| Husband: | Immed IV (950-955) | |
| Wife: | Adela of HAMALAND (955-1021) | |
| Children: | Emma (c. 978-1038) | |
| Thierry HAMALAND (c. 980- ) | ||
| Workmein (c. 980- ) | ||
| Azela (c. 980- ) | ||
| Glismod (c. 982- ) | ||
| Name: | Immed IV | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 0950 | |
| Death | 0955 (age 4-5) | |
| Name: | Adela of HAMALAND | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 0955 | |
| Death | 1021 (age 65-66) | Cologne, Germany |
| Name: | Emma | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | Liutger (c. 951-1011) | |
| Birth | 0978 (est) | |
| Death | 3 Dec 1038 (age 59-60) | |
| Burial | Bremen Cathedral | |
| Name: | Thierry HAMALAND | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 0980 (est) | |
| Name: | Workmein | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 0980 (est) | |
| Name: | Azela | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 0980 (est) | |
| Name: | Glismod | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 0982 (est) | |
IMMED Hamaland IV (also known as IMMED of Cleves) (ca. 950 - around 995 ) was the first husband after his death became well known Adela of Hamaland .
Little is known about him. Others say he is the eldest son of Count III IMMED (deceased in 953) of the sex of the IMMED and his wife Gisela (Keila).
The vita Meinwerci he is digging out Renkum and noble from the diocese of Utrecht mentioned. [1]
[ edit ] Spouses and Children
From his marriage with Adela of Hamaland came forth the following children:
Thierry Hamaland
Work mein , Bishop of Paderborn, born before 979
Azela, canoe nikes to Elten
Glismod , wife of Adalbert of Austria
Emma , married to the Count Liudger Bill Unger († 1011) and known as the benefactor of the church in Breme
Adela of Hamaland (c. 955; † 1021-1028 in Cologne ) was a Countess of Drenthe .
She was the younger daughter of Count Wichmann of Hamaland and Luitgard. Her father founded the pen Elten , the first abbess of her older sister was Luitgard. After the death of her father she called 973 to repay a portion of the donated possessions, because the donation had been made without their consent, as his heir. You on the basis that the Lex Saxonum . Between two sisters developed into a heated argument. Otto II attempted to mediate, but could not prevent the conflict escalated. Luitgard could burn down the castle of her sister during their absence. She died a little later from poisoning. Adela has been suggested as an instigator. Otto III. 996 finally ended the dispute. The pin remained, but Adela received back part of their heritage.
In his first marriage with Adela was the Immedinger Count Immed IV married. From this connection came from five children, including Emma by Lesum and my work , later bishop of Paderborn . His second wife Adela lived with Balderich of Drenthe , with whom she the pen Zyfflich founded. The power and greed led the couple after the end of the protracted territorial conflicts in inheritance disputes to Hamaland . In the murder of her son Dietrich in 1014 she was allegedly involved. 1016, the couple left the Count Wichmann of Vreden from the family of Bill Unger murder in order to seize his property. Whose relatives besieged and then destroyed the castle Upladen . Balderich still managed to escape first, but in 1017 was captured for a short time. The following year he was sentenced as a murderer and Wichmann's lost all the titles and estates. Adela fled after the destruction of Castle Upladen to Cologne, where she died several years later.
Her body was interred in the cathedral. According to legend, he later said to have been dug up and thrown into the Rhine, is a threat, supposedly averted by Adela made storm.