Radbod

Radbod is a male personal name .

variants

The spellings changed:

Radbod (Tübingen) (around 419), Count of Tübingen
Radbod (Friesland) († 719), King of the Frisians
Ratpot , Prefect of the Marcha Orientalis 832 / 833–854
Radbod von Trier († 915), Archbishop of Trier 883–915
Radbod von Utrecht (* around 850, † 917), Bishop of Utrecht
Rapoto I. im Traungau († after 984), count in the upper Traungau
Rapoto II in Traungau , Count in Traungau from the family of the Ratpotonen
Radbot (Habsburg) (985-1035) from the House of Habsburg, Count in Klettgau
Rapoto III. von Dießen († June 19, 1050), Count von Dießen, son of Rapotos II in the Turngau
Ratpoto IV of Cham († October 15, 1080), Count of Cham from the dynasty of the Ratpotonen
Rapoto V. von Bayern († April 14, 1099), Count Palatine of Bavaria, came from the dynasty of the Ratpotonen
Rapoto von Abenberg (1122–1172), Bamberger Hochstiftsvogt
Rapoto von Schönberg († 1180), Kuenringer, namesake of Rappottenstein Castle
Rapoto I (Ortenburg) († 1186) from the house of Spanheim, ancestor of the side branch of the Imperial Counts of Ortenburg in Bavaria
Rapoto II. (Ortenburg) († 1231), first born son of Count Rapoto I of Ortenburg, Count Palatine of Bavaria
Rapoto III. (Ortenburg) († 1248), son of Count Palatine Rapoto II of Ortenburg
Rapoto IV. (Ortenburg) († 1296), youngest son of Count Heinrich I von Ortenburg

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