Theobald

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Theobald is a male first name and family name . It is made up of the elements theo- , derived from the Indo-European word root * teuta “people, people”, and soon (cf. bold in today's English ) “brave, fearless” and came to England with the Normans.

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First name

  • Theobald Böhm (1794–1881), German composer
  • Theobald von Rizy (1807–1882), Austrian lawyer and politician
  • Theobald Schurte (* 1940), Liechtenstein sports shooter
  • Theobald von Bec (~ 1090–1161), Archbishop of Canterbury from 1138 to 1161
  • Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg (1856–1921), German politician
  • Theobald the Old (Blois) (French: Thibaut l'Ancien; † before 942), Vice Count of Blois and Tours
  • Theobald I. (Blois) (Thibaud I, called the deceiver (le Tricheur); † 975), Count of Blois, Chartres and Châteaudun and Vice Count of Tours
  • Theobald II (Blois) (French: Thibaud; * around 980; † 1004), Count of Blois, Tours, Chartres, Châteaudun, Beauvais, Reims and Dreux, Lord of Chinon and Saumur
  • Theobald III. (Blois) = Theobald I (Champagne) (* around 1010, † 1089), Count of Blois, Chartres, Châteaudun, Tours and Sancerre, and Count of Meaux, Troyes (Champagne)
  • Theobald IV. (Blois) = Theobald II. (Champagne)
  • Theobald V. (Blois) († 1191), called Theobald the Good, Count of Blois
  • Theobald Margrave of Canossa († around 1015)
  • Theobald II (Champagne) (Theobald the Great, Thibaut le Grand; 1093-1152), as Theobald IV. Count of Blois, Chartres, Meaux, Châteaudun and Sancerre, Lord of Amboise (1102-1151) and as Theobald II. Count of Troyes and Champagne (1125–1151)
  • Theobald III. (Champagne) (1179–1201), Count of Champagne
  • Theobald I (Lorraine) (* around 1191; † 1220) from the House of Châtenois, Duke of (Upper) Lorraine (1213-1220)
  • Theobald II (Lorraine) (1263–1312) from the House of Châtenois, Duke of (Upper) Lorraine (1304–1312)
  • Theobald von Marly (French: Thibault de Marly; * around 1200; † 1247), abbot of the monastery of Vaux-de-Cernay and saint of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Theobald I (Navarra) (Theobald of Champagne; Thibault de Champagne; 1201–1253), as Theobald IV. Count of Champagne from 1201 to 1253 and as Theobald I, King of Navarre from 1234 to 1253
  • Theobald II (Navarre) (1238–1270), King of Navarre and (as Theobald V) Count of Champagne
  • Theobald von Ostia († 1188), French Benedictine (Cluniac) and cardinal
  • Theobald von Provins (saint, Catholic feast day: June 30; * around 1017 in Provins, † June 30, 1066 in Salanigo near Vicenza), priest, monk, hermit
  • Theobald Tiger, pseudonym of Kurt Tucholsky (1890–1935), German writer and publicist
  • Theobald (Bishop of Strasbourg) , Bishop of Strasbourg from 1079 to 1082

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