Theodbert of Bavaria

Theudebert Duke of Bavaria (also Theodebert / Theotpert or Theodosius III, * 685; † after 716) from the House of Agilolfinger was in the years from 711 to 716 in accordance with his father Theodosius II and his brothers Grimoald II, Tassilo II and Theudebald co-regent in Bavaria and, as such, Duke of part - tribal duchy of Bavaria and Salzburg.

Theudebert was the son of Duke Theodosius II and his wife Folchaid. He was married to Regintrud. While Theodosius transferred in 711 his son due to illness, the government of God, after his recovery but he took the power to govern again. At the resumption of the government, a Avar invasion of Lorch should have moved him. Thereupon informed the Duke of Bavaria on between himself and his sons Theudebert ( seat Salzburg), Grimoald ( seat Freising ) and Theudebald ( seat Regensburg ) and Tassilo II ( seat Passau (?) ). Theudebert of Bavarian seat of government was after the division of the state in the year 712 in Salzburg. Soon after the death of his father at 717/18 is Grimoald seized from his seat of government Freising from the capital of Regensburg and drove out the local regent Theudebald. Ultimately arguing Grimoald and Hugbert to the rule of Bavaria. After the death of Theudebald Grimoald married the widow Theudebalds.

Theudebert helped the Lombard king Ansprand in 711 /12, the reconquest of his territory. The Bavarian dukedom then developed a dominant position in the southeast of the kingdom, but was weakened by internal struggles of Agilolfinger.

Progeny

  • Hugbert Duke of Bavaria;
  • Guntrud, wife of the Lombard King Liutprand.
Agilolfings Theodo of Bavaria Grimoald of Bavaria Tassilo II of Bavaria Theobald of Bavaria Hugbert of Bavaria Liutprand, King of the Lombards Herwig Wolfram Integrated Authority File
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