Conrad I, Duke of Carinthia

Conrad I called Conrad of Carinthia (c. 975; † December 12 ( or 15th December) 1011) from the House of the Salian Duke of Carinthia was from the year 1004.

He was the third son of Duke Otto I of Carinthia, the younger brother of Pope Gregory V (reigned 996-999 ), and the eldest of the four sons of Otto, who survived his father. The royal election of the year 1002 he was one of the candidates. He was buried in the cathedral of Worms.

Conrad of Carinthia had since about 1002 Matilda of Swabia ( probably 988 *, † July 29, 1031 / ​​1032) married to a daughter of Duke Hermann II The couple had two sons:

  • Conrad II the Younger ( probably * 1003, † 1039 ), Count in Nahegau, Speyergau and Wormsgau, Duke of Carinthia 1036-1039
  • Bruno ( * probably in 1004, † 1045) Bishop of Würzburg 1034-1045

After Conrad's early death, Mathilde married second husband, the Duke Frederick II of Lorraine ( Wigeriche ) and his third wife the Ascanians ESIKO of Ballenstedt. She was also buried in the cathedral of Worms.

December 15 Salian dynasty Herman II, Duke of Swabia Frederick II, Duke of Lorraine Lorraine (region) Ardennes-Verdun dynasty House of Ascania Adalbero, Duke of Carinthia Integrated Authority File
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