Beatrice DE NAMUR 
Beatrice's father was Count Godfrey I OF NAMUR & DAGSBURG and her mother was Ermensinde OF LUXEMBOURG. Her paternal grandparents were Count/ Albert III OF NAMUR and Ida OF SAXONY; her maternal grandparents were Count Konrad I OF LUXEMBOURG and Clemintina DE POITOU. She had a brother and two sisters, named Henry IV NAMOUR, Clemence and Alix. She had a half-brother and a half-sister, named Henry I & DE Namur and Elizabeth.General Notes
Credited with the first unification of the country, convertedthe Danes to Christianity, and conquered Norway. After hisBaptism his fathers pagan tomb was transformed into a Christianplace of worship.
Introduced Christianity into Denmark, he had the famous Jellingrune stone erected in his parent memory. He was fatally woundedduring a rebellion by his son and successor, Sveng I.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.~ 0940 d.0980
- b.0970 in Lower Lorriane d.1011
- b.~ 0940
- b.1000 d.1063
- b.0972
- b.1030 d.1102
- b.0911 d.1005
- b.0967
- b.0929 d.1008
- b.0994
- b.0915
- b.0973
- b.0935
- b.1067 in Namour, France d.1139
- b.0915
- b.0960
- b.0935
- b.1000
- b.0928
- b.0975
- b.1035
- b.0915 in Nordgau, Schwaben, Bavaria
- b.0950 in Schweinfurt, Bavaria, Germnay
- b.0930 in Walbeck, Prussia d.1015
- b.1004 in Schweinfurt, Unterfranken, Bavaria
- b.0940
- b.0970 in Kinzigau, Schwaben, Germany
- b.1019 in Trier, Rhneland, Germany
- b.1080 in Rhineland, Germany d.1149
- b.0937 d.0995
- b.0968
- b.0950
- b.1023 d.1058
- b.1048 d.1129
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