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Harold Magnusson Gille, IV

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ID I11129      
User ID Reference 80D26CA26C0A431A8F3505AADDAC8228D975      
User ID Reference LCFQ-JM2      
Gender Male Gender    
Name Harold Magnusson Gille IV    
Title King of Norway
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  • In 1129 Harald Gille (Gillekrist) came to Norway from Ireland with his mother and declared he was a son of King Magnus Barefoot. It was known that King Magnus had a mistress inIreland. King Sigurd said he could submit to the ordeal of fire to prove his birth, but that he could not claim the kingdom in King Sigurd's or his son Magnus's lifetime. Harald agreed and walked over 9 glowing plowshars with bare feet. Three days later his feet were examined and found unburned and the king recognized him as a brother. When King Sigurd died the following year, his son Magnus, who hated Harald, summoned a Thing at Oslo and was proclaimed king. Harald broke his promise and called a Thing and had his followers proclaim him king of half the country. Negotiations with Magnus gave him that half due to Magnus's lack of followers. After 3 peaceable years they battled at Fyrilief in Viken and Magnus won. Harald escaped by ship and sailed to Denmark where King Erik gave him the province of Halland infief. Harald returned with his forces and took Magnus prisoner at Bergen. Harald had his thralls put out Magnus's eyes, cut off a foot, and otherwise mutilate him. After six years Sigurd Slembe came to Norway and claimed to be a son of King Magnus Baredfoot. Harald would not acknowledge him and was slain by a conspiracy of his court-men and Sigurd while sleeping with mistress, Thora Guttormsdatter. --- Lenderman Halkel Huk, of More, met Harald in the South Hebrides. Harald had come from Ireland with his mother. He claimed to be a son of King Magnus Barefoot. Halkel took Harald and his mother back to Norway and brought them to King Sigurd. Sigurd told Harald that he would allow him to undergo trial by ordeal, to prove his claim of being Magnus' son, on the condition that Harald would not claim the kingdom while Sigurd or his son, Magnus, was alive. Harald took an oath agreeing to this. Harald then walked barefoot over nine glowing hot plowshares. This was the greatest ordeal ever made in Norway. However, his feet were found to be unburnt, when they were checked three days later. Sigurd then declared that Magnus was Harald's father. However, Magnus Sigurdson hated Harald. Sigurd then got all the people to take an oath to accept Magnus as king, after he died. "Harald Gille was a tall, slender-grown man, of a long neck and face, black eyes, and dark hair, brisk and quick, and wore generally the Irish dress of short light clothes. The Norse language was difficult for Harald, and he brought out words which many laughed at." (Saga of Sigurd the Crusader ...) One evening, Harald told his footboy to go prepare his bunk, on King Sigurd's ship and wait for him. The boy did as he was told. Then he went to sleep in Harald's berth, while waiting for him. Svein Rimhildson then came and complained about having to share space with a servant. The boy said that Harald had ordered him to be there. However, Svein hit the boy, on the head, with his riding whip, until the boy's blood flowed. The boy then went to Harald and told him what happened. Harald immediately went to ship and struck Svein's hands with a pole axe. Svein then gathered his friends and took Harald prisoner. They were going to hang him. However, Sigurd Sigurdson woke the King and told him what was happening. King Sigurd then gathered men and prevented Harald from being hanged. Harald, "was very pleasing in intercourse, gay, and full of mirth; and so generous that he spared in nothing for the sake of his friends. He willingly listened to good advice, so that he allowed others to consult with him and give counsel. (Saga of Magnus the Blind and Harald Gille) In Spring, 1134, Magnus began gathering troops to fight Harald. When Harald heard what Magnus was doing, he also gathered men. Each of them killed cattle, and sometimes people, on farms belonging to the allies of the other one. On the evening of August 9, 1134, Magnus arrived at Fors, in Ranrike, with an army of 6,000 men. Harald was already there, but only had an army of 1,500 men. Thus, Magnus' men surrounded Harald's at the Battle of Fyrileif and won the battle. However, Harald and some of his men escaped to Denmark. King Eirik of Denmark received Harald gladly, because they were sworn brothers. Eirik gave Halland to Harald to rule. However, that winter, Harald landed at Konungahella and the bondes submitted to him. He then proceeded to take Viken and Sarpsborg. He killed Magnus' men wherever he found them and plundered their property. Then Harald went on to Tunsberg. When Magnus heard of this, he would not follow counsel