Region: Western Europe · Coordinates: 49.971, 8.059 · 5 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 788 | Royal Frankish Annals | At the Ingelheim assembly, the Bavarians accuse Tassilo of treason for having brought in the Huns at his wife's urging; he is unanimously sentenced to death, but the king commutes it to monastic life out of mercy. His son Theodo is also shaved, and the Bavarians involved are exiled |
| AD 819 | Royal Frankish Annals | At the July assembly at Ingelheim the emperor sends the Italian army to Pannonia because of the rebellion of Riudewit, duke of Lower Pannonia, but they return without success. Riudewit, when his conditions as envoy are refused, incites neighboring tribes and prepares for war |
| AD 826 | Royal Frankish Annals | In mid-May the emperor leaves Aachen, and in early June holds an assembly at Ingelheim, where he receives envoys of the papal curia: Bishop Leo, Theophylactus, Dominicus, abbot of Mount Olivet, and the envoys of the sons of Godofrid of Denmark and of the Abodrite chiefs |
| AD 826 | Royal Frankish Annals | At the mid-October assembly of Ingelheim, Ceadragus and Tunglo are interrogated. Tunglo, after giving a son as hostage, is sent home; Ceadragus is kept back and, after asking the will of the Abodrite people and taking hostages, is restored |
| AD 828 | Royal Frankish Annals | In June the emperor comes to the palace at Ingelheim, holds the assembly for several days, and deliberates on sending his two sons Lothair and Pippin with the army to the Spanish frontier |