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St. Arnulf's ancestryis dubious, apparantly constructed late and nottrustworthy. The following genealogy is reported for him: Ancestors of St. Arnulf of Heristal Generation No. 1 1. St. Arnulf of Heristal, born 582; died 16 Aug 641 in KlosterHabundum. He married (1) Doda of Savoy1 6111. She was born Unknown,and died Unknown. Generation No. 2 2. Arnold, born Abt. 562; died 601. 3. Ada von Schwaben, born Abt. 564; died Unknown. Generation No. 3 4. Ansbert von Moselle, born Unknown; died 570. 5. Blitildis of the Franks, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 4 8. Wambert, born Unknown; died Unknown. 9. Lucilla, born Unknown; died Unknown. 10. Chlotar I., born Unknown; died Bet. Nov - Dez 561 11. Arnegunde, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Chlotar I.: Profession: Bet. 558 - 561, King of the Franks Generation No. 5 16. Adelbert, born Unknown; died 491. 17. Argotta of Verona, born Unknown; died Unknown. More AboutAdelbert: Profession: Duke of Moselle 20. Chlodwig I., born Unknown; died 511. 21. Chotilda von Burgund, born Abt. 475; died 548. More About Chlodwig I.: Profession: Bet. 481 - 511, King of the Franks More About Chlodwig and Chotilda von Burgund: Marriage: Abt. 496 Generation No. 6 32. Clodio the Long Haired, born Unknown; died Bet. 447 ? 448 33. Basina von Thüringen, born 398; died Unknown. More About Clodio the Long Haired: Profession: Bet. 423 - 448, King of the Salian Franks 34. Theodorich the Great, born 454; died 30 Sep 526 in Ravenna,Italiy 35. Audofleda, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Theodorich the Great: Profession: King of the Ostrogoths 40. Childerich I., born 436; died 481. 41. Basina von Thüringen, born Abt. 438; died 470. More About Childerich I.: Profession: King of the Franks Generation No. 7 64. Pharamond, born Abt. 370; died Abt. 430. 65. Argotta of the West Franks, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Pharamond: Profession: First Duke of the Salian Franks 66. Wedelphus von Thüringen, born Unknown; died Unknown. 68. Theodemir, born Unknown; died 471. 69. Erelieva40, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Theodemir: Profession: King of the Ostrogoths 80. Merovech, born Abt. 415; died 457. 81. Verica, born Abt. 419; died Unknown. More About Merovech: Profession: Bet. 448 - 457, King of the Salian Franks Generation No. 8 128. Marcomir, born Unknown; died 404. More About Marcomir: Profession: Duke of the East Franks 130. Genebald, born Unknown; died 419. 131. More About Genebald: Profession: Duke of the West Franks 136. Vandalar, born Aft. 385; died Unknown. Generation No. 9 256. Chlodius, born Unknown; died 389. 257. More About Chlodius: Profession: Duke of the East Franks 260. Dagobert, born Unknown; died 389. More About Dagobert: Profession: Duke/King of the West Franks 272. Vinitar, born 365; died Unknown. Generation No. 10 512. Dagobert, born Unknown; died 379. 513. More About Dagobert: Profession: Duke of the East Franks 520. Chlodius, born Unknown; died 378. 521. More About Chlodius: Profession: Duke/King of the West Franks 544. Valevarans, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 11 1024. Genebad, born Unknown; died 358. 1025. More About Genebad: Profession: Duke of the East Franks 1040. Theodomir, born Unknown; died 360. 1041. More About Theodomir: Profession: Duke/King of the West Franks 1088. Vudulf, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 12 2048. Dagobert I., born Unknown; died 317. 2049. More About Dagobert I.: Profession: King of the Franks 2080. Richimell II., born Unknown; died 350. 2081. Matilda, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Richimell II.: Profession: Duke/King of the West Franks 2176. Achiulf, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 13 4096. Walter, born Unknown; died 306. 4097. More About Walter: Profession: King of the Franks 4160. Chlodomir V., born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Chlodomir V.: Profession: King of the West Franks 4352. Athal, born Unknown; died Unknown. 