to either negotiate a peace or prepare for battle, as best he could. Instead, he waited in Bergen. Harald arrived, in Bergen, on Christmas Eve, but would not fight then. Harald attacked on the last day of Christmas. Magnus was captured. He was handed over to Harald's slaves, who: put out both his eyes, cut off one of his feet, and castrated him. Harald sought for Magnus' treasures. He thought the Bishop of Stavanger would know where they were. The Bishop claimed that he did not know. So, Harald fined him fifteen marks. The bishop said he would rather die than impoverish the diocese that much. So, Harald had the bishop hanged. This deed was widely condemned. In August, 1136, an army of Vindlanders attacked Konungahella. They sacked and burnt the town. Two lendermen came with 600 men. However, one of them named Sigurd Gyrdson turned back with 400 men. The other lenderman named Sigard proceeded with 200 men and they were all killed. The Vindlanders then convinced the castle defenders to surrender after they had run out of arrows, spears, and stones. However, the Vindlanders broke their promise to let the people go free. Instead, they killed or enslaved almost everyone. They then destroyed the castle and took most of the holy relics that King Sigurd had brought from the Holy Land. Konungahella has never regained its former prominence. Death note: When Sigurd Slimbidjakn returned to Norway, he asked Harald to acknowledge him as his brother. Harald said he would think about it. Harald then accused Sigurd of the murder of his friend Thorkel Fostre Sumarlidason. Afterward, some of Harald's men took Sigurd out on a ship. Sigurd thought they were going to kill him, so he jumped overboard. He made his way to land and fled to the mountains. On December 13, 1136, some of Harald's men found out where he would be sleeping that night. They then betrayed him by telling Sigurd where he could catch Harald by surprise. That night, Sigurd and his accomplices burst into the house where Harald was sleeping, with Thora, and killed him. ruled Norway from 1130-1136. !NAME:Royal and Noble Genealogy, Royal and Noble Genealogy, Tompsett, Brian !DEATH:VendelboNAH .ged, VendelboNAH .ged !GENERAL:VendelboNAH .ged, VendelboNAH .ged
Number Same As Name Reliability Path

268 Total Ancestors
Generation 1
[  1.01    2]   Harold Magnusson Gille, IV (1103-1136)
Generation 2
[  1.02    3]   King Niels of Denmark Estridsen (1065-1134)
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[  2.01    4]   Margreta Ingesdatter Fredkulla (1085-1130)
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Generation 3
[  1.03*   5]   Sweyn II Estridsson Ulfsson `King of Denmark` Estridsen (~1019-1074)
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[  2.02    7]   Inge I the Elder, King of Sweden, Stenkilsson (1050-1112)
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[  3.01    6]   Princess Ingerid Swendsdatter `Queen of Denmark` Estridsen (~1054-1093)
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[  4.01    8]   Helena Torildsdatter Blot Sven (1070-1134)
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Generation 4
[  2.03   11]   Stenkil Ragnvaldson (1025-)
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[  3.02*  10]   [3:1.03] Sweyn II Estridsson Ulfsson `King of Denmark` Estridsen (~1019-1074)
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[  4.02     ]   Torild Tortilsson (1020-1065)
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[  5.01    9]   Princess Estrid Margrethe Svendsatter Gorm (Denmark) (993-1065)
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[  6.01*    ]   `various concubines` (~1019-)
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[  7.01   12]   Ingamoder Edmundsdottir (~1023-1066)
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[  8.01*    ]   Cecelia (1020-)
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Generation 5
[  2.04*    ]   Regenwald,, son of Wulf (~1005-1060)
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[  4.03*    ]   Totil `Sugi` Thordsson (~1015-)
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[  5.02   13]   King of Denmark Ursus Beron (~946-~1037)
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[  7.02*    ]   Anund Jacob Kolbränne Olofsson, Svensk konge (~1005-1052)
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[  9.01     ]   Sigrid Sweden\ Q, Sweden (~950-1013)
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[ 11.01*    ]   Astrid Olofsdotter Njalsdatter (1005-1066)
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[ 12.01*    ]   Gunnhildr Sveinsdottir `Queen of Denmark` Hlaoir (994-1060)
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Generation 6
[  5.03   14]   Herbastus de Crepon d’ Arques (~911-1002)
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[  9.02*    ]   Skoglar Toste of Sweden (910-960)
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[ 13.01   15]   Tufu ( Tove ) af Venden (~935-)
