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Saale, Halle (Saale), Bensheim, Odenwald, Spring (water), Source (river or stream), Torgau, Worms, Germany, Nibelungenlied, Dwarf, Dynasty, Yellow River, Fir, Conifer cone, Bergstraße, Yellow Sea, East China Sea, Speyer, Siegfried, Fichtelgebirge, Ore Mountains, Beowulf (hero), Clan, Seljuq dynasty, Caspian Sea, Caliph (enlarged), Abu Bakr, Shi'a Islam, Sunni Islam (enlarged), British Museum, Confluence, Werra, Rhön, Vogelsberg Mountains, Headstreams, Fulda River, Byzantine art, Icon, Eastern Christianity, Eastern Europe, Eastern Bloc, Western Bloc, Free world, Warsaw Pact, Central Europe, Great power, Northern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Europe, Athelstan, Canute the Great, Ottonian dynasty, Edward III of England, Harold Wilson, Kayak, Canoe, Trunk, Trunk (botany), Shorts, Pole, Punt (boat), Utility pole, Support, Christmas tree, Tree line, Lift (force), Transpiration, Stomates, Pore, Vegetation, Amoeba, Pseudopods, Locomotion, Edward the Martyr, Preservation, Bier, Coffin, Fortification, Interpersonal relationship, Production, Alternative, Speculation, Turf, Oliver Cromwell, Restoration, History of England, Lindisfarne, History of Tamil Nadu, List of Parliamentary constituencies in the United Kingdom, Potter's wheel, Stainless steel, List of garden plants, List of plants by common name, Persuasion, Heligoland, 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Wire rope, Groove, William Wordsworth, Stairs, (100)
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Dunstan (disambiguation), Intimacy (disambiguation), Service (disambiguation),Stock (disambiguation), Prevention (disambiguation), Monument (disambiguation), Shear (disambiguation), Tension (disambiguation), Newton (disambiguation), Slide (disambiguation), St Andrews (disambiguation), Grain (disambiguation), Camouflage (disambiguation), Herd (disambiguation), Nottingham (disambiguation), Midlands (disambiguation), Crescent (disambiguation), Levant (disambiguation), Jordan River (disambiguation), Gradient (disambiguation), Flux (disambiguation), Thrust (disambiguation), Placebo (disambiguation), Placebo effect (disambiguation), Dogma (disambiguation), Path, Carcassonne (disambiguation),(27)
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Corsica, Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor, Otto I the Great, Labour Party (UK), Propulsion tools, Paddle, Oar, Mast, Swimsuit, Pylon, Henry I the Fowler, Airfoil, Silly Putty, Sympathy, Puddle, Beam (structure), Vertical, Load, Column, Ceiling, Bow (ship), Spruce, Temperate, Taiga, Tundra, Tropical climate, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tropics, Fumarole, Köppen climate classification, Polar circle, Horizon, Arid, Sebaceous gland, Stirrup, Corfe Castle, Laboratory, Relics, Dunstan, Stronghold, Lord, Combat, Charge (warfare), Attack, Kinship, Relation, Brigantes, Hadrian's Wall, Defensive wall (50), Relationship, Intimacy, Intimate relationship, Pyrotechnics, Firework, Fireworks, Factors of production, Service, Asset, Role, Labour (economics), Land (economics), Capital (economics), Stock, Service, Share, Share (finance), Marketing, Storage, Safety match, Publishing, Song Dynasty, Income, Wilhelm Hauff, Civil service, Employee, Employer, Public sector, Administration, Corporation, Natural person, Jurisprudence; Legal entity, Ownership, Possession, Personal property, Common law, Non-statutory law, Statutory law, Oral law , Oral tradition , Precedent, Legal case, Threat, Promotion, Debate; Issue (debate), Attac (organization), Tobin tax, Penalty (100), James Tobin, Bretton Woods system, Antiglobalization, Theodoric the Great, Natural environment, Natural capital, Prevention, Lawn, Sod, Means of production, Ecosystem services, Biodiversity, Jurisdiction, Natural disaster, Landslide, Harm, Debris; Waste heat; Vulnerability; Saturation; Water content; Soil moisture, Harold Harefoot, Harthacanute, Interregnum (disambiguation), Interregnum, English Interregnum, English Restoration, Commonwealth of England, Declaration, Declaration of independence, Declaration of war, The Protectorate, Rump Parliament, Norman conquest of England, Anglo-Saxons, Raid, Barbarian, Pejorative, Contempt, Content, Parliament of England; Settlement; Human migration; Advice, Advice (constitutional) , Council, European Parliament; Council of the European Union, European Commission (150); Ice age, Saxons, Heterotroph, Substrate, Diagram, Jutes, Angles, Angeln, Prehistoric Britain, Domesday Book, Pallavas, Pandya; Chera dynasty, Chola dynasty, Monument; Assimilation; Assimilation (biology); Integration; Cultural assimilation; Armorica, Gaul, Danelaw, Jorvik, Mutton, William Pitt the Younger, Duchy, Anglo-Norman