4353. More About Athal: Profession: King of the Ostrogoths Generation No. 14 8192. Chlodius III., born Unknown; died 298. More About Chlodius III.: Profession: King of the Franks 8704. Hunuil, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 15 16384. Bertherus, born Unknown; died 272. More About Bertherus: Profession: King of the Franks 17408. Ostrogotha, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Ostrogotha: Profession: King of the Ostrogoths Generation No. 16 32768. Childerich, born Unknown; died 253. More About Childerich: Profession: King of the Franks 34816. Hisarna, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 17 65536. Sanno, born Unknown; died 213. More About Sanno: Profession: King of the Franks 69632. Amala, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 18 131072. Farabert, born Unknown; died 186. More About Farabert: Profession: King of the Franks 139264. Augis, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 19 262144. Chlodomir IV., born Unknown; died 166 262145. Hafilda of the Rugii, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Chlodomir IV.: Profession: King of the Franks 278528. Hulmul, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 20 524288. Marcomir IV., born Unknown; died 149. 524289. Athildus of Britanny, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Marcomir IV.: Profession: King of the Franks Notes for Athildus of Britanny: Born about 90 AD. More About Marcomir and Athildus of Britanny: Marriage: 129 557056. Gaut, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 21 1048576. Odomar, born Unknown; died 128. More About Odomar: Profession: King of the Franks 1048578. Croilus, born Unknown; died 170. 1114112. Filogud, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 22 2097152. Richemel, born Unknown; died 114. More About Richemel: Profession: King of the Franks 2097156. Marius, born Unknown; died 125. 2097157. Julia of the Iceni, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Marius: Profession: King of the Britons 2228224. Filimer, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 23 4194304. Ratherius, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Ratherius: Died 90 AD. More About Ratherius: Profession: King of the Franks 4194312. Aviragus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 4194313. Genissa, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Aviragus: Died 74 AD More About Aviragus: Profession: King of Brittany 4194314. Prasutagus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 4194315. Boadicea, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Prasutagus: Died 60/61 AD More About Prasutagus: Profession: King of the Iceni Notes for Boadicea: Born about 30 AD 4456448. Gaderik, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 24 8388608. Antenor, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Antenor: Died 60 AD. More About Antenor: Profession: King of the Franks 8388624. Cunobelinus (Cymbeline), born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Cunobelinus (Cymbeline): Died 17 AD. More About Cunobelinus (Cymbeline): Profession: King of Brittany 8388626. Tiberius Claudius Nero, born Unknown; died Unknown. 8388627. Julia Agrippina Minor, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Tiberius Claudius Nero: Born 1 Oct 10 BC, died 13 Oct 54 AD. More About Tiberius Claudius Nero: Profession: Roman Emperor Notes for Julia Agrippina Minor: Born 15 AD, died March 59 AD 8388630. Arbicagus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 8388631. Hoada, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Arbicagus: Profession: King of the Britons 8912896. , born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 26 33554432. Marcomir III., born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Marcomir III.: Died 50 AD. More About Marcomir III.: Profession: King of the Franks 33554496. Lud, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Lud: Died 18 BC. More About Lud: Profession: King of Brittany 33554504. Tiberius Claudius Nero, born Unknown; died Unknown. 33554505. Livia Drusilla, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Tiberius Claudius Nero: Died 33 BC Notes for Livia Drusilla: Born about 58 BC, died 29 AD 33554506. Marcus Antonius, born Unknown; died Unknown. 33554507. Octavia Minor, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes forMarcus Antonius: Born 86BC, died 30 BC Notes for Octavia Minor: Born 69 BC, died 11 BC 33554522. Cormac, born Unknown; died Unknown. 35651584. Berik, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 27 67108864. Chlodius II., born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Chlodius II.: Died 20 AD. More About Chlodius II.: Profession: King of the Franks 67108992. Beli Mawr, born Unknown; died Unknown. 67109008. Appius Claudius Nero, born Unknown; died Unknown. 67109012. Marcus Antonius Crecitus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 67109013. Julia Caesar, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Marcus Antonius Crecitus: Died abt. 71 BC 67109014. Caius Octavius, born Unknown; died Unknown. 