Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire ,
912–973 (aged 60 years)
- Name
- Otto I // Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
- Given names
- Otto I
- Nickname
- the Great
- Name suffix
- Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Birth |
Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080076&tree=LEO Text: Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
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Marriage |
Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00020085&tree=LEO Text: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald, Reference: I 6 |
Marriage |
Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080077&tree=LEO Text: - Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
Death |
Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080076&tree=LEO Text: Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
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Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080076&tree=LEO Text: Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
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Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080076&tree=LEO
Text: Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
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Citation details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_I,_Holy_Roman_Emperor |
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BIOGRAPHY In his younger years he preferred to be away from his mother, and accompanied his father subduing the tribes in Bavaria and Suabia. When he was seventeen he married Eadgyth, a daughter of the English king, Edward 'the Elder'. However, his mother's thoroughly religious education left its mark, as he rarely missed attendance at mass and founded several convents. Otto never learned to read or write, which in later life he resented and tried to remedy. He did learn a little French, but not enough to speak it and he had no knowledge of Latin. However he was very intelligent, had a good memory and was an excellent judge of people. He loved hunting and riding wild horses, yet was reserved, calm and dignified. He was capable of sudden bursts of temper, which he would quickly forget, though the people affected did not. Consequently he was more respected than loved. At his coronation in 936 by Hildebert, archbishop of Mayence, he made it clear that he intended to be an absolute ruler. To emphasise this he made the dukes of Bavaria, Suabia, Franconia and Lorraine wait upon him at the banquet following the coronation. Some of these dukes resented this and revolted. Among the rebels were Otto's half-brother Thankmar and the resentful younger brother Heinrich. Heinrich was joined by Giselbert, duke of Lorraine, and marched towards the Rhine. Although Otto was greatly outnumbered he was a clever strategist and defeated the rebels. Superstition also played a role in his victory as he carried a 'Holy Lance'. Further victories were won with this 'Holy Lance', and his brother Heinrich fled to the court of King Louis IV of France. As Otto wanted peace and not revenge, after a period he sought the friendship of the defeated dukes. His brother was forgiven, made duke of Bavaria, and so became Otto's loyal follower. To pacify the Duke of Suabia he arranged the marriage of his son Liudolf to Ida, daughter of Hermann I of Suabia, while Otto's supporter Konrad 'the Red' replaced the duke of Lorraine. With peace now within the empire, he wanted to 'secure' the borders at the eastern front. His first step was the conquest of Bohemia, and he then inflicted devastation on the Slavs living beyond the Elbe and Oder. While establishing himself in the east, trouble was caused by King Louis IV of France who wanted to regain Lorraine. Otto, believing in family ties, was furious with his French brother-in-law and marched into France. The defeated Louis IV withdrew into France, only to be defeated again by Hugues 'the Great', duke of The Franks. Hugues was also Otto's brother-in-law. Sick of family squabbles, Otto defeated him as well. Having secured the western borders, Otto was next invited to intervene in Italy. The Italian ruler Lothar had died and the cruel and unscrupulous Berengar II of Ivrea took his place. Berengar tried to seize the dowry of Lothar's widow, the beautiful Aelis (or Adelaïde). Although she escaped, she was still in danger and asked for Otto's protection. Coming with an army to Lombardy, he forced Berengar to acknowledge him as the overlord of Italy, and assumed the title of king of Italy. As he was a widower, he married Aelis. Although he hoped to remain in Italy to make sure of it as part of the empire, he was forced to return to Germany when his son Liudolf revolted, out of fear for possible sons Otto might father by Aelis. The archbishop of Mayence joined Liudolf, and to add to Otto's troubles the Magyars attacked Bavaria. While Otto reasserted his authority in Germany, the Duke of Lorraine, who acted as his representative in Lombardy, joined Berengar against him. In 961 the debauched Pope John XII appealed to Otto to get rid of Berengar; Otto returned to Italy and Berengar was forced to acknowledge Otto's supremacy. On 31 January 962 in Rome's St. Peter's, Otto was then crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope John XII. Otto was now secular master of Europe as well as head of the Church, having forced Pope John XII to swear allegiance to him. By doing so, the pope became Otto's vassal. When Pope John XII indicated that he regretted this action, Otto deposed and replaced him with Pope Leo VIII. Having settled his affairs in Italy, Otto returned to Germany; but in 965 Pope Leo VIII suddenly died and the clergy wanted to elect his successor without Otto's consent. Otto returned to Italy and appointed the bishop of Narni as Pope John XIII. When the Romans drove John XIII into exile, in 966 Otto returned and forced the Romans to accept him. Otto then left Italy for the last time and in his last years peace prevailed in Europe. He died on 6 May 973 and was buried in the Cathedral of Magdeburg which he had built.
Source: Genealogics - Leo van de Pas
Citation details: http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00080076&tree=LEO Text: Europäische Stammtafeln, Band I, Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, 1975, Isenburg, W. K. Prinz von, Reference: Page 3 |
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Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 3 great-grandfathers and 2 great-grandmothers recorded (5 in total).
