Enno I

Count of East Frisia, German noble

Enno I - Count of East Frisia, German noble
Born

June 1st, 1460
564 years ago

Died

February 19th, 1491
534 years ago — 30 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

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Held the title of Count of East Frisia during the late 15th century. Played a crucial role in regional politics, particularly in the context of East Frisian nobility. Managed to regain control over the territory after various conflicts, establishing a notable lineage that influenced the region's governance. His reign was marked by efforts to consolidate power and maintain the interests of East Frisia amidst external pressures. Left a legacy through the succession of his descendants, who continued to play significant roles in the area's political landscape.

Regained control of East Frisia territory

Consolidated power among East Frisian nobility

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