Chrothais Carolingian was born 746 in Liege, Belgium to Pepin the Short (714-768) and Bertrada of Laon (720-783) .
Research Notes
Chrothais died young and was buried at Metz. "Rodthaid" is named daughter of King Pépin in the Pauli Gesta, when recording her place of burial. Paulus Diaconus wrote a poem in memory of "Rothaidis filiæ Pippini regis", which names "germanus…Karolus, Pippinus pater…Pippinus proavus…abavus Anschisa…[huius] pater…beatus Arnulfus".[1][2]
Siblings
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Charlemagne (747-814) | 2 April 747 Herstal, Belgium | 28 January 814 Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany | Himiltrude (c742-c780) Desiderata of the Lombards (c744-) Hildegard (758-783) Gersuinda (750-aft800) Madelgarde de Lommois (c760-) Fastrada of Ingelheim (765-794) Luitgard of Alamannia (c770-800) Regina (c780-) Ethelind (c780-) |
| Carloman (751-771) | 28 June 751 | 4 December 771 Samoussy | Gerberga of Pavia (c750-) |
| Gisela (757-810) | 757 | 810 | |
| Pepin (759-761) | 759 France | 761 France | |
| Chrothais (746-) | 746 Liege, Belgium | ||
| Adelais (c749-) | 749 Liege, Belgium | ||
| Berthe of the Franks | |||
| Rothaide | |||
References
- Chrothais - GENI
- History of the Carolingians - Medlands Project.