Commentary
Cawley: "Baumgarten states that the wife of Markgraf Bernhard was --- Vladimirovna, illegitimate daughter of Vladimir Sviatoslavich "Velikiy/the Great" Grand Prince of Kiev & his mistress ---. He cites a single German secondary source, dated to 1722, but this in fact makes no mention of Bernhard´s wife. The authority for his statement is therefore unknown and it is preferable to assume that it is incorrect until further information comes to light. If Baumgarten is correct, this person could have been the unknown second wife/mistress of Bernhard who is described as “Slavia” by Lambert von Hersfeld. As the birth of Bernhard´s son by his second wife/mistress can be dated to [1040], this daughter would have been one of the youngest children of Vladimir (who died in 1015) if this is the correct parentage for Bernhard´s wife/mistress."
Family
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FatherDietrich, Markgraf der Nordmark (e937-985) [S3166]
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Child +Konrad von Haldensleben, Graf von Haldensleben (e1007-) [S3166]
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Attributes
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GenderMale
NameBernhard Markgraf der Nordmark [S3166]
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FatherDietrich, Markgraf der Nordmark (e937-985) [S3166]
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Possible daughterOthelindis (e987-1044) [S3166]
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Timeline
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Birthest 978 (971-985)
 
Title1009Markgraf der Nordmark [S3166]
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Death 1044 - 1051 [S3166]
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Sources
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[S3166] Cawley, Charles, "Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Brandenburg)" (v4.3 Updated 26 July 2022) (https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/BRANDENBURG, PRUSSIA.htm).