Richgard of Lavant
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Richgard of Lavant
Summary
Richgard of Lavant is a human[1]. She died on July 9, 1072[2].
Key Facts
- Richgard of Lavant died on July 9, 1072[2].
- Richgard of Lavant's father was Engelbert IV[3].
- Richgard of Lavant's mother was Liutgard[4].
- Richgard of Lavant was married to Siegfried I of Sponheim[5].
- A child of Richgard of Lavant was Engelbert I of Sponheim[6].
- A child of Richgard of Lavant was Hartwig of Spanheim[7].
- A child of Richgard of Lavant was Hermann von Spanheim[8].
- Richgard of Lavant is recorded as female[9].
- Richgard of Lavant's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Richgard of Lavant's family is recorded as Sieghardinger[11].
- Richgard of Lavant's family is recorded as House of Sponheim[12].
- Richgard of Lavant's noble title is recorded as Gaugraf[13].
- Richgard of Lavant's relative is recorded as Engelbert, Duke of Carinthia[14].
- Richgard of Lavant's relative is recorded as Henry IV of Sponheim[15].
- Richgard of Lavant's relative is recorded as Bernhard von Trixen[16].
- Richgard of Lavant's sibling is recorded as Q31192919[17].
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Origins and Family
Richgard of Lavant's father was Engelbert IV[3]. Her mother was Liutgard[4].
Personal Life
Richgard of Lavant was married to Siegfried I of Sponheim[5]. Children include Engelbert I of Sponheim[6], an aristocrat[18], 1100–1096[19]; Hartwig of Spanheim[7], an archbishop[20], 1100–1102[21], of Germany[22]; and Hermann von Spanheim[8], an aristocrat[23], 1050–1118[24].
Death and Burial
Richgard of Lavant died on July 9, 1072[2].
FAQs
Who were Richgard of Lavant's parents?
Richgard of Lavant's father was Engelbert IV[3]. Richgard of Lavant's mother was Liutgard[4].
Who was Richgard of Lavant married to?
Richgard of Lavant's spouses include Siegfried I of Sponheim[5].