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Generation 7
[  5.04   16]   Herfast de Crepon Arques (885-1002)
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[ 13.02*    ]   Mistuvoi II af Venden (~893-)
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[ 14.01   17]   Thyra (“Danebod”) Haraldsdottir, Queen of Denmark (884-936)
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[ 15.01*    ]   Vendisk Dronning (~893-)
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Generation 8
[  5.05   18]   Hartacut Harold Parcus, King of Denmark (~858-899)
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[ 14.02   19]   Harald Klak Halfdansson (868-912)
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[ 16.01*    ]   Elfgifu (Elgiva) of Wessex, Princess of England (~864-~929)
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[ 17.01     ]   Queen Sigrid Legisdottir Olafsson (868-928)
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Generation 9
[  5.06   20]   King Gorm Enske, of Denmark (829-899)
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[ 14.03*  21]   Halfdan Margrave of Frisia (760-810)
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[ 17.02     ]   Helgi Fridleifsson (~770-~815)
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[ 18.01     ]   _____ Sida,, Queen of Denmark (840-860)
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[ 19.01*    ]   Queen Alvheim Hlif Dagsdatter (772-810)
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Generation 10
[  5.07   22]   King Frotho, VI of Denmark (~822-~875)
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[ 17.03     ]   Fridleif, III, son of Frode (~771-)
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[ 18.02   23]   Fionnlaith van Ierland (815-860)
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[ 20.01     ]   HardeKnudsdatter (~814-~890)
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[ 21.01   24]   Imhild Von Engern (745-780)
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Generation 11
[  5.08   25]   King Horda Knut (~800-850)
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[ 17.04   29]   Frode, II, son of Dan (~220-300)
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[ 18.03     ]   King Godelaib (~795-837)
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[ 20.02*    ]   Canute Knut, (King (~774-~850)
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[ 21.02   27]   King of Saxony, Herzog der Engern Warnechin von Engern (695-768)
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[ 22.01*  26]   Alflild Alfheim (755-)
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[ 23.01     ]   Umila, of Novogorod (820-850)
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[ 24.01   28]   Kunhilde von Rügen (~705-~755)
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Generation 12
[  5.09   30]   Sigurd `Snake Eye` Ragnarsson (762-799)
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[ 17.05*    ]   Dan, II, son of Dan (~160-240)
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[ 18.04     ]   Halfdan Haraldsson (~740-~840)
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[ 21.03*    ]   King Theoderich of the Saxons (670-740)
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[ 23.02     ]   Gostomysl (~800-859)
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[ 24.02*    ]   King of Rugen Gundelhard (680-735)
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[ 25.01*    ]   Heluna Bleja Ellasdatter (784-814)
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[ 26.01*    ]   Ganthild Alfsdatter (~713-)
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[ 27.01*    ]   Dobiogera Obotrites Wenden (683-740)
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[ 28.01*    ]   Gerswinde Von Alemaine (690-758)
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[ 29.01*    ]   Grytha (~185-)
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Generation 13
[  5.10   31]   Ragnar Lodbrok Sigurdsson (765-845)
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[ 18.05*    ]   Harald (~722-)
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[ 23.03     ]   Ceadrag (-826)
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[ 30.01   32]   Aslaug Kraga Sigurdsdatter, of Denmark Aslanga (765-794)
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Generation 14
[  5.11   33]   Sigurd Randvarsson (730-812)
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[ 23.04   36]   Thrasco (~795-810)
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[ 30.02   35]   Sigurd,, son of Sigmund (735-809)
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[ 31.01*  34]   Alfhild Gandolfsdatter of Norway (728-810)
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[ 32.01     ]   Brynhild Budlasdottir (~738-)
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Generation 15
