Wilhelm (Luxembourg)

Wilhelm von Luxemburg , (* 1070 , † 1129 ) was after the death of his brother Heinrich III. Count of Luxembourg from 1096 to 1129.

Wilhelm was a son of Conrad I and the Clémence of Poitiers . Like his father, Wilhelm also had constant arguments with Archbishop Bruno von Trier . In 1121 he was banned from church .

1105 married Wilhelm Luitgart von Northeim, daughter of Kuno , Count von Beichlingen. They had three children:

Conrad II. , (* 1106, † 1136), Count of Luxembourg
Wilhelm, Count of Gleiberg
Luitgard, (* 1120, † 1170), married to Henri II (* 1125, † 1211), Count of Grandpré

Individual evidence

^ Heinz Renn: The first Luxembourg count house (963–1136) (= Rheinisches Archiv. 39, ISSN 0933-5102 ). Röhrscheid, Bonn 1941, pp. 45, 50, (at the same time: Bonn, dissertation, 1941).
↑ Mark Twellenkamp: The House of Luxembourg. In: Stefan Weinfurter (Ed.): The Salians and the Empire. Volume 1: Salier, Nobility and Imperial Constitution. Thorbecke, Sigmaringen et al. 1991, ISBN 3-7995-4133-0 , pp. 475-502, (family table).

predecessor	Office	successor
Henry III.	Count of Luxembourg 1096–1129	Konrad II.

personal data
SURNAME	Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	William of Luxembourg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Count of Luxembourg (1096–1129)
DATE OF BIRTH	1070
DATE OF DEATH	1129

[1] Heinz Renn: The first Luxembourg count house (963–1136) (= Rheinisches Archiv. 39, ISSN 0933-5102 ). Röhrscheid, Bonn 1941, pp. 45, 50, (at the same time: Bonn, dissertation, 1941).

[2] Mark Twellenkamp: The House of Luxembourg. In: Stefan Weinfurter (Ed.): The Salians and the Empire. Volume 1: Salier, Nobility and Imperial Constitution. Thorbecke, Sigmaringen et al. 1991, ISBN 3-7995-4133-0 , pp. 475-502, (family table).