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Grimoald III. (auch Grimuald, Grimvald, Grimoldus; * vor 773; † April 806) war von 788 bis 806 dux gentis Langobardorum (Herzog der Langobarden) im Herzogtum Benevent . Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Leben. 1.1 Herkunft und Jugend. 1.2 Herrschaft. 2 Quellen. 3 Literatur. 4 Weblinks. 5 Anmerkungen. Leben. Herkunft und Jugend.
Grimoald III { { (circa|760} – 806) was the Lombard Prince of Benevento from 788 until his own death. He was the second son of Arechis II and Adelperga. In 787, he and his elder brother Romoald were sent as hostages to Charlemagne who had descended the Italian peninsula as far as Salerno to receive the submission of Benevento.
Grimoald begleitete Sigibert III. und dessen Heer 640 und 641 auf dem Feldzug gegen die Thüringer, wobei es zu einer totalen Niederlage der königlichen Truppen kam. Im Chaos der Schlacht rettete Grimoald dem jungen König das Leben und gewann so dessen Freundschaft. 642 oder 643 ließ er Otto, den Hausmeier, vom alemannischen ...
Grimoald III., 787–806 Herzog von Benevent, Sohn Arichis II. von Benevent, Geisel seines Vaters bei Karl dem Großen. Grimoald IV., 806–817 Herzog von Benevent. Herzöge von Bayern, Agilolfinger: Grimoald I. (?), Sohn von Garibald I., 590–595 Herzog in Bayern.
Grimoald III. (auch Grimuald, Grimvald, Grimoldus; * vor 773; † April 806) war von 788 bis 806 dux gentis Langobardorum (Herzog der Langobarden) im Herzogtum Benevent.
Contents. Grimoald III. Benevento leader. Learn about this topic in these articles: role in Italy. In Italy: The south, 774–1000. Arichis and his son Grimoald III (787–806) were powerful rulers who held off the Franks, even if Grimoald temporarily had to pay tribute to Charlemagne after an invasion in 787.
Grimoald III was the Lombard Prince of Benevento from 788 until his own death. He was the second son of Arechis II and Adelperga. In 787, he and his elder brother Romoald were sent as hostages to Charlemagne who had descended the Italian peninsula as far as Salerno to receive the submission of Benevento. In return for peace, Arechis recognised ...
