Emma of Bavaria (d. 876)
Emma of Bavaria (d. 876)
Queen of the Germans. Died in 876; daughter of Welf of Bavaria and Heilwig ; sister of Judith of Bavaria (802–843); married Louis II the German (804–876), king of the Germans (r. 843–876); children: Carloman of Bavaria (c. 828–880); Louis the Young (b. around 835), king of the East Franks, king of Saxony (r. 876–882); Charles III the Fat (839–887), king of the France (r. 884–887), king of Germany (r. 876–887), Holy Roman emperor as Charles II (r. 881–887); Hildegarde of Bavaria (c. 840–?).
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