Elisabeth, Countess of Salm
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Elisabeth, Countess of Salm
Summary
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm is a human[1]. She was born on 1132[2]. She died on 1200[3].
Key Facts
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm was born on 1132[2].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm died on 1200[3].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's father was Henry I, Count of Salm[4].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's mother was Clementia of Dagsburg[5].
- Among Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's spouses was Frederic II of Vianden[6].
- A child of Elisabeth, Countess of Salm was Frederick III of Vianden[7].
- A child of Elisabeth, Countess of Salm was Guillaume of Vianden[8].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm is recorded as female[9].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's given name is recorded as Elisabeth[11].
- Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's sibling is recorded as Henry II, Count of Salm[12].
Body
Origins and Family
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm was born on 1132[2]. Her father was Henry I, Count of Salm[4]. Her mother was Clementia of Dagsburg[5].
Personal Life
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm was married to Frederic II of Vianden[6]. Children include Frederick III of Vianden[7], b. 1200[13] and Guillaume of Vianden[8], b. 1150[14].
Death and Burial
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm died on 1200[3].
FAQs
Who were Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's parents?
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's father was Henry I, Count of Salm[4]. Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's mother was Clementia of Dagsburg[5].
Who was Elisabeth, Countess of Salm married to?
Elisabeth, Countess of Salm's spouses include Frederic II of Vianden[6].