Elder House of Welf

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The Elder House of Welf was a prominent early medieval German noble dynasty that played a key role in the politics of the Frankish and Holy Roman Empires.

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Elder House of Welf canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval German dynasty
noble family
alliedWith Carolingian dynasty
Salian dynasty
country East Francia
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of the Franks
endTime 11th century
ethnicGroup Germans
followedBy House of Welf
surface form: Younger House of Welf
foundedBy Welf I
hasAncestralSeat Altdorf (Landshut)
surface form: Altdorf

Rheinfelden (Baden)
surface form: Rheinfelden
hasDynasticSuccessor House of Welf
surface form: Younger House of Welf
hasGenealogicalConnectionWith Carolingian dynasty
House of Este
House of Rheinfelden
hasPart Conrad II of Auxerre
Eticho of Ammergau
Hemma of Altdorf
Judith of Bavaria
Rudolf of Rheinfelden
Welf I
knownFor control of territories in Bavaria and Swabia
extensive marriage alliances
influence in imperial politics
language Old High German
namedAfter Welf
notableMember Conrad II of Auxerre
Hemma of Altdorf
Judith of Bavaria
Rudolf of Rheinfelden
Welf I
opposedBy rival German ducal families
partOf Frankish nobility
German high nobility
playedRoleIn politics of the Frankish Empire
politics of the Holy Roman Empire
precededBy early Frankish aristocracy
region Germania Superior
surface form: Alamannia

Bavaria
Franconia
surface form: Frankonia

Duchy of Swabia
surface form: Swabia
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
significantEvent marriage alliance with the Carolingian dynasty
marriage alliance with the early Salian rulers
startTime 8th century
timePeriod Early Middle Ages

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House of Welf hasBranch Elder House of Welf