67109015. Atia Balbus, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Caius Octavius: Dies 20BC More About Caius Octavius: Profession: Senator 67109044. Donachus, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 28 134217728. Francus, born Unknown; died Unknown. More About Francus: Profession: King of the Franks 134217984. Manogan, born Unknown; died Unknown. 134218016. Tiberius Claudius Nero, born Unknown; died Unknown. 134218024. Marcus Antonius, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Marcus Antonius: Born 143 BC, died 87 BC 134218026. Lucius Julius Caesar, born Unknown; died Unknown. 134218028. Caius Octavius, born Unknown; died Unknown. 134218030. Marcus Atius Balbus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 134218088. Duritus (Dorstus), born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 29 268435456. Antharius, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Antharius: Died 39 BC. More About Antharius: Profession: King of the Sicambri 268435968. Capoit, born Unknown; died Unknown. 268436052. Lucius Julius Caesar, born Unknown; died Unknown. 268436056. Caius Octavius, born Unknown; died Unknown. 268436176. Finan, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 30 536870912. Cassander, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Cassander: Died 74 BC. More About Cassander: Profession: King of the Sicambri 536872104. Sextus Julius Caesar, born Unknown; died Unknown. 536872112. Caius Octavius, born Unknown; died Unknown. 536872352. Josina, born Unknown; died Unknown. Generation No. 31 1073741824. Chlodomir II., born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Chlodomir II.: Died 123 BC. More About Chlodomir II.: Profession: King of the Sicambri 1073744208. Sextus Julius Caesar, born Unknown; died Unknown. 1073744224. Enus Octavius Rufus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 1073744704. Reutherus, born Unknown; died Unknown. 1073744705. of the Picts, born Unknown; died Unknown. Notes for Reutherus: Died abt. 187 BC Arnulf der Heilige Bischof vonMetz (612-629) ---------------------- 582-16.8.641 Kloster Habundum Sohn des N.N. Lexikon des Mittelalters: Band I Spalte 1018 ******************** Arnulf, Bischof von Metz ------------------------------- + 18.7. ca. 640 Einem fränkischen, zwischen Metz und Verdun begüterten Adelsgeschlechtentstammend - die Eltern sind jedoch unbekannt - wuchs Arnulf imUmkreis des austrasischen Königshofes auf und wurde vom HausmeierGundolf dem Gefolge König Theudeberts II. (595-612) zugewiesen. Erwurde domesticus, wobei der gleich sechs Amtssprengeln vorstand, undconsiliarius regis. Als Gegner König Theuderichs II. und der KöniginBrunichilde verhalf er nach dem Tode Theudeberts II. zusammen mitPippin dem Älteren als Anführer der austrasischen Adelsopposition demNeustrier-König Chlothar II. zur Herrschaft auch in Austrien undBurgund (613). Von der Härte der Auseinandersetzungen abgestoßen,wollte er damals mit seinem Freunde Romarich ins Kloster Lerinseintreten. Doch wurde er 614 zum Bischof von Metz gewählt, seinVertrauensverhältnis zu Chlothar II. konnte er bewahren, so dass ernach der Einsetzung Dagoberts I. zum Unterkönig in Austrien (623) zudessen Vormund bestellt wurde. Als solcher begleitete er Dagobert nachThüringen; 624 war er mit Hausmeier Pippin dem Älteren an derNiederwerfung des Aufstandes des AGILOLFINGERS Chrodoald beteiligt;auch vermittelte er 625/26 einen Ausgleich zwischen Dagobert undseinem Vater Chlothar II.; 626 und 627 ist Arnulf als Teilnehmer anden Synoden von Reims und Clichy bezeugt. Trotz königlicherBleibebitten legte Arnulf 629 sein Bischofsamt nieder und zog sich zueinem Einsiedlerleben (mit Kranken- und Leprosenpflege) in dieWaldeinsamkeit der S-Vogesen bei Remiremont zurück, wo er auchverstarb. Sein Leichnam wurde später von seinem Metzer NachfolgerGoericus-Abbo in die Apostelkirche in Metz überführt. Die liturgischeVerehrung Arnulfs beginnt im ausgehenden 8. Jahrhundert. - Von Arnulfsbeiden Söhnen wurde Chlodulf sein dritter Nachfolger auf dem MetzerBischofsstuhl und Ansegisel das genealogischen Bindeglied zu denspäteren KAROLINGERN. Quellen und Literatur: ---------------------- Vita s. Arnulfi, MGH SRM II, 1888,432-446; ebd. 426- weitereQuellenhinweise - J. Depoin, Grandes figures monacales des tempsmerovingiens: St-Arnoul de Metz, RevMab 1921, 245-258; ebd. 1922,13-25- E. Hlawitschka, Die Vorfahren Karls d. Gr. (Braunfels, KdG I),51ff., 56ff., 73 - O. G. Oexele, Die Karolinger und die Stadt des hl.A. (Frühma. Stud. I, 1967) 250ff., 361f. