Henricus qui Leo dictus est (natus anno 1129; die 6 Augusti 1195 mortuus), filius Henrici X Bavariae, fuit dux Saxoniae, tertius huius nominis, Bavariae, duodecimus huius nominis, et Brunsvicensis. Uxores duas duxit, scilicet Clementiam et Mathildem (regis Anglici Henrici filiam). Anno 1172 peregrinus ad Terram Sanctam pervenit.
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Patronus fuit letteratorum, inter quos Eilharti de Oberg qui Theodisce carmen Tristrant composuit de vita Tristani.
Bibliographia
- Benjamin Arnold, "Henry the Lion and His Time" in Journal of Medieval History vol. 22 (1996) pp. 379–393
- J. Fried, O. G. Oexle, edd., Heinrich der Löwe: Herrschaft und Repräsentation. Ostfildern, 2003
- E. Joranson, "The Palestine Pilgrimage of Henry the Lion" in J. L. Cate, E. N. Anderson, edd., Medieval and Historiographical Essays in Honour of J. W. Thompson (Chicagi, 1938) pp. 146-225
- Karl Jordan, Heinrich der Löwe: eine Biographie. 4a ed. Monaci: Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verlag, 1996. ISBN 3-423-04601-5
- Leila Werthschulte, Heinrich der Löwe in Geschichte und Sage. Heidelbergae: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2007
Nexus externi
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Henricum Brunsvicensem spectant. |
- "Heinrich" e Medieval Lands (situs a Carolo Cawley elaboratus apud FMG)
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