Cunigunde of Luxembourg

975 to 1040 4 documented presences 3 places

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Cunigunde of Luxembourg, OSB ( 975 – 3 March 1040), also called Cunegundes, Cunegunda, and Cunegonda and, in Latin, Cunegundis or Kinigundis, was Empress of the Holy Roman Empire by marriage to Holy Roman Emperor Henry II.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA

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Where Cunigunde of Luxembourg was documented, and when

1025year

Kaufungen Abbeyattested “In 1025, exactly one year after the death of her husband, Cunigunde retired to Kaufungen Abbey, in Hesse, Germany, where she entered the monastery of Benedictine nuns she had founded there.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

1025year

Hesseattested “In 1025, exactly one year after the death of her husband, Cunigunde retired to Kaufungen Abbey, in Hesse, Germany, where she entered the monastery of Benedictine nuns she had founded there.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

1025year

Kaufungenattested “In 1025, exactly one year after the death of her husband, Cunigunde retired to Kaufungen Abbey, in Hesse, Germany, where she entered the monastery of Benedictine nuns she had founded there.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

3 March 1040exact date

Kaufungenattested “She died on 3 March 1040 at Kaufungen.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

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Places Cunigunde of Luxembourg is documented in

Kaufungen2 presences · 1025 to 1040

Hesse1 presence · 1025

Kaufungen Abbey1 presence · 1025

Other places tied to Cunigunde of Luxembourg in the record

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9 July 1002exact date

Mainzmentioned “The couple were crowned on 9 July 1002 in Mainz, in present-day Germany, by Willigis, Archbishop of Mainz.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

10 August 1002exact date

Paderbornmentioned “Cunigunde was crowned on 10 August 1002 in Paderborn, in present-day Germany, also by Willigis.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

15 May 1004exact date

Paviamentioned “Later, her husband was also crowned as king of Italy on 15 May 1004 in Pavia, Italy, but no evidence has been given of her being crowned as queen of Italy.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

1012year

Lake Constancementioned “The couple commissioned the book in 1012 to the monks on the island Reichenau in Lake Constance, which was a leading center for book illumination at the time.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

14 February 1014exact date

Romementioned “Cunigunde traveled with her husband to Rome for his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor ("Romanorum Imperator") as was the tradition for the King of Germany, and was crowned as Holy Roman Empress with him on 14 February 1014 in St.” source: Wikipedia: Cunigunde of Luxembourg

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Sources

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