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hlawitschka Eduard: Seite 73 ***************** "Die Vorfahren Karls des Großen" 1. Arnulf, Bischof von Metz (614-629) ------------ -18.7. ca. 640 bei Remiremont Über seine Abstammung heißt es in der bald nach seinem Tode verfaßtenVita Arnulfi c. 1, MG. SS. rer. Merov. 2, Seite 432: Arnulfi episcopusprosapie genitus Francorum, altus satis et nobilis parentibus, atqueoppoulentissimus in rebus saeculi fuit. Paulus Diac. sagt darüber inden Gesta episc. Mett. MG. SS. 2, Seite 264, gleichfalls nur: exnobilissimo fortissimoque Francorum stemmate ortus. Sonstige Quellen zu seinem Leben bei Böhmer-Mühlbacher, Die Regestendes Kaiserreiches unter den Karolingern, 2. Auflage von J. Lechner,Innsbruck 1908. - von Arnulfs Gemahlin heißt es in der Vita Arnulfi c.5 (Seite 433) lediglich: inclitam et nobilissimam a gente puellam,quia deus sicc voluit, praeclaris moribus duxit uxorem. Zu Arnulfs angeblicher Herkunft aus dem Geschlecht des SenatorsAnsbert, zu Arnoald und Bodegisel, die ihn als Vater, sowie zu Oda undDoda, die ihm als Mutter bzw. als Gemahlin zugeschrieben wurden -Angaben, die aus den tendenziösen KAROLINGER-Genealogien, ihrenAbleitungen und Ergänzungen entnommen und die für die Rekonstruktionder frühen Verhältnisse unbrauchbar sind -, vgl. H.E. Bonell, DieAnfänge des karolingischen Hauses, Berlin 1866, Seite 3. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arnulf der Heilige war der Ahnherr der KAROLINGER, die sich nach ihmauch ARNULFINGER nannten. Er war unter Theudebert II. austrasischerPalastaufseher, trat dann in den geistlichen Stand und wurde 612Bischof von Metz. Gemeinsam mit seinem Freund Pippin von Landenregierte er unter Chlothar II. das Frankenreich. Nachdem er unterDagoberts I. selbständiger Regierung seinen Einfluß verloren hatte,legte er sein Bistum nieder und folgte seinem Freund Romarich in dieEinöde der Vogesen, wo dieser den Aufbau des später nach ihm benanntenKlosters Remiremont betrieb. Sein "Blutsverwandter" (Halbbruder?)Bertulf wurde als Abt in Columbans norditalienischen GrabklosterBobbio erwähnt. Es konnte nicht ausbleiben, dass der Glanz des"Hausheiligen" Arnulf, der um 640 in Remiremont starb und bald danachin die Metzer Apostelkirche (später St. Arnulf) überführt wurde, aufalle nachfolgenden Generationen der KAROLINGER ausstrahlte. oo N.N. - Kinder: Ansegisel um 610- nach 657/vor 679 Chlodulf Domesticus Bischof von Metz um 660 -8.6. ca. 697 Literatur: ----------- Dahn Felix: Die Franken. Emil Vollmer Verlag 1899 - Dahn Felix: DieVölkerwanderung. Germanisch-Romanische Frühgeschichte Europas. VerlagHans Kaiser Klagenfurt 1977, Seite 438,439, 441,443,444,448,452,458 -Epperlein Siegfried: Karl der Große. VEB Deutscher Verlag derWissenschaften Berlin 1974, Seite 122 - Ewig Eugen: Die Merowinger unddas Frankenreich. W. Kohlhammer GmbH Stuttgart Berlin Köln 1988, Seite117,120,123,131,181,183,200 - Hlawitschka Eduard: Die Anfänge desHauses Habsburg-Lothringen. Genealogische Untersuchungen zurGeschichte Lothringens und des Reiches im 9., 10. und 11. Jahrhundert.Kommissionsverlag: Minerva-Verlag Thinnes Nolte OHG Saarbrücken 1969,Seite 66 - Mühlbacher Engelbert: Deutsche Geschichte unter denKarolingern. Phaidon Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft Athenaion Band I- Nack Emil: Germanien. Ländern und Völker der Germanen. GondromVerlag GmbH & Co. KG, Bindlach 1977, Seite 249,253 - Riche Pierre: DieKarolinger. Eine Familie formt Europa. Deutscher Taschenbuch VerlagGmbH & Co. KG, München 1991, Seite 29,34,38,88 - Schieffer Rudolf: DieKarolinger. W. Kohlhammer GmbH Stuttgart Berlin Köln 1992, Seite11-18,20,22,26,29,32,137,189,225 - Weinfurter Stefan: Die Salier unddas Reich Band 1-3. Jan Thorbecke Verlag Sigmaringen 1991, Band I,Seite 49 - Weinfurter Stefan: Heinrich II. Herrscher am Ende derZeiten. Verlag Friedrich Pustet Regensburg 1999, Seite 236 - WernerKarl Ferdinand: Die Ursprünge Frankreichs bis zum Jahr 1000. DeutscherTaschenbuch Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, München 1995, Seite 346,363 - WernerMatthias: Adelsfamilien im Umkreis der frühen Karolinger. JanThorbecke Verlag Sigmaringen 1982, Seite 134,272 - Wies Ernst W.: Karlder Große. Kaiser und Heiliger. Bechtle Verlag Esslingen 1986, Seite28,205 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright 2002 Karl-Heinz Schreiber -http://www.genealogie-mittelalter.de --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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