Conrad II

Conrad’s 61-year-old wife, Kimberly, and 32-year-old son, Stephen T. Conrad II, died at the scene.

In eleventh-century Germany, for instance, King Conrad II promised his knights that he wouldn’t take their lands “save according to the constitution of our ancestors and the judgment of their peers.”

The separate lives of Conrad II. and Henry III., often ascribed to Hermann, appear to have perished.

Conrad’s son Frederick inherited the duchy of Franconia which his father had received in 1115, and this was retained by the Hohenstaufen until the death of Duke Conrad II. in 1196.

Conrad II, Emperor, 16, 227-230, 267-269, 273, 320, 345 Consiliatio Cnuti, 278 Cork, 18 Coronation, imperial, 225, 227, 228, 269 Corvey, Widukind of, see Widukind Cotentin, district in Normandy, 19 n.,