Æbbe the Younger

Frankish abbess of Remiremont

Æbbe the Younger - Frankish abbess of Remiremont
Born

None
None years ago

Died

April 2nd, 870
1155 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as the abbess of the convent in Remiremont, playing a significant role in the ecclesiastical system of the time. Under her leadership, the abbey developed into an influential religious center. Oversaw the administration of the abbey and its lands, contributing to its stability and growth. Her tenure is noted for efforts to maintain the religious and cultural integrity of the convent during a tumultuous period of political changes in the region.

Led the abbey of Remiremont

Strengthened religious practices

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