| Garibald I (Agilofing) von Bayern was a member of aristocracy in ancient Europe. Join: Medieval Project Discuss: medieval |
Due to the paucity of early Bavarian documents there is considerable uncertainty about the early dukes of Bavaria, not only their relationship to each other but even their names and order of succession. The mid-13th century Series Ducum Bavariae lists, in order, the dukes from 514 as
With Garibald the documentary evidence for the early Bavarian dukes becomes clearer. Still, there is no record of his parents, assumed descent from Theodo II seems to be based entirely on him following Theodo in the Series Ducum Bavariae. Indications for a Frankish origin are found in Fredegar's Chronicle calling his children "ex genere Francorum".[2] He married Walderada from the Lethinger dynasty of the Langobards[3][4] after 555, the year her first husband died.[5] He lost his duchy in the early 590s when the king of Austrasia Childebert replaced him with Tassilo I.[6][7] Nothing is known about his fate and it is assumed he died about 593.[8]
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Wikipedia: Garibald I of Bavaria (stub)
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