Agnes of Saarbrucken (fl. 1130)
Agnes of Saarbrucken (fl. 1130)
Duchess of Swabia. Agnes von Saarbrücken. Fl. around 1130; dau. of Frederick, count of Saarbrucken; became 2nd wife of Frederick II (c. 1090–1147), duke of Swabia (r. 1105–1147), around 1130 or 1135. Frederick's 1st wife was Judith of Bavaria, mother of Frederick I Barbarossa.
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