Rudolph I King Burgundy 859-912

Paternal Family Tree: Welf

In 859 Rudolph I King Burgundy was born to Conrad Welf II Count Auxerre and Waldrada Worms Countess Auxerre.

Around 864 [his grandfather] Conrad Welf I Count Auxerre [aged 64] died. His son [his father] Conrad succeeded II Count Auxerre. [his mother] Waldrada Worms Countess Auxerre by marriage Countess Auxerre.

In 876 [his father] Conrad Welf II Count Auxerre died.

Around 880 [his son] Rudolph "Pious" II King Burgundy II King Italy was born to Rudolph I King Burgundy [aged 21]. He married Bertha Swabia Queen Consort Italy and had issue.

Assers Life of Alfred 887. 887. 85. Division of the Empire.216 In that same year Charles217, King of the Franks, went the way of all flesh; but Arnolf, his brother's son, six weeks before he died, had expelled him from the kingdom. Immediately after his death five kings were ordained, and the kingdom was split into five parts; but the principal seat of the kingdom justly and deservedly fell to Arnolf, were it not that he had shamefully sinned against his uncle. The other four kings promised fidelity and obedience to Arnolf, as was meet; for none of these four kings was heir to the kingdom on his father's side, as was Arnolf; therefore, though the five kings were ordained immediately upon the death of Charles, yet the Empire remained to Arnolf. Such, then, was the division of that realm; Arnolf received the countries to the east of the river Rhine; Rudolf [aged 28] the inner part of the kingdom218; Odo [aged 30] the western part; Berengar and Wido, Lombardy, and those countries which are on that side of the mountain. But they did not keep such and so great dominions in peace among themselves, for they twice fought a pitched battle, and often mutually ravaged those kingdoms, and drove one another out of their dominions.

Note 216. From the Chronicle.

Note 217. Charles the Fat [aged 47].

Note 218. Burgundy.

In 888 Rudolph I King Burgundy [aged 29] succeeded I King Burgundy.

On 25th October 912 Rudolph I King Burgundy [aged 53] died. His son Rudolph [aged 32] succeeded II King Burgundy.

[his daughter] Adelaide Welf was born to Rudolph I King Burgundy. She married her third cousin Louis "Blind" Bivinids, son of Boso Bivinids and Ermengard Carolingian.

[his father] Conrad Welf II Count Auxerre and [his mother] Waldrada Worms Countess Auxerre were married. He the son of [his grandfather] Conrad Welf I Count Auxerre and [his grandmother] Adelaide Tours Countess Auxerre.

[his father] Conrad Welf II Count Auxerre and Judith Fruli were married. He the son of [his grandfather] Conrad Welf I Count Auxerre and [his grandmother] Adelaide Tours Countess Auxerre.

Royal Descendants of Rudolph I King Burgundy 859-912
Number after indicates the number of unique routes of descent. Descendants of Kings and Queens not included.

Rudolph "Pious" II King Burgundy II King Italy [1]

Ancestors of Rudolph I King Burgundy 859-912

Great x 1 Grandfather: Welf

Grandfather: Conrad Welf I Count Auxerre

Great x 2 Grandfather: Isambart "The Saxon" Saxony

Great x 1 Grandmother: Hedwig Saxony

father: Conrad Welf II Count Auxerre

Great x 1 Grandfather: Hugh Tours

Grandmother: Adelaide Tours Countess Auxerre

Rudolph I King Burgundy

mother: Waldrada Worms Countess Auxerre