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Unruochings
The Unruochings were a Frankish noble family named after its early member Unruoch. Eberhard, who married Louis the Pious's daughter Gisela, held the March of Friuli from about 846 and owned a notable library. His son Berengar I became King of Italy in 888 and emperor in 915, the family's highest position.
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