Margraviate of Ivrea
The Margraviate of Ivrea with the capital Ivrea played a prominent role in Italian politics in post-Carolingian times . The Anskarian family, later called the Burgundy-Ivrea family , provided three kings of Italy as margraves of Ivrea: Berengar II and his son Adalbert II and his nephew Arduin .
Arduin von Ivrea took power around 990 and waged several wars against his neighbors, especially against Bishop Leo von Vercelli , who in turn was supported by the Ottonian imperial family.
After Arduin's death the margravate fell apart and the bishops of Ivrea, together with the communal institutions, became the determining force; in the 12th century one proceeded against Friedrich Barbarossa . The flourishing at the beginning of the 12th century was followed by the formal incorporation into the Margraviate of Montferrat in the second half of the 13th century . In the 14th century the margravate fell to Savoy .
List of Marquis of Ivrea ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
- Anskar I., Margrave 879-887
- Adalbert I the Rich , his son, Margrave around 902 - probably 923
- Berengar II , his son, Margrave around 923 to 966, King of Italy 950–961
- Adalbert II , his son, Margrave until 971
- Guido (Wido), * 949 , † June 25, 965 , his brother, Margrave 959–965
- Konrad, † 1001 , his brother, Margrave 965 , before 965 Count of Camerino and Spoleto
- Arduin , † 1015 , son of Adalbert II, margrave 990-1015
- Wido (Guido di San Martino), † 1030 , his brother, Margrave
- ... descendants of Wibert