Agnes of Thuringia

(1250-1261)
Person Human Q19367090

Facts

12 properties
Instance of
human
Sex or gender
female[14]
Date of birth
1250
Date of death
1261
Given name
Agnes[15]
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Place of burial
Heiligenkreuz Abbey[3]
🏷️ Also known as
en Agnes of Thuringia cs Anežka Durynská da Agnes af Thüringen de Agnes von Thüringen el Αγνή της Θουριγγίας es Inés de Turingia fr Agnès de Thuringe nl Agnes van Thüringen ro Agnes de Turingia ru Агнесса Тюрингская sv Agnes av Thüringen
🔖 Identifiers · 10
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
Rikhard Agnes.JPG ↗
Genealogics.org person ID
I00029965
Google Knowledge Graph ID
/g/11b771hlf4
Museum-digital person/organization ID
71009
Rodovid ID
590841
Sejm-Wielki.pl profile ID
dw.1201
The Peerage person ID
p11403.htm#i114027
WeRelate person ID
Agnes_of_Thuringia_(1)
WikiTree person ID
Ludowinger-12

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Summary

Agnes of Thuringia was born in 1250[1]. She died in 1261[2].

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Personal Life

Spouses include Albert I, Duke of Saxony[6], an aristocrat[19], 1175–1260[20], of Germany[21] and Heinrich der Grausame von Österreich[7], 1208–1227[22]. Children include Gertrude of Austria[8], a nun[23], 1226–1288[24]; Brigitte Jutta of Saxony[9]; Elisabeth von Sachsen[10]; Bernhard von Sachsen[11]; Agnes von Sachsen[12]; and Helene von Sachsen[13], 1250–1265[25].

FAQs

Who were Agnes of Thuringia's parents?

Agnes of Thuringia's father was Hermann I[4]. Agnes of Thuringia's mother was Sophia of Wittelsbach[5].

Who was Agnes of Thuringia married to?

Agnes of Thuringia's spouses include Albert I, Duke of Saxony[6] and Heinrich der Grausame von Österreich[7].

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  5. [23] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org. → on this site
  6. [24] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org. → on this site
  7. [25] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org. → on this site

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