Individual Details
Prangarda of Canoosa
( - Aft 991)
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
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According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
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According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred`s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda`s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
According to Wikipedia:
Prangarda of Canossa (d. after 991), was a northern Italian noblewoman.
Life
Prangarda was a member of the House of Canossa. Her father was Adalbert Atto of Canossa, and her mother was Hildegard (who was probably a member of the Supponid dynasty).[1] Prangarda married Manfred I of Turin, perhaps after the siege of Canossa in 951, but more likely after 962.[2] In 991 Prangarda issued a charter, with Manfred’s consent, in which she sold her share of the estate of Vilinianum in Parma.[3] It is clear from this charter that Prangarda’s dowry included lands totalling at least one thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in Parma and Reggio.[4]
Children
With Manfred, Prangarda had several children, including:[5]
Ulric Manfred
Alric
Otto
Atto
Hugo
Wido
Events
| Marriage | Aft 962 | Manfred I, Marquis of Susa | |||
| Death | Aft 991 |
Families
| Spouse | Manfred I, Marquis of Susa ( - 1000) |
| Child | Ulric Manfred II, Count of Turin (992 - 1034) |
| Father | Adalbert Atto, Count of Canoosa ( - 988) |
| Mother | Living |
| Sibling | Tedald of Canoosa ( - 1012) |
| Father | Adalbert Atto, Count of Canoosa ( - 988) |
| Mother | Living |