Philipp I.
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Summary
Philipp I. is a human[1]. Philipp I. was born on 1200[2]. Philipp I. died on October 4, 1271[3]. Philipp I. is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
Key Facts
- Philipp I. was born on 1200[2].
- Philipp I. died on October 4, 1271[3].
- Philipp I.'s father was Werner III von Bolanden[5].
- Philipp I.'s mother was Agnes von Isenburg[6].
- Philipp I. was married to Isengard of Munzenberg[7].
- A child of Philipp I. was Philipp II.[8].
- A child of Philipp I. was Werner I. von Falkenstein[9].
- A child of Philipp I. was Guda von Falkenstein, Frau von Klingenberg[10].
- Philipp I. is recorded as male[11].
- Philipp I.'s instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Philipp I.'s Commons category is recorded as Philip I, Lord of Falkenstein[13].
- Philipp I.'s given name is recorded as Philipp[14].
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Origins and Family
Philipp I. was born on 1200[2]. Philipp I.'s father was Werner III von Bolanden[5]. His mother was Agnes von Isenburg[6].
Personal Life
Among Philipp I.'s spouses was Isengard of Munzenberg[7]. Children include Philipp II.[8], an aristocrat[15], 1250–1293[16], of Germany[17]; Werner I. von Falkenstein[9], 1234–1300[18], of Germany[19]; and Guda von Falkenstein, Frau von Klingenberg[10].
Death and Burial
Philipp I. died on October 4, 1271[3].
Why It Matters
Philipp I. is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
FAQs
Who were Philipp I.'s parents?
Philipp I.'s father was Werner III von Bolanden[5]. Philipp I.'s mother was Agnes von Isenburg[6].
Who was Philipp I. married to?
Philipp I.'s spouses include Isengard of Munzenberg[7].