Web Family Cards - Person Sheet
Web Family Cards - Person Sheet
NameAgatha of Hungary
Birth Date1025
Death Dateaft 1066 Age: 41
FatherSaint Steven, 1st King Arpad of Hungary (975-1057)
MotherGiselle of Bavaria
Spouses
Birth Date1016
Death DateJan 1066 Age: 50
FatherEdmund II Ironside
MotherEaglyth of Northumbria (995-)
Notes for Agatha of Hungary
Hallo,
in surch of some historical fragments I found your homepage with hints of Eduard Aetheling and his wife Agatha. But please let me correcting you: Agatha was not a Braunschweig or Brunswick, she was the daugther of Steven 1st of Hungary and his wife Giselle of Bavaria. Her brother was Imre (Emmerich) the saint.
In Hungary it´s well known, that Agatha of Hungary (Ágota) was married to Eduard Aetheling.
Greetings from Germany
Benny, reise-touristik@vr-web.de
in surch of some historical fragments I found your homepage with hints of Eduard Aetheling and his wife Agatha. But please let me correcting you: Agatha was not a Braunschweig or Brunswick, she was the daugther of Steven 1st of Hungary and his wife Giselle of Bavaria. Her brother was Imre (Emmerich) the saint.
In Hungary it´s well known, that Agatha of Hungary (Ágota) was married to Eduard Aetheling.
Greetings from Germany
Benny, reise-touristik@vr-web.de
Notes for Edward (the Confessor) (Spouse 1)
http://hometown.aol.com/ttrim36387/douglas.html
o Atheling
http://www.mids.org/sinclair/history/med/battleofhastings.html
I hope to get people to see that the MOST important person in Edward Athling's family was Edward himself and not his daughter, Margaret. She was of very minor importance in the wider picture of the English throne. Of course, as things turned out in 1070 she just happened at the age of 24 to be at the right place at the right time when Malcolm Canmore decided to get married again.. Edward's son, Edgar, would have been next in importance as another person in line for the English throne.
http://netmedia.co.uk/history/week-14/
o Atheling
http://www.mids.org/sinclair/history/med/battleofhastings.html
I hope to get people to see that the MOST important person in Edward Athling's family was Edward himself and not his daughter, Margaret. She was of very minor importance in the wider picture of the English throne. Of course, as things turned out in 1070 she just happened at the age of 24 to be at the right place at the right time when Malcolm Canmore decided to get married again.. Edward's son, Edgar, would have been next in importance as another person in line for the English throne.
http://netmedia.co.uk/history/week-14/