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Source: Foundation for Medieval Genealogy - [BRUNO ([975/85]-murdered near Niethorp[292] [1010/11][293]).

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Titre	Foundation for Medieval Genealogy - [BRUNO ([975/85]-murdered near Niethorp[292] [1010/11][293]).

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BRUN I. von Braunschweig

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[BRUNO ([975/85]-murdered near Niethorp[292] [1010/11][293]). There is no proof that Bruno von Braunschweig was the son of Ekbert "der Einäugige" but this appears probable in view of the names which are common to the two families and also the common references to the Derlingau. He is shown in Europäische Stammtafeln as the brother of Wichmann [IV] Graf im Duffelgau and Ekbert Graf im Derlingau, while another table shows Wichmann [IV] as son of Ekbert "der Einäugige"[294]. His birth date range is estimated from his estimated marriage date. Bruno founded Braunschweig. He was a candidate for the German throne in 1002[295] in opposition to Heinrich IV Duke of Bavaria, who was elected as Heinrich II King of Germany.] - GRAFEN von BRAUNSCHWEIG.

[BRUNO ([975/85]-murdered near Niethorp[292] [1010/11][293]). There is no proof that Bruno von Braunschweig was the son of Ekbert "der Einäugige" but this appears probable in view of the names which are common to the two families and also the common references to the Derlingau. He is shown in Europäische Stammtafeln as the brother of Wichmann [IV] Graf im Duffelgau and Ekbert Graf im Derlingau, while another table shows Wichmann [IV] as son of Ekbert "der Einäugige"[294]. His birth date range is estimated from his estimated marriage date. Bruno founded Braunschweig. He was a candidate for the German throne in 1002[295] in opposition to Heinrich IV Duke of Bavaria, who was elected as Heinrich II King of Germany.]

- GRAFEN von BRAUNSCHWEIG.