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616:Charlemagne
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43:Tassilo III
18:Tassilo III
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1243:Jacqueline
1235:William II
1200:Stephen II
1183:Meinhard I
1077:Henry XIII
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757:Tassilo II
709:Garibald I
465:. Penguin.
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264:1216-2574
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187:Hunoald I
182:Aquitaine
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113:Compiegne
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1191:Louis VI
1157:Louis IV
1101:Otto III
941:Conrad I
925:Henry VI
909:Henry IV
869:Berthold
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877:Henry I
773:Hugbert
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208:Bavaria
148:Bolzano
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