago King of the Longobards
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Royalty for Commoners page 183
Here is more about Duke Garibald, here he is Garibald I, Duke of Bavaria 553-596,
and here we find Theudelinde as daughter of Garibald and Walderada/Vuldetrada.
And she is married to (1) Authari, King of The Longobards (2) Agilolf, King of the Longobards.
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Turton, page 27
Here is indicated that Garibald is the 3rd husband of Walderade and they have a son, Gundwald, Duke of Asti, and these are ancestors, of course, of Elizabeth of York and many gateway ancestors.
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Can anyone clear up this mess? If Theodolinde is a daughter from the first marriage, we could have a line from the Merovingians till the present, but I doubt this is correct.
Many thanks.
Leo van de Pas
Canberra, Australia

Jared Linn Olar

Re: Danger - Turton - Merovingians - Royalty for Commoners

Legg inn av Jared Linn Olar » 16 aug 2004 17:23:39

Paul the Deacon's History of the Langobards and Hodgkin's "Italy and
Her Invaders" show Theudelinde as daughter of Garibald and Waldrada,
so RFC happens to be correct on this point.

As for Turton's genealogy from Gundwald of Asti down to Elizabeth of
York, I don't believe there's any proof of that. It's apparently one
of those traditional, legendary genealogies so common in medieval and
Renaissance writing, but someone else here might know more about that
than I do.

Jared Linn Olar

leovdpas@netspeed.com.au ("Leo van de Pas") wrote in message news:<000801c48330$8aa737e0$c3b4fea9@email>...
ES 1.1 Tafel 1

This page implies that Wacho, King of The Longobards, had at least two daughters.
1.Wisigard, wife of Theodebert I, King in Reims (Merovingian)
2.Vuldtrada/Waldrada . . . .

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