Adalbero
Adalbero is a male name .
variants
- Alber
- Albero
- Adalbert , Albert
- Adelbero
- Adalber
- Nobles
- Adalpero
- Adelpero
- Adalper
- Adelper
- Adalbéron (French)
name day
Name day is the
- October 6th : St. Adalbero of Würzburg (Catholic)
Well-known namesake
duke
- Adalbero von Eppenstein , Duke of Carinthia († 1039)
Count
- Adalbero (Palatinate Saxony) († 982), Count Palatine of Saxony, Count in Hesse and Liesgau and Vogt of the Hilwartshausen Monastery
- Adalbero an der Paar († after 1011)
- Adalbero (Styria) (Adalbero the Rough; † 1082, Margrave of Styria 1075-1082)
- Adalbero I. von Ebersberg (also: an der Sempt) († 969)
- Adalbero II of Ebersberg (* around 980/85; † 1045), from the Sieghardinger family; from 1029 to 1045 Count von Ebersberg
- Adalbero III. von Ebersberg (also: an der Sempt) († 1045)
- Adalbero von Griesbach
- Adalbero von Patrashausen (= Badershausen)
Bishops
- Adalbero IV , Bishop of Metz
- Adalbero von Augsburg , Bishop of Augsburg (887–910)
- Adalbero II of Bamberg , Bishop of Bamberg
- Adalbero I of Bar (926–962), Bishop of Metz
- Adalbero II. (Basel) , Bishop of Basel
- Adalbero II of Brabant , Bishop of Liege
- Adalbero of Bremen , Archbishop of Bremen
- Adalbero von Brixen , Bishop of Brixen (1006-1017)
- Adalbero III. of Basel , Bishop of Basel
- Adalbero of Laon , Bishop of Laon (977-1030)
- Adalbero I of Leuven , Bishop of Liege
- Adalbero of Luxembourg (* end of the 10th century; † 1036 or 1037), anti-archbishop of Trier
- Adalbero III. of Luxembourg († 1072), Bishop of Metz
- Adalbero II of Upper Lorraine , Bishop of Metz and Verdun († December 14, 1005 )
- Adalbero of Reims († 989), Archbishop of Reims
- Adalbero II of Verdun , Bishop of Verdun
- Adalbero von Würzburg (* around 1010, † 1090), Bishop of Würzburg, cath. Saint
See also
- Adalberokirche (Würzburg)
- Alber from Windberg
- Wiktionary: Adalbero - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
