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Hugh's power in Italy is damaged but …
Years: 933 - 933
Hugh's power in Italy is damaged but not destroyed by the events in Rome and Provence.
To strengthen his hand in the affairs of Milan, he tonsures his younger illegitimate son, Tebald, to groom him for the position of Archbishop of Milan; unfortunately the ancient cleric, Arderic, whom he has installed pro tem will live another twenty-two years.
He continues to organize the fight against the Magyars and the Andalusian pirates based at Fraxinet in Provence.
Active, if sometimes dubious, diplomacy pays off.
He concludes a treaty with Rudolph in 933 by which Rudolf abandons his claims to Italy in return for being handed Provence over the heads of the heirs of Louis the Blind and the marriage of Rudolph's daughter Adelaide to Hugh's son Lothair.
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People
- Adelaide of Italy
- Alberic II of Spoleto
- Boso
- Charles-Constantine of Vienne
- Guy
- Hugh of Italy
- Lothair II of Italy
- Marozia
- Pope John XI
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- Christianity, Chalcedonian
- Saracens
- Papal States (Republic of St. Peter)
- Italy, Carolingian Kingdom of
- Francia Occidentalis (West Francia, or France), Kingdom of
- Tuscany, Margravate of
- Burgundy, Lower, Kingdom of
- Hungary, Principality of
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Years: 933 - 933
Locations
People
- Adelaide of Italy
- Alberic II of Spoleto
- Boso
- Charles-Constantine of Vienne
- Guy
- Hugh of Italy
- Lothair II of Italy
- Marozia
- Pope John XI
Groups
- Christianity, Chalcedonian
- Saracens
- Papal States (Republic of St. Peter)
- Italy, Carolingian Kingdom of
- Francia Occidentalis (West Francia, or France), Kingdom of
- Tuscany, Margravate of
- Burgundy, Lower, Kingdom of
- Hungary, Principality of
Topics
Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions