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Audulf

Audulf (Latin: Audulfus) was a Frisian active c. 600, just after the Great Migration Period. He is not mentioned by any historians of the era but several

Audulf

Frisian–Frankish wars

Early medieval Western European war

named Audulf survive from the late 6th or early 7th century. Their reverse inscription victvria avdvlfo (possibly intending "Victory by Audulf") is sometimes

Frisian–Frankish wars

Frisian–Frankish_wars

Sigurd Ring

King of the Swedes and later Denmark

As such he served Ring and later Ragnar Lodbrok. His descendants Grim, Audulf and Gorm (I) the Childless also ruled in Jutland. Gorm I adopted the foundling

Sigurd Ring

Sigurd_Ring

Adolf

Name list

(fl. AD 973), more commonly known as Eadwulf Evil-child, Earl of Bamburgh Audulf (fl. c. 600), a Frisian lord or moneyer known for his golden tremisses Ernest

Adolf

List of rulers of Frisia

start Reign end Notes Family Image Finn Folcwalding before 449 legendary Audulf c. 600 c. 630 disputed, probably in Westergo, but may have been a Frankish

List of rulers of Frisia

List_of_rulers_of_Frisia

List of rulers of Bavaria

Note Charlemagne Emperor 788 814 Prefects of Bavaria: Gerold (794–799) and Audulf (799–818) Louis the Pious Emperor 814 826 In 814, Louis appointed his eldest

List of rulers of Bavaria

List_of_rulers_of_Bavaria

List of legendary kings of Denmark

of Jutland [61] Audulf the Strong, son of Grim and tributary king of Jutland under Ragnar Lodbrok [61] Gorm the Foolish, son of Audulf and tributary king

List of legendary kings of Denmark

List_of_legendary_kings_of_Denmark

Voorburg

Town in South Holland, the Netherlands

after the Great Migration Period), the Frisian king Ezelsoor (presumambly Audulf) had built a large castle on its remains, which he called Hogeburch. In

Voorburg

Avar March

Frontier province of the Frankish Empire

Bavaria and dispatched an army to the east, headed by new Bavarian prefect Audulf and frontier count Werner, commander of the eastern march, whose seat was

Avar March

Avar_March

Frisian Kingdom

c. 600–734 realm in northwestern Europe

the Merovingian style survive that commemorate an obscure figure known as Audulf. Some Dutch historians consider him to have been a regional lord or king

Frisian Kingdom

Frisian_Kingdom

Gerold, Prefect of Bavaria

increased hostility from the Slavs to the east. However, Bavaria, under Audulf, would have a much more minor role in the Avar war after Gerold's death

Gerold, Prefect of Bavaria

Gerold,_Prefect_of_Bavaria

List of Latinised names

after god Elagabal) Alphonsus (various rulers named Alfonso) Audulfus (Audulf) Augustinus Cantuariensis (Augustine of Canterbury) Baldimer (Vladimir of

List of Latinised names

List_of_Latinised_names

List of state leaders in the 7th century

Vintronus, Duke (?) Drogo, Duke (690–708) Frisian Kingdom (complete list) – Audulf, conjectured lord (c. 600) Adgillus I, King (?–680) Redbad, King (678–719)

List of state leaders in the 7th century

List_of_state_leaders_in_the_7th_century

Wiuwert

Village in Friesland, Netherlands

of 39 golden objects was discovered, including one of the tremisses of Audulf of Frisia. The coins in the collection prove that it was buried around 640

Wiuwert

Escharen

Dutch village

discovered in the area in 1897, including two of the known specimens of Audulf's tremisses. The coins are believed to date to around the year 600, at the

Escharen