Biological grandparents of father (3)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Parents Heinrich … Markgraf von Babenberg + … … (Partnership) of Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological grandparents of mother (2)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandfathers and 2 grandmothers recorded (4 in total).
Biological parents of father (2)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (2)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one aunt recorded.
Siblings of father (1)
Parents Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has one uncle by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has 1 father and 1 mother recorded (2 in total).
Biological parents (2)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 fathers-in-law and 2 mothers-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (2)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (2)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-fathers-in-law and 2 co-mothers-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Parents-in-law of biological children (4)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 female partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has 2 sisters recorded.
Full siblings (2)
Parents Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 4 brothers-in-law and 2 sisters-in-law recorded (6 in total).
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 3 co-brothers-in-law and 1 co-sister-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Siblings of siblings-in-law (1)
Parents Reginar I Longneck
… Duke of Lorraine, Count in Hainault + Alberade … (Marriage) of Giselbert … Duke of Lorraine 928-939
Partners of siblings-in-law (3)
Partners of Eadgifu of Wessex
Partners of Eadhild of Wessex
Partners of Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one female first cousin recorded.
Children of full siblings of father (1)
Parents Gerhard … Graf im Metzgau + Oda von Sachsen
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 4 nephews and 5 nieces recorded (9 in total).
Children of siblings of partners (4)
Sister Eadgifu of Wessex of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Edmund I the Magnificent
… King of England 939-946 of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993 of partner Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has 2 sons recorded.
Biological children (2)
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 daughters-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological children (2)
Son Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben
Son Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has 2 granddaughters recorded.
Biological grandchildren (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Parents Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 grandsons-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological grandchildren (2)
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 51 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.
Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 3 great-grandfathers recorded.
Biological grandparents of father (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Parents Heinrich … Markgraf von Babenberg + … … (Partnership) of Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological grandparents of mother (1)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandfathers recorded.
Biological parents of father (1)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (1)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has no uncles or aunts recorded.
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has one uncle by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has one father recorded.
Biological parents (1)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 fathers-in-law recorded.
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (1)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (1)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-fathers-in-law recorded.
Parents-in-law of biological children (2)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has no siblings recorded.
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 4 brothers-in-law recorded.
Siblings of partners (1)
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 3 co-brothers-in-law recorded.
Siblings of siblings-in-law (1)
Parents Reginar I Longneck
… Duke of Lorraine, Count in Hainault + Alberade … (Marriage) of Giselbert … Duke of Lorraine 928-939
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has no first cousins recorded.
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 4 nephews recorded.
Children of siblings of partners (2)
Sister Eadgifu of Wessex of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Edmund I the Magnificent
… King of England 939-946 of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has 2 sons recorded.
Biological children (2)
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has no children-in-law recorded.
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has no grandchildren recorded.
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 grandsons-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological grandchildren (2)
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 25 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.
Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 2 great-grandmothers recorded.
Biological grandparents of father (1)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Biological grandparents of mother (1)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandmothers recorded.
Biological parents of father (1)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (1)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one aunt recorded.
Siblings of father (1)
Parents Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has no uncles or aunts by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has one mother recorded.
Biological parents (1)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 mothers-in-law recorded.
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (1)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (1)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-mothers-in-law recorded.
Parents-in-law of biological children (2)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 female partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has 2 sisters recorded.
Full siblings (2)
Parents Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 sisters-in-law recorded.
Siblings of partners (2)
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has one co-sister-in-law recorded.
Partners of siblings-in-law (1)
Partners of Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one female first cousin recorded.
Children of full siblings of father (1)
Parents Gerhard … Graf im Metzgau + Oda von Sachsen
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 5 nieces recorded.
Children of siblings (3)
Sister Gerberga von Sachsen
Children of siblings of partners (2)
Brother Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993 of partner Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has no children recorded.
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 daughters-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological children (2)
Son Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben
Son Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has 2 granddaughters recorded.
Biological grandchildren (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Parents Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has no grandchildren-in-law recorded.
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 27 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.
No family available
No family available
Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 3 great-grandfathers and 2 great-grandmothers recorded (5 in total).
Biological grandparents of father (3)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Parents Heinrich … Markgraf von Babenberg + … … (Partnership) of Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological grandparents of mother (2)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandfathers and 2 grandmothers recorded (4 in total).
Biological parents of father (2)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (2)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one aunt recorded.
Siblings of father (1)
Parents Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has one uncle by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has 1 father and 1 mother recorded (2 in total).
Biological parents (2)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 fathers-in-law and 2 mothers-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (2)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (2)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-fathers-in-law and 2 co-mothers-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Parents-in-law of biological children (4)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 female partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has 2 sisters recorded.
Full siblings (2)
Parents Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 4 brothers-in-law and 2 sisters-in-law recorded (6 in total).
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 3 co-brothers-in-law and 1 co-sister-in-law recorded (4 in total).
