Henry V The Lion Duke of Bavaria & Saxony[1]
1129 - 1195 (66 years)-
Name Henry V The Lion Duke of Bavaria & Saxony [2] Birth 1129 Gender Male Death 6 Aug 1195 Person ID I109311 My Genealogy Last Modified 19 Aug 2013
Father Henry IV The Proud (Duke O Brawnsweig) Brunswick d. 20 Oct 1139, Poisoned 
Mother Gertrude Von Supplingenburg of Saxony, b. 18 Apr 1115 d. 18 Apr 1143 (Age 28 years) Marriage 29 May 1127 Family ID F65296 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Ida Von Blieskastel d. Yes, date unknown Marriage - 1 _MSTAT Friends
Children 1. Matilde of Saxony And Bavaria d. Bef 1219 Family ID F40024 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2013
Family 2 Matilda (Princess of England) of Anjou, b. Jun 1156, London d. 8 Jun 1189 (Age 33 years) Marriage 1 Feb 1167-1168 Minden, Saxony, Germany Children 1. Henry of Zelle (Count Palatine of Rhine) Longus, b. 1175 d. 28 Apr 1227 (Age 52 years) 2. Otto IV Duke of Swabia d. 19 May 1218 3. William of Winchester Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, b. 11 Apr 1184, Winchester, England d. 13 Dec 1213 (Age 29 years)4. Richenza of Saxony, b. 1172 d. Between 1209 and 1210 (Age 37 years) 5. Heinrichi\Henry I Palatine of The Rhine, b. Abt 1173 d. 28 Apr 1227 (Age 54 years) Family ID F40025 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2013
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Notes - "Added to his possesions the counties of Mecklenburg and Luneburg, byconquest from the Sclaves. He neglected his duty to Emperor Barbarossaand was publicly proscribed in 1180. He was obliged to absent himselffrom Germany for three years and he repaired to England with his secondconsort Maud"
From
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from Royal and Noble Genealogical Data on the Web
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Royal and Noble Genealogy
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Author: Brian Tompsett
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- "Added to his possesions the counties of Mecklenburg and Luneburg, byconquest from the Sclaves. He neglected his duty to Emperor Barbarossaand was publicly proscribed in 1180. He was obliged to absent himselffrom Germany for three years and he repaired to England with his secondconsort Maud"
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