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Ancestors of Juan Carlos I of Spain 36785402546636193792 ancestors of Juan Carlos i of Spain 36785402546636193792. Heremod (son of Itermon/Itormann; gs of Hathra/ Athra; ggs of Hwala; 2ggs of Bedweg/Bedwig; 3ggs of Seskef/Sceaf; 4ggs of Magi; 5ggs of Moda; 6ggs of Vingener; 7ggs of Vingethorr; 8ggs of Eiaridi; 9ggs of Hloritha; 10ggs of Vingener; 11ggs of Thor/ Tror/Thunr; 12ggs of Memnon) 18446744073709551616. 2^64 18446744073709551615. 18446744073709551614. 18392701273318096896. Sceldwa 92233720036854775808. 2^63 92233720036854775807. 92233720036854775806. 9196350636659048448. Beaw 46116860018427387904. 2^62 46116860018427387903. 46116860018427387902. 4598175318329524224. Taetwa 2305843009213693952. 2^61 2305843009213693951. 2305843009213693950. 2299087659164762121. 2299087659164762120. 2299087659164762119. 2299087659164762118. 2299087659164762117. 2299087659164762116. 2299087659164762115. 2299087659164762114. 2299087659164762113. 2299087659164762112. Geata 1728182697514795008. Wilcke b: c. 130 d: c. 190 http://www.goldlauter.com/ Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_104.html 1152921504606846976. 2^60 1152921504606846975. 1152921504606846974. 1149543829582381061. 1149543829582381060. 1149543829582381059. 1149543829582381058. 1149543829582381057. 1149543829582381056. Godwulf 864091348757397506. Njoerd von Vanaland b: before 205 http:// www.goldlauter.com/Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_110.html 864091348757397504. Marbod b: 165 d: c. 255 http://www.goldlauter.com/ Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_103.html 576460752303423488. 2^59 576460752303423487. 576460752303423486. 574771914791190531. 574771914791190530. 574771914791190529. 574771914791190528. Finn 432045674378698753. Frea/Freya von Vanaland b: before 225 432045674378698752. Bodo/Odin von Sachsen b: c. 215 d: c. 300 288230376151711744. 2^58 288230376151711743. 288230376151711742. 287385957395595267. 287385957395595266. 287385957395595265. 287385957395595264. Frithuwulf 216022837189349376. Witte i b: c. 270 d: c. 350 http://www.goldlauter.com/ Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_101.html 144115188075855872. 2^57 144115188075855871. 144115188075855870. 143692978697797635. 143692978697797634. 143692978697797633. 143692978697797632. Frealaf 108011418594674688. Witte ii b: c. 320 d: c. 400 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_100.html 72057594037927936. 2^56 72057594037927935. 72057594037927934. 71846489348898821. 71846489348898820. 71846489348898819. 71846489348898818. 71846489348898817. 71846489348898816. Frithuwald 54005709297337344. Witigislus b: c. 355 d: c. 435 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_099.html 36028797018963968. 2^55 36028797018963967. 36028797018963966. 35923244674449413. 35923244674449412. 35923244674449411. 35923244674449410. 35923244674449409. 35923244674449408. Woden 27002854648676352. Cerdic king of Wessex d: c. 534 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ House_of_Wessex_family_tree 27002854648668673. 27002854648668672. Hengist von Sachsen b: c. 395 d: c. 490 in England http:// www.goldlauter.com/Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_096.html 18014398509481985. 18014398509481984. 2^54 18014398509481983. 18014398509481982. 17961622337224711. 17961622337224710. 17961622337224709. 17961622337224708. 17961622337224707. 17961622337224706. 17961622337224705. 17961622337224704. Baeldaeg 13501427324338177. 13501427324338176. Cynric king of Wessex b: c. 495 d: c. 560 13501427324334337. 13501427324334336. Hartwacker b: c. 425 d: 480 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_095.html 9007199254740993. 9007199254740992. 2^53 9007199254740991. 9007199254740990. 8980811168612357. 8980811168612356. 8980811168612355. 8980811168612354. 8980811168612353. 8980811168612352. Brond 6750713662169087. 6750713662169088. Ceawlin king of Wessex b: c. 535 d: c. 592 6750713662167169. 6750713662167168. Hattwigate b: c. 455 d: c. 525 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_094.html 4503599627370497. 4503599627370496. 2^52 4503599627370495. 4503599627370494. 4490405584306180. 4490405584306179. 4490405584306178. 4490405584306177. 4490405584306176. Gewis 3375356831084545. 3375356831084544. Cuthwine d: c. 592 3375356831083585. 3375356831083584. Huldericus b: c. 490 d: c. 540 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_093.html 2251799813685249. 2251799813685248. 2^51 2251799813685247. 2251799813685246. 2245202792153091. 2245202792153090. 2245202792153089. 2245202792153088. Elesa 1719636190102289. 1719636190102288. consul Flavius Julius Agricola b: c. 365 d: after 421 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavius_Julius_Agricola 1687678415542273. 1687678415542272. Cutha Cynwulf b: c. 592 1687678415541793. 1687678415541792. Bodicus b: c. 520 d: c. 570 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_092.html 1125899906842625. 1125899906842624. 2^50 1125899906842623. 1125899906842622. 1122601396076547. 1122601396076546. 1122601396076545. 1122601396076544. king Cerdic of Wessex 859818095051149. 