Adalbero

Adalbero is a male first name.

Variants

  • Alber
  • Albero
  • Adalbert, Albert
  • Adelbero
  • Adalber
  • Adelber
  • Adalpero
  • Adelpero
  • Adalper
  • Adelper
  • Adalberon (French)

Name-day

Name day is the

  • October 6: Saint Adalbero of Würzburg ( Catholic)

Well-known bearers of the name

Duke

  • Adalbero of Eppenstein, Duke of Carinthia († 1039 )

Count

  • Adalbero of Saxony ( † 982 ), Count Palatine
  • Adalbero on the pair ( † after 1011)
  • Adalbero (Styria ) ( Adalbero the Rough, † 1082, Margrave of Styria 1075-1082 )
  • Adalbero I of Ebersberg (also: at the Sempt ) ( † 969 )
  • Adalbero II of Ebersberg ( * 980 /85 † 1045), from the family of victory Hardinger; 1029-1045 Count of Ebersberg
  • Adalbero III. of Ebersberg (also: at the Sempt ) ( † 1045)
  • Adalbero of Griesbach
  • Adalbero of Patrashausen ( = Bader Hausen )

Bishops

  • Adalbero IV, Bishop of Metz
  • Adalbero of Augsburg, Bishop of Augsburg ( 887-910 )
  • Adalbero II of Bamberg, Bishop of Bamberg
  • Adalbero I of Bar ( 926-962 ), Bishop of Metz
  • Adalbero II (Basel), Bishop of Basel
  • Adalbero II of Brabant, Bishop of Liège
  • Adalbero of Bremen, Archbishop of Bremen
  • Adalbero III. of Basel, Bishop of Basel
  • Adalbero of Würzburg (* around 1010, † 1090 ), Bishop of Würzburg, kath. Holy
  • Adalbero of Laon, Bishop of Laon (977-1030)
  • Adalbero I of Louvain, Bishop of Liege
  • Adalbero of Luxembourg (* end of the 10th century; † 1036 or 1037 ), counter- Archbishop of Trier
  • Adalbero III. of Luxembourg († 1072 ), Bishop of Metz
  • Adalbero II of Upper Lorraine, Bishop of Metz and Verdun († December 14, 1005 )
  • Adalbero of Reims ( † 988 ), archbishop of Reims
  • Adalbero II of Verdun, Bishop of Verdun
Adalbert (given name) Albert (given name) Adalbero, Duke of Carinthia Adalbero of Styria Adalberon (bishop of Laon) Adalbero III of Luxembourg Adalberon (archbishop of Reims)
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