[  5.12*    ]   Randver Radbartsson, King of Denmark (688-770)
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[ 23.05   38]   Witzlaus (~715-795)
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[ 30.03   37]   Sigmund Völsungsson, King of Huns (705-734)
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[ 32.02     ]   Budli Leinfnisson (~680-)
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[ 33.01*    ]   Ingild Godfredsdotter, Queen of Denmark (680-)
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[ 34.01     ]   Gauthild Gyrithe Alfgeirsson (708-768)
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[ 35.01     ]   Hjordis Eylimasdoittir (~710-)
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[ 36.01*    ]   Lada (~745-)
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Generation 16
[ 23.06   42]   Aribert II of the Obotrites (~700-)
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[ 30.04   40]   Volsung Rersson (~680-704)
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[ 32.03     ]   Leinfni Atilsson (~625-699)
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[ 34.02   39]   Alf Olafsson (~680-)
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[ 35.02   41]   Eylimi Hjalmthersson (~688-)
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[ 37.01     ]   Hljod Hrimnirsdatter (~685-~705)
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[ 38.01     ]   Edit (~700-)
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Generation 17
[ 23.07   45]   Aribert I, - Chief of the Obotrites (680-724)
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[ 30.05   43]   Rer Sigarsson, King of the Huns (655-679)
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[ 32.04   44]   Attip Budlasson (~565-~624)
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[ 34.03*    ]   Olof Halvdansson (540-586)
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[ 35.03     ]   Hialmther Egdirsen (638-687)
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[ 37.02*    ]   Hrimnir (664-)
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[ 38.02   46]   Ealdwulf (626-713)
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[ 39.01*    ]   Olof (-)
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[ 40.01*    ]   Daughter of Aske Sigarsson (660-)
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[ 41.01*    ]   Potence Lady of Norway (646-)
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[ 42.01*    ]   Wundana, of Polang (~680-)
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Generation 18
[ 23.08*    ]   Visan (650-700)
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[ 30.06   47]   Sigar Odinsson (~625-654)
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[ 32.05   48]   Budli Halfdansson (~522-~599)
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[ 35.04     ]   Egdir Skulissen (598-637)
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[ 38.03     ]   Æthelric (~585-~637)
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[ 43.01*    ]   Heid (~630-)
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[ 44.01*    ]   Jocund Lady Norway (~520-~585)
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[ 45.01   49]   Queen Petrussa, of The Oborites (675-)
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[ 46.01   50]   Hereswitha (610-680)
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Generation 19
[ 30.07     ]   Odin (600-)
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[ 32.06   51]   Halfdan `the Old` King In Ringerike Hringsson (450-)
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[ 35.05     ]   Skuli Lofdasson (548-598)
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[ 38.04     ]   Eni, of East Anglia (552-617)
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[ 45.02   53]   Roi Aripert II de Lombardie (640-712)
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[ 46.02     ]   Hereric of Deira (~595-<625)
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[ 47.01*    ]   Frigg (<249-)
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[ 48.01   52]   Almveigu Eymundsdottir (455-479)
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[ 49.01*    ]   Theodrade de Lombardie (~640->685)
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[ 50.01*    ]   Breguswith (~595-)
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Generation 20
[ 30.08     ]   Borr Burason (~200-)
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[ 32.07*    ]   King Hring Ramsson - King in Ringerik (406-499)
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[ 35.06   54]   Lofdi Halvdansson (498-547)
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[ 38.05     ]   Tytila, King of East Anglia (~520-~599)
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[ 45.03     ]   Godeperto dei Longobardi, re dei Longobardi (625-682)