859818095051148. prefect Apollinaris/Apollinaire/Apollinare/Apolinar/Apolinario/Apolinary (father of Thaumastus ; grand-father of Sidonius Apollinaris) https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollinaris https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidonius_Apollinaris https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimus_Rusticus 859818095051145. daughter of consul Flavius Julius Agricola (sister of emperor Avitus) 859818095051144. ?Ennodius pro-consul of Africa? or ?consul Flavius Felix? b: c. 380 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavius_Magnus 859818095051141. 859818095051140. [1719636190102354] consul Flavius Julius Agricola (father of Eparchius Avitus) 859818095051137. 859818095051136. consul Flavius Afranius Syagrius b: before 360 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavius_Afranius_Syagrius 843839207796741. 843839207796740. Carloman 843839207796737. Oda 843839207796736. Baudgise/Baudegisel ii of Aquitaine d: 588 843839207771137. 843839207771136. Ceolwald 843839207770897. 843839207770896. Bertholdus b: c. 550 d: 633 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_091.html 562949953421313. 562949953421312. 2^49 562949953421311. 562949953421310. 561300698038275. 561300698038274. 561300698038273. 561300698038272. king Cynric of Wessex 429909047525589. Basina/Menia 429909047525588. Bisinus/Basinus/Besinus/Bisin/Pisen (father of Baderic) b: c. 450 d: c. 510 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisinus 429909047525575. 429909047525574. Thaumastus (son of Apollinaris) b: c. 400 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Thaumastus 429909047525573. 429909047525572. consul Flavius Magnus (father of senator Flavius Probus) b: c. 400 d: 475 429909047525571. 429909047525570. Eparchius Avitus 429909047525569. 429909047525568. son of consul Flaviius Afranius Syagrius 421919603898371. St. Itta of Metz/Ida/Itte/Iduberga b: c. 592 d: c. 652 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itta 421919603898370. Pepin/Peppin/Pipin/Pippin of Landen b: c. 580 d: 640-02-27 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepin_of_Landen 421919603898369. St. Doda/Dode b: c. 585 421919603898368. St. Arnulf/Arnoul/Arnoulf/Arnold of Metz, palace mayor and duke of Sueve, duke of Shelde, bishop of Metz b: c. 582 at Lay St. Christopha d: c. 640 near Remiremont https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnulf_of_Metz 421919603885569. 421919603885568. Coenred b: c. 640 421919603885449. Julanda b: before 652 d: before 667 421919603885448. Sighardus b: c. 610 d: c. 690 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler- Ahnen/ps164/ps164_089.html 281474976710657. 281474976710656. 2^48 281474976710655. 281474976710654. 280650349019139. 280650349019138. 280650349019137. 280650349019136. king Ceawlin of Wessex 214954523762796. Sigobert the lame/Sigibert/Sigebert (father of Cloderic) d: c. 510 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigobert_the_Lame 214954523762795. 214954523762794. king Baderic/Baderich/Balderich/Boderic of Thuringia (father of Ingund; son of Basinus & Basina) b: c. 480 d: 529 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Baderic 214954523762787. ?Eulalia? (d: of Thaumastus; 1st cousin of Sidonius Apollinaris) b: c. 425 214954523762786. ?senator Flavius Probus? (son of consul Flavius Magnus; father of Industria) b: c. 430 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavius_Probus 214954523762785. ?Papianilla? (niece of emperor Avitus) b: c. 415 214954523762784. ?prefect Tontanius Ferreolus? (grand-son of consul Flavius Afranius Syagrius; father of senator Tonantius Ferreolus of Nimes) b: c. 405 d: after 469 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonantius_Ferreolus_(prefect) 210959801949185. St. Begga/Begue/Begge b: c. 615 d: 693-12-17 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begga 210959801949184. Ansegisel/Ansgise/Ansegus/Anchises b: c. 600 d: before 680 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansegisel 210959801942785. 210959801942784. Ingild of Wessex b: c. 672 d: c. 720 210959801942725. Dobrogera von Wenden/Dubroga/Dubrawka/Dubravka of Poland? b: c. 690 http://www.goldlauter.com/Gressler-Ahnen/ps164/ps164_086.html 210959801942724. Dietricus koenig von Sachsen b: c. 665 d: c. 740 140737488355329. 140737488355328. 2^47 140737488355327. 140737488355326. 140325174509571. 140325174509570. 140325174509569. 140325174509568. Cuthwine 140325173661627. Emma/Imma of Alamannia (daughter of Hnabi/Nebi duke of Alamannia b: c. 710 d: c. 790) b: c. 740 d: c. 798 140325173661626. Gerold of Vinzgau/Anglachgau et Kraichgau/Alemannia d: c. 785 or c. 795 140325173661625. Bertrada de Laon/Bertha broadfoot b: c. 720 d: 783-06-12 at Choisy buried: at St. Denis basilica, Paris 140325173661624. Pepin iii le bref, the short, the younger b: c. 715 d: 768-09-24 buried: at St. Denis basilica, Paris 107477261881398. Chloderic/Chlodoric the parricide d: c. 509 https://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Chloderic 107477261881397. Ingund/Ingonde/Ingunda (d of king Baderic
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