Louis IV "d'Outremer" 
Louis IV was born in Laon, Champagne, France. Louis IV's father was III Charles and his mother was Ogive Eadgina of England. His paternal grandparents were Louis II 'The Stammerer' and Luitgarde of Saxony; his maternal grandparents were Edward the Elder and Queen of England Ælflaeda. He had four half-brothers and nine half-sisters, named Amulph, Drogo, Bishop of Laon, I, Princess of France, Princess of France, Princess of France, Princess of France, Princess of France, Duchess of Normandy, Alpais, Bonne Adelaide and Agnaes. He was buried in Abbaye De St. Rbemy, Reims, Champagne.General Notes
Louis D'Outremer", (Louis from Overseas),
also called Louis IV "Transmarinus" .
During father Charles III "the Simple"'s struggle with Hugh the Great, Ogive (Eadgifu) daughter of Saxon Kind Edward took Louis to England. Recalled to France in 936, crowned June 19 at Laon.
Louis IV, in German, Ludwig IV, called The Bavarian (1287?-1347), Holy Roman emperor (1314-47) and king of Germany (1314-47), son of Louis II, duke of Bavaria (1228-1294). Louis IV warred with Frederick III, called the Fair, a rival candidate for the imperial crown, from 1314 to 1322, and then until 1326 with Leopold I, Frederick's brother, also a rival emperor. Pope John XXII refused to crown Louis IV and excommunicated him in 1324. Louis invaded Italy in 1327, occupied Rome from 1327 to 1330, and secured his coronation in 1328 from Nicholas V, whom he proclaimed pope in 1328. Nicholas abdicated as antipope in 1330. During the series of armed conflicts that began in 1337 between England and France, called the Hundred Years' War, Louis at first sided with England but later aided France. In 1338 the electoral princes of the Holy Roman Empire declared that emperors no longer needed papal confirmation of their election. He was succeeded as Holy Roman emperor by Charles IV of the house of Luxembourg.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.2 APR 742 in Aix La Chapelle, Austrasia d.28 JAN 813/14 in Aachen, Rhineland, Prussia
- b.Aug 0778 in Casseneuil, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine, France d.20 JUN 840 in Ingelheim, Rhinehessen, Hesse, Germany
- b.0758 in Aachen, Rhineland, Prussia d.30 APR 782 in Thionville, Austrasia
- b.13 JUN 823 in Frankfort-on-Main, Germany d.6 OCT 877 in The pass of Mount Cenis, Modena, Italy
- b.0787 in Artdorf, Bavaria, Prussia d.0818 in Alemannia
- b.~ 0808 in Artdorf, Bavaria d.19 APR 843 in Tours, Indre-et-Loire, Centre, France
- b.~ 0780 in Bavaria, Prussia d.> 0833
- b.1 NOV 846 in Orleans, Neustria d.10 APR 879
- b.27 SEP 830 in Orleans, Neustria d.6 OCT 869
- b.17 SEP 879 in France d.7 OCT 929 in Perrone, France
- b.~ 0789 in Saxony d.~ 0851
- b.~ 0788 in East Saxony d.0843
- b.~ 0755
- b.0806 in Saxony d.6 SEP 864 in Saxony
- b.~ 0795 in Montfort, France
- b.0853 in Saxony, Germany
- b.~ 0780 in Saxony
- b.0816 d.May 0913
- b.~ 0784 in Saxony
- b.10 SEP 921 in Laon, Champagne, France d.10 SEP 954
- b.0769 in Wessex, England d.4 FEB 838/39 in Wessex, England
- b.0795 in Wessex, England
- b.~ 0767 in Wessex, England d.0839
- b.0846 in Wantage, Berkshire d.26 OCT 899 in Winchester, Hampshire, England
- b.~ 0780 in Isle of Wright
- b.~ 0810
- b.0871 in Wessex, England d.17 JUL 924 in Farrington-0n-Dee, Berkshire, England
- b.~ 0852 in Mercia, England
- b.~ 0904 in Wessex, England d.0951
- b.0795 in Wessex, England
- b.< 0843 d.0872
- b.~ 0810
- b.~ 0860 in Wiltshire, England d.~ 0898
- b.~ 0878 in Wiltshire, England d.0920
- b.~ 0822
- b.~ 0840 in Mercia, England
- b.~ 0822
- b.~ 0860 in Mercia, England
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They had five sons and three daughters, named King of France, Charles, Prince of France, Prince of France, Prince of France, Princess of France, Princess of France and Princess of France.
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Children
Charles de Lorraine
Charles was born about 0942 in Laon, Champagne, France. He died in Kerker, Orlaeans, France; captivity; imprisoned by Hugh Capet. He was buried in St. Servatius, Maastricht.
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