Siblings of siblings-in-law (1)
Parents Reginar I Longneck
… Duke of Lorraine, Count in Hainault + Alberade … (Marriage) of Giselbert … Duke of Lorraine 928-939
Partners of siblings-in-law (3)
Partners of Eadgifu of Wessex
Partners of Eadhild of Wessex
Partners of Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one female first cousin recorded.
Children of full siblings of father (1)
Parents Gerhard … Graf im Metzgau + Oda von Sachsen
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 4 nephews and 5 nieces recorded (9 in total).
Children of siblings of partners (4)
Sister Eadgifu of Wessex of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Edmund I the Magnificent
… King of England 939-946 of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993 of partner Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has 2 sons recorded.
Biological children (2)
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 daughters-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological children (2)
Son Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben
Son Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has 2 granddaughters recorded.
Biological grandchildren (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Parents Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 grandsons-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological grandchildren (2)
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 51 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.
No family available
Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 3 great-grandfathers recorded.
Biological grandparents of father (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Parents Heinrich … Markgraf von Babenberg + … … (Partnership) of Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological grandparents of mother (1)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandfathers recorded.
Biological parents of father (1)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (1)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has no uncles or aunts recorded.
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has one uncle by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has one father recorded.
Biological parents (1)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 fathers-in-law recorded.
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (1)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (1)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-fathers-in-law recorded.
Parents-in-law of biological children (2)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has no siblings recorded.
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 4 brothers-in-law recorded.
Siblings of partners (1)
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 3 co-brothers-in-law recorded.
Siblings of siblings-in-law (1)
Parents Reginar I Longneck
… Duke of Lorraine, Count in Hainault + Alberade … (Marriage) of Giselbert … Duke of Lorraine 928-939
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has no first cousins recorded.
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 4 nephews recorded.
Children of siblings of partners (2)
Sister Eadgifu of Wessex of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Brother Edmund I the Magnificent
… King of England 939-946 of partner Eadgyth of Wessex
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has 2 sons recorded.
Biological children (2)
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Parents Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has no children-in-law recorded.
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has no grandchildren recorded.
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 grandsons-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological grandchildren (2)
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Eadgyth of Wessex
Marriage Otto I the Great
… Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 25 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.
No family available
Great-grandparents
generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)the Great has 2 great-grandmothers recorded.
Biological grandparents of father (1)
Parents Liudolf … Duke of Saxony + Oda … (Marriage) of Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen
Biological grandparents of mother (1)
Parents Reginhert … Graf von Ringelheim + Matilda … (Marriage) of Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim
Grandparents
generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)the Great has 2 grandmothers recorded.
Biological parents of father (1)
Marriage Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Biological parents of mother (1)
Marriage Dietrich … Graf von Ringelheim + Reinhildis Ludmilla
Uncles and Aunts
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one aunt recorded.
Siblings of father (1)
Parents Otto der Erlauchte
… Herzog von Sachsen + Haduwig von Babenberg
Uncles and Aunts by marriage
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has no uncles or aunts by marriage recorded.
Parents
generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)the Great has one mother recorded.
Biological parents (1)
Marriage Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Parents-in-law
generation +1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 mothers-in-law recorded.
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex (1)
Marriage Edward I the Elder
… King of England 899-925 + Aelflaed …
Marriage with Saint Aelis de Bourgogne (1)
Marriage Rudolf II … King of Bourgogne + Bertha von Schwaben
Co-parents-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 co-mothers-in-law recorded.
Parents-in-law of biological children (2)
Marriage Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Marriage Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Partners
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 female partners recorded.
Partner chains
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has no members of a partner chain recorded.
Siblings
same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)the Great has 2 sisters recorded.
Full siblings (2)
Parents Heinrich I der Vogler
… Emperor Elect of the Holy Roman Empire 919-936 + Mathilde von Ringelheim
Siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 sisters-in-law recorded.
Siblings of partners (2)
Marriage with Eadgyth of Wessex
Co-siblings-in-law
same generation no blood relationshipthe Great has one co-sister-in-law recorded.
Partners of siblings-in-law (1)
Partners of Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993
Cousins
same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)the Great has one female first cousin recorded.
Children of full siblings of father (1)
Parents Gerhard … Graf im Metzgau + Oda von Sachsen
Nephews and Nieces
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)the Great has 5 nieces recorded.
Children of siblings (3)
Sister Gerberga von Sachsen
Children of siblings of partners (2)
Brother Conrad I the Peaceful
… King of Bourgogne 937-993 of partner Saint Aelis de Bourgogne
Children
generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)the Great has no children recorded.
Children-in-law
generation -1 no blood relationshipthe Great has 2 daughters-in-law recorded.
Partners of biological children (2)
Son Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben
Son Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Grandchildren
generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)the Great has 2 granddaughters recorded.
Biological grandchildren (2)
Parents Liudolf … Duke von Schwaben + Ida von Schwaben
Parents Otto II … Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire + Theophano Skleraina
Grandchildren-in-law
generation -2 no blood relationshipthe Great has no grandchildren-in-law recorded.
Summary for the shown extended family
The extended family of the Great has 27 members (including the Great). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted) Some of them are member in more than one part of the extended family.