Sigiprand, King of the Lombards - Fixing

Only his relationships are locked. What sources are you using that I can cite to add?

Hang on, I've found it:

1. ANSPRAND, son of --- (-712, bur Basilica of Hadrian). King Cunincpert appointed him guardian for his son when the latter succeeded in 700 as king of the Lombards[517]. Ansprand fled after the battle at which Liutprand's forces were finally defeated by King Aripert II, first to the island of Commacina, then to Clavenna and later to Bavaria where he took refuge with Theutpert dux of Bavaria, remaining there for nine years[518]. Paulus Diaconus records that Ansprand invaded Italy (after ten years exile in Bavaria) with Duke Theutpert, deposed King Aribert and succeeded as ANSPRAND King of the Lombards, although he died three months later[519]. A later manuscript of the Origo Gentis Langobardorum names "Asprand" when recording that he succeeded "Aripert" and ruled for three years[520]. m THEODORADA, daughter of --- (-after 702). Paulus Diaconus records that Theodorada wife of King Ansprand had her nose and ears cut by King Aripert II after boasting that she would some day become queen of the Lombards[521]. King Ansprand & his wife had [four] children:

a) SIGIPRAND (-[702/05]). Paulus Diaconus names "Sigiprandum, Ansprandi filium" when recording that he was blinded with "omnesque qui ei consanguinitate" by King Aripert II while his father was in exile in Bavaria[522].

b) LIUTPRAND (-[late 743/early 744], bur Basilica of Hadrian). A later manuscript of the Origo Gentis Langobardorum names "Liudprand filius eius" when recording that he succeeded his father "Asprand" and ruled for 23 years[523]. Liutprand is named son of Ansprand in the Chronicle of Andreas Bergomatis[524]. He was not disfigured like his relations in 702 because he was "despicabilem personam et adhuc adulesentulum" and was later allowed to leave to join his father in Bavaria[525]. Paulus Diaconus records his accession in 712 as LIUTPRAND King of the Lombards after his father died[526]. He attacked Ravenna, destroyed Classe, and occupied the Byzantine forts of Bologna and Osimo in [727][527]. Paulus Diaconus records that King Liutprand died after reigning for 31 years and seven months, and was buried "in basilica beati Adriani martyris"[528]. m GUNTRUT of Bavaria, daughter of THEODEBERT [Theutpert] Duke of Bavaria & his wife Elinhast ---. Paulus Diaconus records the marriage of "Guntrut filiam Teutperti Baioariorum ducis" and "Liutprand rex"[529]. King Liutprand & his wife had one child:

i) daughter. Paulus Diaconus records that "Liutprand rex" & his wife had a single daughter[530].

c) [---. m ---.] Three nephews ["nepos"] of King Liutprand, maybe by different parents:

i) HILDEPRAND (-744). According to Paulus Diaconus, he was the nephew ["nepos"] of King Liutprand[531], although the source does not specify his parentage. He captured Ravenna with Peredeo, but was taken prisoner by imperial troops from Venetia while Peredeo was killed[532]. He was proclaimed HILDEPRAND King of the Lombards in 744 as his [uncle] lay dying, but was quickly replaced by Ratchis[533]. A later manuscript of the Origo Gentis Langobardorum names "Utprand" when recording that he succeeded "Liudprand" and ruled for eight months[534]. One of the continuators of Paulus Diaconus records that King Hildebrand reigned for 7 months[535].

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ii) AGIPRAND (-744). Paulus Diaconus records that Liutprand King of the Lombards installed "Agiprandum suum nepotem" as Duke of Spoleto[536], although the source does not specify his parentage. Dux of Clusium in 742, he was sent by King Liutprand to escort Pope Zacharias on his return from Interamna and restore to him certain cities which the Lombards had seized[537].

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iii) GREGORIUS (-742). Paulus Diaconus records that Liutprand King of the Lombards installed "suum nepotem Gregorium" as duke of Benevento after deposing Duke Gisulf[538]. "Gregorius" is named "nepos Lioprandi"[539], who installed him as GREGORIUS Duke of Benevento in [734/35] in place of Gisulf.

d) AURONA (-after 702). Paulus Diaconus records that "germana Liuprandi…Aurona" was disfigured by King Aripert II like her mother in 702[540]. m ---. The name of Aurona's husband is not known. Aurona & her husband had [two] children:

i) [AUFUSUS . Paulus Diaconus names "regis [Liutprand] nepotem…sororis eius filium, Aufusum" recording that he was inadvertently shot with an arrow by one of his attendants during a hunting expedition with his uncle in the wood of Urbs near Ticinum[541]. It is not certain that Aurona was his mother. However, no other sister of King Liutprand is referred to by name in the sources.]

ii) GUMPERGA . Paulus Diaconus names "Gumpergam…filia Auronæ, Liutprandi regis sororis" as wife of "Romoald dux Beneventi"[542]. m ([715]%29 as his first wife, ROMUALD II Duke of Benevento, son of GISULF Duke of Benevento & his wife ([690]-731).
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Great. Thanks for spotting.