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[ 46.03*    ]   Athelric King Of Deira (570-604)
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[ 48.02     ]   Eymund Holmgard King Of Holmgard Russia (430-520)
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[ 51.01   55]   Queen (daughter of Vifil), of Ringerike (414-499)
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[ 52.01*    ]   Berte Laon (430-483)
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[ 53.01   56]   Ragnetrude of East Anglia (625->640)
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Generation 21
[ 30.09     ]   Frithuwulf (~158-)
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[ 35.07   57] [19:32.06] Halfdan `the Old` King In Ringerike Hringsson (450-)
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[ 38.06*    ]   Wuffa King of East Anglia (~490-578)
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[ 45.04   60]   Aripert [I] dei Longobardi, re dei Longobardi (590-661)
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[ 48.03*    ]   Hring King of Novgorod Homgård (~405-)
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[ 51.02*    ]   Vifil, Sea King (380-414)
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[ 53.02   61]   Rægenhere (~600-616)
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[ 54.01   58] [19:48.01] Almveigu Eymundsdottir (455-479)
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[ 55.01   59]   Eimyrja,, daughter of Logi (~390-430)
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[ 56.01*    ]   of Allemannia Clothilde (~600-)
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Generation 22
[ 30.10*    ]   Fin (~116-)
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[ 45.05   63]   Gundoald de Asti (Agilofing), duke of Asti (565-616)
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[ 53.03     ]   Raedwald D’east- Anglie (~545-624)
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[ 55.02*    ]   Logi Fornjotursson, of Kvenland (~360-)
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[ 59.01   62]   Glod Daughter Of Grim (~360-)
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[ 60.01*    ]   Gundiberga of the Lombards (600-636)
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[ 61.01     ]   Miss Dagobertsdotter (~550-)
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Generation 23
[ 45.06   64]   Garibald de Agilofinges, I (~525-~590)
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[ 53.04     ] [20:38.05] Tytila, King of East Anglia (~520-~599)
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[ 59.02*    ]   Grím, of Grímsgard (~339-)
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[ 61.02*    ]   Dagobert (~508-)
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[ 62.01     ]   Alvor, of Álfheim (~339-)
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[ 63.01   65]   Waldrada of Lombardy (535-573)
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Generation 24
[ 45.07   66]   King Theodobert Meroving of Metz, I (505-548)
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[ 62.02*    ]   of Álfheim, x (~305-)
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[ 63.02   67]   Wacho (8th King of the Longobards) di Lombardia (~495-554)
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[ 64.01     ]   Deuterie de Reims (510->538)
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[ 65.01   68]   Princess Austrigusa, of The Gepidae (~510-)
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Generation 25
[ 45.08   69]   Theuderic I of the Mérovingiens (~487-~533)
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[ 63.03     ]   King Zucchilon of the Lombards (460-540)
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[ 64.02*    ]   Tonnance 111 of Reims (~475-)
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[ 65.02   72]   King Elemund, of The Gepidae (~448-548)
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[ 66.01   70]   Suaregotha or Suavegotha (~495-)
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[ 67.01*  71]   Queen Theuficote, of the Visigoths (~473-)
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[ 68.01*    ]   Princess Ukn, of The East Franks (~460-)
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Generation 26
[ 45.09   73]   Clovis I France (467-511)
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[ 63.04     ]   King Cleph of the Lombards (430-490)
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[ 65.03*    ]   Ardarik Des Gepidae (420-)
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[ 66.02   74]   King Sigusmund Of The Burgundians (490-524)
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[ 69.01*    ]   Evochilde Amalaberge (Skyres) (~462-~510)
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[ 70.01     ]   Theodogotho Ostrogoth (~485-520)
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[ 71.01*    ]   Unk Concubine (~431-)
