Guntram "the Rich"

Frankish nobleman and benefactor

Guntram "the Rich" - Frankish nobleman and benefactor
Born

None
None years ago

Died

March 26th, 973
1052 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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A Frankish nobleman in the 10th century, Guntram was involved in various military and political affairs of his time. He received significant land holdings and accumulated wealth, which earned him the epithet 'the Rich.' Guntram actively supported monastic establishments and contributed to the development of the region. His reign was marked by efforts to maintain stability within his territories. After his death in 973, Guntram's legacy included the continuation of his influence through his descendants and the lands he governed.

Accumulated significant wealth and land holdings

Supported monastic establishments

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