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at the time and was thus his liege lord. Since Charles was deposed in 923, both as king and as duke, and taken prisoner a short time later, it is probable that the wedding took place shortly before the fall of Charles, especially since the other five daughters were apparently no longer married.
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But since Godfrey was also the nephew of Henry I, the cousin of Otto I, and the brother of Otto's close adviser and later chancellor Wigfried, it is also possible that this office was entrusted to him after 923 despite his connection to the deposed Charles. The fact that his son
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of Cologne, Otto's brother and Wigfried's successor in both offices, suggests that his connections with Saxony were more important than those with West Francia.
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For a time, Godfrey was known as Count Palatine of Lotharingia. The office was filled from 911 to 915 by
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was himself Duke of Lower Lorraine in 959, and initially was as deputy to Archbishop
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It is thought that his wife Ermentrude (b. 908/9), was the eldest daughter of
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from 924 to 953, and arch-chancellor of his cousin King
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to it so that it can be listed with similar articles.
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