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[ 72.01     ]   Princess Ascama, of the Huns of Escam (430-527)
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Generation 27
[ 45.10   75]   Childrich I (436-482)
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[ 63.05*    ]   Guedoc van der Lombards (~385-485)
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[ 66.03   76]   Gundobad, King of the Burgundians (~452-516)
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[ 70.02*  77]   Theoderich II ( Theodoric) Ostrogoths (~473-)
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[ 72.02*    ]   Elak, 60th King of the Huns (~412-)
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[ 73.01*    ]   Basina (~438->470)
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[ 74.01*    ]   Gonedogue de Ostrogoth (455-510)
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Generation 28
[ 45.11*    ]   Merovech (410-~457)
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[ 66.04   78]   Gundioc, King of Burgundy (~430-473)
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[ 75.01*    ]   Verica (415-)
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[ 76.01   79]   Racina de Swabia (440-)
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[ 77.01     ]   Theodora de Verona (455-~567)
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Generation 29
[ 66.05   80]   King Gundahar (Gunther) von Burgund (385-436)
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[ 76.02*    ]   Chief Of The Suevics (390-448)
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[ 77.02*    ]   Adulphus, King of the Goths (-411)
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[ 78.01   81]   Athanildis von Westgoten (370-446)
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[ 79.01     ]   Daughter of King Walia Visigoths (410-)
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Generation 30
[ 66.06   82]   King Gebica de Burgundy (~353-~407)
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[ 78.02   84]   Athanaric De Wisigothie, II (318-381)
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[ 79.02   86]   Walia, King of Visigoths (380-425)
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[ 80.01   83]   Grimhild de Burgundy (338-~400)
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[ 81.01   85]   Ascyla of the Franks (352-413)
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Generation 31
[ 66.07   87]   King Gundomar, of the Burgundians (316-370)
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[ 78.03   88]   King Aoric, of the Visigoths (290-354)
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[ 79.03   92]   Vinitharius `the Just`, Warlord of the Ostrogoths (325-400)
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[ 80.02     ]   Agilmund de Burgundy (292-346)
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[ 81.02   90]   King Ascyllius Of The Salian Franks Senator Ascyllius Francis Patrica Of Constantinople (330-~417)
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[ 82.01     ]   Hrothildis (325-)
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[ 83.01*    ]   Ute de Burgundy (320-)
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[ 84.01   89]   Ragnahild (290-354)
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[ 85.01   91]   Ascyla de Lombardy (325-414)
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[ 86.01*    ]   Amalasuintha Ostrogoths (352-)
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Generation 32
[ 66.08     ]   Guntharich de Burgundy, III (280-330)
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[ 78.04   93]   Ariaric ’Hrothisteus’ King of the Eastern Visigoths (264-)
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[ 79.04*    ]   Prince Walaranvans de Ostrogoth (316-409)
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[ 80.03*    ]   King Walderich Von Xanten (~245-)
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[ 81.03   94]   King Malaric I of Toxandrie (295-360)
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[ 82.02*    ]   Hrothisteus (300-)
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[ 84.02*    ]   Ataulfe Alaviv the West the Visigoths (261-376)
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[ 85.02   95]   Dagobert II Duke of the East Franks (302-~400)
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[ 87.01*    ]   Queen-Wife Of King Guntharic of the Burgundians, x (~295-)
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[ 88.01*    ]   Clotilda Franks (270-)
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[ 89.01*    ]   Amalaberge, of Ostrogoths (330-)
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[ 90.01     ]   Queen Hija Belgica, of Toxandrie (300-360)
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[ 91.01*    ]   Belsinde, of the Sicambrian Franks (285-346)
