Theophanu

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Theophanu was a Byzantine-born empress of the Holy Roman Empire who played a crucial political role in the late 10th century as the wife of Emperor Otto II and regent for their son Otto III.

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Theophanu canonical 6
Empress Theophanu 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine-born empress
Holy Roman Empress
historical figure
regent
associatedWith Byzantine court culture
imperial politics of the Holy Roman Empire
baptismalName Theophano
birthPlace Byzantine Empire
broughtToCourtBy Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
burialPlace St. Pantaleon Abbey, Cologne
surface form: Church of St. Pantaleon, Cologne
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire
deathDate 991
deathPlace Nijmegen
dynasty Ottonian dynasty
era 10th century
fatherInLaw Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
influenced imperial administration in the Holy Roman Empire
language Greek
Latin
marriageAllianceBetween Byzantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire
marriageDate 972
marriagePlace Rome
motherInLaw Adelaide of Italy
motherOf Adelheid I of Quedlinburg
Matilda of Germany, Abbess of Essen
Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
Sophia I of Gandersheim
notableFor exercising imperial authority as a female regent
influencing the upbringing and policies of Otto III
strengthening Byzantine–Ottonian relations
positionHeld Holy Roman Empress
Regent of the Holy Roman Empire
predecessorAsEmpress Adelaide of Italy
regencyEnd 991
regencyStart 983
regentFor Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
religion Christianity
spouse Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor
spouseTitle Holy Roman Emperor
successorAsEmpress Cunigunde of Luxembourg
title Augusta of the Roman Empire
surface form: Imperatrix Augusta

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Ottonian dynasty hasMember Theophanu
Memleben founderOfMonastery Theophanu
this entity surface form: Empress Theophanu