Ottonian dynasty

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The Ottonian dynasty was a German royal and imperial house that ruled the Holy Roman Empire in the 10th and early 11th centuries, consolidating power in Central Europe and closely aligning with the Catholic Church.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German dynasty
imperial dynasty
royal dynasty
capital Magdeburg
Quedlinburg
Regensburg
continent Europe
country Duchy of Saxony
East Francia
Holy Roman Empire
dissolution 1024
ethnicGroup Saxons
followedBy Salian dynasty
foundedBy Henry the Fowler
governmentForm elective monarchy
hasMember Adelaide of Italy
Bruno the Great
Gerberga of Saxony
Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
Henry the Fowler
Matilda of Ringelheim
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor
Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor
Theophanu
inception 919
languageUsed Medieval Latin
Old High German
namedAfter Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor
notableFor close alliance with the Catholic Church
consolidation of royal power in East Francia
defense against Magyar invasions
development of imperial church system
promotion of monastic reform
partOf Holy Roman Empire
surface form: History of the Holy Roman Empire

East Francia
surface form: Medieval Germany
precededBy Carolingian dynasty
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Western Christianity
surface form: Latin Christianity
significantEvent Battle of Lechfeld (955)
Ottonian Renaissance
coronation of Otto I as Holy Roman Emperor in 962
territoryIncludes Duchy of Bavaria
Duchy of Franconia
Duchy of Saxony
Duchy of Swabia
Burgundian Kingdom (early phase)
surface form: Kingdom of Burgundy

Kingdom of Italy
timePeriod 10th century
early 11th century

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King of Italy associatedDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Holy Roman Emperor associatedDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Duke of Saxony hasHolder Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
House of Nassau hasPart Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Ottonian line
Salian dynasty precededBy Ottonian dynasty
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor house Ottonian dynasty
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor house Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Billung dynasty precededBy Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty in Saxony
Duchy of Saxony ruler Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Otto the Illustrious memberOfDynasty Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Otto the Illustrious memberOfDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Otto the Illustrious nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfings
Otto the Illustrious hasDescendant Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Holy Roman Emperors of the Ottonian dynasty
Bishop Bernward of Hildesheim advisorTo Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Ottonian rulers
Holy Roman Empress associatedWithDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Gisela of Bavaria memberOfDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Battle of Lechfeld (955) associatedWith Ottonian dynasty
Matilda of Ringelheim nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Matilda of Ringelheim partOf Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Ottonian royal line
Bruno the Great memberOfDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Rex Romanorum associatedWithDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Memleben associatedDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Memleben tourismTheme Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Ottonian history
Eadgyth of England associatedWith Ottonian dynasty
Eadgyth of England spouseDynasty Ottonian dynasty
William, Archbishop of Mainz nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Pope John XII inOfficeDuring Ottonian dynasty
Henry the Fowler nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Liudolf, Duke of Swabia memberOf Ottonian dynasty
Liudolf, Duke of Swabia nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Theophanu dynasty Ottonian dynasty
Gerberga of Saxony nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Bruno, Duke of Saxony nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Bruno, Duke of Saxony nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Adelaide of Italy associatedWith Ottonian dynasty
Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor dynasty Ottonian dynasty
Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor house Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: Liudolfing dynasty
Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor house Ottonian dynasty
Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty
Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor house Ottonian dynasty
this entity surface form: House of Ottonian
Codex Egberti associatedWith Ottonian dynasty
Pericopes of Henry II associatedDynasty Ottonian dynasty
Reichenau Abbey associatedWith Ottonian dynasty
Ezzonid dynasty maritalAlliancesWith Ottonian dynasty
Conrad I of Germany succeededBy Ottonian dynasty
Adalbert of Italy conflict Ottonian dynasty
Luitgarde of Saxony nobleFamily Ottonian dynasty