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[ 92.01*    ]   Vudulf Av Ostrogoths (304-)
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Generation 33
[ 66.09     ]   King Of The Goths Hilderic (250-300)
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[ 78.05*    ]   Alaric de Visigoth, II (240-270)
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[ 81.04*    ]   Roi Ragaise de Toxandrie de Francie (270-307)
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[ 85.03*    ]   Genebald Duke Of The Sicambrian Franks, I (262-~375)
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[ 90.02*    ]   Martisiandios de Morinie (300-347)
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[ 93.01*    ]   Thiudigotho Ostrogoths (240-)
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[ 94.01*    ]   Queen Eva Margolis of Toxandrie (270-307)
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[ 95.01*    ]   Queen Athildis de Sicambria, of the East Franks (264-376)
unsupported
Generation 34
[ 66.10   96]   Ovida King of the Goths de Bourgogne (220-273)
unsupported
Generation 35
[ 66.11     ]   Knivida De Wisigothie Ruler of the Goths (<197-~249)
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[ 96.01*    ]   Princess Ovida (200-)
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Generation 36
[ 66.12   97]   Filimer De Wisigothie Ruler of the West Baltic Goths (~145-197)
unsupported
Generation 37
[ 66.13     ]   Guntharich I De Wisigothie King of the Goths (~123-)
unsupported
[ 97.01     ]   Eigen verch Marius,, Queen of the Baltic Goths (~123-)
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Generation 38
[ 66.14     ]   King Gjuki, of the Goths (81-146)
unsupported
[ 97.02   98]   King of Roman Britain Marius (~95-)
unsupported
Generation 39
[ 66.15     ]   Berik King of the Goths (65-112)
unsupported
[ 97.03   99]   Saint Cyllin, King of Britain Marius Ap Gweirydd (~-21-99)
unsupported
[ 98.01*    ]   Cyllin Ap Caradoc (-)
unsupported
Generation 40
[ 66.16     ]   Hwala Anglo Saxon (~9-~44)
unsupported
[ 97.04  100]   Caradoc Pendragon AP Bran, King of Briton (7-54)
unsupported
[ 99.01*    ]   Eurgain Cartismandua (35-~67)
unsupported
Generation 41
[ 66.17     ]   King Bedwig Anglo Saxon (~-99-~0)
unsupported
[ 97.05  101]   Bran Fenidaid King of Siluria ap Llyr Lleddarth (60-)
unsupported
[100.01     ]   ANNA I Enygeus ` The Prophetess` of Arimathea (17-62)
unsupported
Generation 42
[ 66.18     ]   Danus I Sc&emacr;afa, (King Of The Lombards) (~-149-~-97)
unsupported
[ 97.06     ]   Llyr `liediarth` ap CASSWALLAN (-)
unsupported
[100.02  103]   Joseph Ben Melchi Ben Mattat Of Arimathea (~50-82)
unsupported
[101.01  102]   Llweriadd (Penarddun) verch Beli (-)
unsupported
Generation 43
[ 66.19  104]   Magi (~-249-~-99)
unsupported
[ 97.07* 105]   King Caswallon AP BELI (HELI II), of the Catuvellauni (~102-)
unsupported
[100.03  106]   Nasi Matate ben Levi, ha-David (-66-1)
unsupported
[101.02     ]   Beli Mawr Sovereign Lord of the Celtic Britons, King of Britain (-131--71)
unsupported
[102.01     ]   Don Verch Mathonwy (~70-~160)
unsupported
[103.01  107]   Estha Anna Rachel Bat Eleazar (-51-~10)
unsupported
Generation 44
[ 66.20  108]   Idomeneus, (King of the Trojans) (~-349-~-149)
unsupported
[100.04  109]   Levi ben Melchi (-100--4)
unsupported
[101.03     ]   Manogan ap Eneid the Cambrian (-139--91)
unsupported
[102.02*    ]   Manthonwy (~45-)
unsupported
[103.02     ]   Eleazar The Zadok (~-69-~-9)
unsupported
[104.01*    ]   Moda ( Meda) Queen of Troy (~-1149-~-1049)
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[105.01     ]   Queen Anna of Arimathea (60-)
unsupported
[106.01  110]   Pauline Vance Eleazer (-91-120)
unsupported
[107.01*    ]   Hayal (~-69-~-9)
unsupported
Generation 45
[ 66.21  111]   Deucalion (-)
unsupported
[100.05  112]   Melchi ben Janai (-115-~40)
unsupported
[101.04*    ]   Einid Capoir KING OF THE DRUIDS OF BRITON AP CERWYD CAMBRIA (-159--91)
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[103.03*    ]   Aliúde (~-111-)
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[105.02*    ]   Phanuel; bat Peniel; bat Asher (~18-)
unsupported
[106.02     ]   Levi Eleazar Ben Eliud (-119-)
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[108.01*    ]   Cleopatra (-)
unsupported
[109.01*    ]   Johanna bint Joseph (-115-~40)
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[110.01     ]   Anna Alyuba bint Simon Eleazor (-)
unsupported
Generation 46
[ 66.22*    ]   Minos I (-)
unsupported
[100.06*    ]   Jana ben Joseph (-139-~-63)
unsupported
[106.03*    ]   Eliud ben Achim (~-177-)
unsupported
[110.02*    ]   Simon Eleazor (-)
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[111.01*    ]   Pasiphae (-)
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[112.01*    ]   Yulpath bat Simon the Just (-)
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