language, Langue d'oïl, Descendant, Gallo-Romance languages, Capital accumulation, Investment, Battle of Bannockburn, Wars of the Roses, Battle of Bosworth Field, Angevin, House of Plantagenet, Count, John Foxe, Evangelicalism, Fellow, Magdalen College School, Oxford, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire, Angevin Empire, Pyrenees, Ural Mountains, Steppe, Plain, East Anglia, Flagellum, History of slave trade, Elizabethan Religious Settlement, Nobility, Statistical survey, Social sciences, Arts, Humanities, John Hawkins, Merchant, Warranty, Constituent, Constituency, Cohesion, Local government, Stain, Ferrous (220), Mechanician, Ductility, Fracture, Stress (physics), Shear stress, Tensile stress, Tension (mechanics), Compressive stress, Physical compression, Strength of materials, Compression, Flow, Deformation, Inorganic compound, Applied mechanics, Mechanics, Macroscopic, Naked eye, Order of magnitude, Rotation, Moment (physics), Tensile strength, Third Servile War, Vibrating string, Angular momentum, Ceramic, Porcelain, Kaolinite, Kiln, Oxide, (250) Roman Servile Wars, Plutarch, Marcus Licinius Crassus, Pompey, Gear, Gear (disambiguation), Gear shift, Wristwatch, Italia (Roman province), Ramp, Shift, Shift key, Manufacturing, Tile, Girth, Circumference, Girth (tack), Plane (tool), Lumber, Spindle, Spike, Whorl, Spindle (textiles), Whorl (spindel), Flywheel, Axle, Transmission (mechanics), Hydraulic, Drawing (manufacturing), Finished goods (280), Battle of Worcester, Destruction, Destruction (disambiguation), Ornamental, Good (economics), Crane (machine), Presentation, Keynote (software), Growth-share matrix, Microsoft PowerPoint, Presentation software, First War of Scottish Independence, John of Scotland, Wars of Scottish Independence, Coronation, Sheave (mechanical), Second War of Scottish Independence, Ungulate, Ajaccio, Prefectures in France (300), Autotroph, Hundred Years War, Project, SWOT Analysis, Slideshow, Slide, Slide projector, Video projector, Steve Jobs, Pope Boniface VIII (310), Signal, Scone, Perth and Kinross, Perth and Kinross, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Signal (electrical engineering), Ecosystem valuation, Commodity, Commodity markets, Political economy, Resilience, St Andrews, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, West Midlands (county), Conurbation, Dunkirk, Metamorphosis, Small White, Camouflage, Tilia, Groove (joinery), Wood grain, Joinery, Woodworking joints, Suspension bridge, Pedestrian, Inca rope bridge, Inca Empire, Pre-Columbian, Military camouflage, Herd, Derbyshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Pennines, Lake District, Yorkshire and the Humber, Westmorland, Historic counties of England, Ceremonial counties of England, Counties of England, Lord Lieutenant, Hydrogen sulfide, Feudalism, Silicon Valley, Signal (biology), Electrophysiology, Ion channel, River Hull, Hull, Hull (watercraft), Buoyancy, Nastika, West Midlands (region), Midlands, Midlands (disambiguation) (370), Signal (electrical engineering), Ecosystem valuation, Commodity, Commodity markets, Political economy, Resilience, St Andrews, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, West Midlands (county), Conurbation, Dunkirk, Metamorphosis, Small White, Camouflage, Tilia, Groove (joinery), Wood grain, Joinery (390), Woodworking joints, Suspension bridge, Pedestrian, Inca rope bridge, Inca Empire, Pre-Columbian, Military camouflage, Herd, Derbyshire, West Yorkshire (400), South Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Pennines, Lake District, Yorkshire and the Humber, Westmorland, Historic counties of England, Ceremonial counties of England, Counties of England, Lord Lieutenant (410), Hydrogen sulfide, Feudalism, Silicon Valley, Signal (biology), Electrophysiology, Ion channel, River Hull, Hull, Hull (watercraft), Buoyancy, Nastika, West Midlands (region), Midlands, Metropolitan county, Unitary authority, Administrative division, County council, East Midlands, Greater Nottingham, Nottingham, Pegnitz River, South West England, South East England, North East England, Sussex, Kingdom of Sussex, Trail, Ditch, Joiner, Military engineer, Secretary of State, Official, Function, Elasticity, Cotswolds, Atahualpa, Shire, Regnitz, Firearm, Black powder, Annals, Cicero, Fertile crescent, Crescent, Levant, Jordan River,(456)
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[edit] Marriages
Henry's wife Bertha died on December 27, 1087. She was also buried at the Speyer Cathedral. Their children were:
- Agnes of Germany (born 1072), married Frederick I von Staufen, Duke of Swabia.
- Conrad (February 12 1074-July 27 1101)
- Adelaide, died in infancy
- Henry, died in infancy
- Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor