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Boso of Provence
Frankish noble, King of lower Bourgundy
- Child of Bivin of Gorze and Richildis of Arles
- Married to Ermengard of Italy, NN
- Dated 844 CE – 11 January 887 CE
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Family
The family of Boso of Provence
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The family as a list · 12
Family 12
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- child of (child) Bivin of Gorze Frankish cleric
- child of (mother) Richildis of Arles est. 820 - before 869
- of the house Bivinids
- of the house Bosonids noble family
- parent of (child) Engelberge of Provence 877-917
- parent of (child) Ermengarde of Provence c.875-925
- parent of (father) Guilla of Provence Early medieval Frankish queen
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parent of (father) Louis the Blind Holy Roman Emperor from 901 to 905 - sibling of Richard, Duke of Burgundy Duke of Burgundy (858-921)
- sibling of Richilde of Provence Frankish Queen
- married to Ermengard of Italy -896
- married to NN 1st wife of Boso of Provence
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