Dietrich Luf II.
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Dietrich Luf II.
Summary
Dietrich Luf II. is a human[1]. Dietrich Luf II. was born on 1260[2]. Dietrich Luf II. died on January 1, 1308[3].
Key Facts
- Dietrich Luf II. was born on 1260[2].
- Dietrich Luf II. was born on 1255[4].
- Dietrich Luf II. died on January 1, 1308[3].
- Dietrich Luf II. died on March 23, 1308[5].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s father was Theoderic VI, Count of Cleves[6].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s mother was Aleida of Sponheim[7].
- Among Dietrich Luf II.'s spouses was Aleida van Gelre[8].
- Among Dietrich Luf II.'s spouses was Elisabeth von Virneburg[9].
- A child of Dietrich Luf II. was Dietrich Luf III.[10].
- A child of Dietrich Luf II. was Katarina von Kleve-Hülchrath[11].
- A child of Dietrich Luf II. was Elisabeth von Kleve-Hülchrath[12].
- A child of Dietrich Luf II. was Agnes von Kleve-Hülchrath[13].
- A child of Dietrich Luf II. was Reinoud von Kleve-Hülchrath[14].
- Dietrich Luf II. is recorded as male[15].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s noble title is recorded as Graf[17].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s given name is recorded as Dietrich[18].
- Dietrich Luf II.'s sibling is recorded as Dietrich VII, Count of Cleves[19].
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Origins and Family
Recorded date of birth include 1260[2] and 1255[4]. Dietrich Luf II.'s father was Theoderic VI, Count of Cleves[6]. His mother was Aleida of Sponheim[7].
Personal Life
Spouses include Aleida van Gelre[8], 1260–1285[20] and Elisabeth von Virneburg[9]. Children include Dietrich Luf III.[10], 1300–1332[21]; Katarina von Kleve-Hülchrath[11], 1280–1360[22]; Elisabeth von Kleve-Hülchrath[12], 1290–1361[23]; Agnes von Kleve-Hülchrath[13], 1290–1338[24]; and Reinoud von Kleve-Hülchrath[14].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include January 1, 1308[3] and March 23, 1308[5].
FAQs
Who were Dietrich Luf II.'s parents?
Dietrich Luf II.'s father was Theoderic VI, Count of Cleves[6]. Dietrich Luf II.'s mother was Aleida of Sponheim[7].
Who was Dietrich Luf II. married to?
Dietrich Luf II.'s spouses include Aleida van Gelre[8] and Elisabeth von Virneburg[9].