Agnes van Limburg-Arlon

Summary

Agnes van Limburg-Arlon is a human^[1]. She died on 1129^[2].

Key Facts

• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon died on 1129^[2].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's father was Henry II , Duke of Lower Lorraine^[3].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's mother was Adelheid von Pottenstein^[4].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon was married to Walo II. von Veckenstedt^[5].
• Among Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's spouses was Friedrich IV. von Goseck^[6].
• A child of Agnes van Limburg-Arlon was Bertha of Putelendorf^[7].
• A child of Agnes van Limburg-Arlon was Friedrich I. Prague^[8].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon is recorded as female^[9].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's instance of is recorded as human^[10].
• Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's given name is recorded as Agnes^[11].

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Origins and Family

Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's father was Henry II , Duke of Lower Lorraine^[3]. Her mother was Adelheid von Pottenstein^[4].

Personal Life

Spouses include Walo II. von Veckenstedt^[5], 1050–1126^[12] and Friedrich IV. von Goseck^[6], 1085–1125^[13]. Children include Bertha of Putelendorf^[7] and Friedrich I. Prague^[8], a Catholic priest^[14], 1117–1179^[15], of Germany^[16].

Death and Burial

Agnes van Limburg-Arlon died on 1129^[2].

FAQs

Who were Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's parents?

Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's father was Henry II , Duke of Lower Lorraine^[3]. Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's mother was Adelheid von Pottenstein^[4].

Who was Agnes van Limburg-Arlon married to?

Agnes van Limburg-Arlon's spouses include Walo II. von Veckenstedt^[5] and Friedrich IV. von Goseck^[6].