Mediaeval German ruler, the son of Frederick II. As Konrad III he became Duke of Swabia (1235) and was elected Roman King (1237). After the ban on his father (1245), he was greatly troubled by various anti-kings.
The name Conrad can refer to many different people, including:
Royalty
Conrad I of Germany Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor Conrad III of Germany Conrad IV of Germany Conrad V of Germany Conrad I, Duke of Bavaria Conrad II, Duke of Bavaria Conrad of Burgundy
Conrad I, Duke of Carinthia Conrad II, Duke of Carinthia Conrad of Gelnhausen Conrad of Italy Conrad of Marburg Conrad of Masovia Conrad of Montferrat Conrad I, Burgrave of Nuremberg Conrad I von
Rabbs Conrad II von Rabbs Conrad of Piacenza Conrad I, Duke of Swabia Conrad II, Duke of Swabia Conrad, Bishop of Utrecht Conrad I, Count of Württemberg Conrad II, Count of Württemberg
Surnames
Conrad III aka C-Note self proclaimed Genius. Adrian Conrad, fictional character from
Stargate SG-1 Brian Conrad, mathematician Charles Magill Conrad, American politician Con Conrad,
American songwriter Clyde Lee Conrad, American spy David Conrad, American actor Dr. Frank Conrad, radio broadcasting pioneer Conrad von Hötzendorf, commonly referred to as Conrad or Conrad von
Hötzendorf Holmes Conrad, American jurist Jimmy Conrad, American soccer player Joseph Conrad, novelist Kent Conrad, US senator Kimberley Conrad, American model Lawrence Conrad, British historian
Leon Conrad, British embroidery designer Michael Conrad, American actor Norman Conrad, Canadian lawyer and politician Charles 'Pete' Conrad, American astronaut Robert Conrad, American director
and actor Roy Conrad, actor Thomas Conrad von Baldenstein, Swiss naturalist Timothy Abbott Conrad, American scientist Tony Conrad, American artist and film-maker William Conrad, American actor
other Conrad, Iowa Conrad, Montana Conrad Hotels Conrad Editora, Brazilian publisher Conrad (comic), comic strip Conrad Gasalao, equipment maintenance, Analog Devices Inc.
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