Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia was born to Hugh Tours.
In 821 Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 26] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia were married. She by marriage Queen Consort Bavaria. Holy Roman Emperor. He the son of Louis "Pious" King Aquitaine and the Franks [aged 43] and Ermengarde Hesbaye Queen Consort Aquitaine.
Around 825 [her son] Ermengard Carolingian was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 30] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
In 825 [her son] Louis II King Italy Holy Roman Emperor was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 30] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia. He married 5th October 851 Engelberga Spoleto Holy Roman Empress and had issue.
In 826 [her son] Hiltrude Carolingian was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 31] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
In 830 [her daughter] Bertha Carolingian Abbess Avenay was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 35] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
Around 830 [her daughter] Gisela Carolingian Abbess Avenay was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 35] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
In 835 [her son] Lothair II King Lotharingia was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 40] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia. He married (1) 855 Teutberga Arles, daughter of Boso "Elder" Arles Count Arles (2) 862 Waldrada and had issue.
In 840 [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 45] succeeded King Middle Francia. Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia by marriage Queen Consort Middle Francia.
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Around 840 [her daughter] Rotrude Carolingian was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 45] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
In 845 [her son] Charles King Provence was born to [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 50] and Ermengarde Tours Queen Consort Bavaria Queen Consort Middle Francia.
On 29th September 855 [her husband] Lothair Holy Roman Emperor [aged 60] died.