1998
DOI: 10.1163/187633198x00149
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Has a Missing Daughter of Iaroslav Mudryi Been Found?

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“…As often happens to difficult scientific problems, there are numerous hypotheses about her origin. These include German (Katona 1779;Pray 1763;Karácsonyi 1928;Herzog 1939;de Vajay 1962de Vajay , 1971Kraentzler 1978;Faris and Richardson 1998;Klaniczay 2002;Parsons 2002;Wolf 2011), Hungarian (see below), Polish (Ravilious 2009;Guido and Ravilious 2012), Bulgarian (Mladjov 2003), Russian (Wunder 1975;Ronay 1989;Jetté 1996;Ingham 1998;O'Brien 1999;Pavsic 2001;Humphreys 2003Humphreys , 2004Hlawitschka 2006;Keene 2011Keene , 2013Raffensperger 2012Raffensperger , 2016Raffensperger , 2018, Danish (Reusner 1592; Felch 1894), and Byzantine (Felch 1894;Humphreys 2004) origins (generally her descendance was supposed/deduced from the highest ranking families of these countries and/or even cross-variants of these families). Agatha studies are based on a few more-or-less contemporary informations from chronicles (Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 1057, Cubbin 1996Pretz 2012; John/Florence of Worcester 1881Worcester , ca.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As often happens to difficult scientific problems, there are numerous hypotheses about her origin. These include German (Katona 1779;Pray 1763;Karácsonyi 1928;Herzog 1939;de Vajay 1962de Vajay , 1971Kraentzler 1978;Faris and Richardson 1998;Klaniczay 2002;Parsons 2002;Wolf 2011), Hungarian (see below), Polish (Ravilious 2009;Guido and Ravilious 2012), Bulgarian (Mladjov 2003), Russian (Wunder 1975;Ronay 1989;Jetté 1996;Ingham 1998;O'Brien 1999;Pavsic 2001;Humphreys 2003Humphreys , 2004Hlawitschka 2006;Keene 2011Keene , 2013Raffensperger 2012Raffensperger , 2016Raffensperger , 2018, Danish (Reusner 1592; Felch 1894), and Byzantine (Felch 1894;Humphreys 2004) origins (generally her descendance was supposed/deduced from the highest ranking families of these countries and/or even cross-variants of these families). Agatha studies are based on a few more-or-less contemporary informations from chronicles (Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 1057, Cubbin 1996Pretz 2012; John/Florence of Worcester 1881Worcester , ca.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ingham suggère que ces inscriptions avaient pour but de glorifier l'ascendance d'Agathe, car sa petite fille Edgyth-Mathilda, la fille de Margaret, épouse le roi d'Angleterre Henry I er précisément en 1100 30 . Il est probable que, pour la jeune mariée, être la fille et la soeur des rois d'Ecosse n'était pas suffisant et qu'il fallut rendre toutes ses lignées les plus nobles possibles.…”
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