Anselm
11th-century count of Nagold
About Anselm
Anselm was a German.
Anselm of Nagoldgau, called "the Younger", (died 25 December 1087) was a count of Nagold.
Biography Anselm is mainly known as one of the founders of the monastery of Blaubeuren, together with his brothers Hugo I, count of Tübingen and Sigibot, count of Tübingen. L. Schmid speculates that the county, at that time, might be divided between the three brothers.
His wife was called Bertha, his son was Henry, count of Nagold.
According to a necorologius found in Blaubeuren, he died on the 25th of December 1087, with his wife dying the following day.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Anselm?
11th-century count of Nagold
When did Anselm die?
Anselm died in 1100.
What nationality was Anselm?
Anselm was German.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Anselm the Younger, Count of Nagold
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