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I'm not actually sure whether that is Burchard I or Burchard II. Charles Matthews 14:38, 13 November 2007 (UTC)Reply
The son i definitely not no. 2, it must be no. 1. Look at the dates of birth of all the siblings! They belong to a previous generation. It is possible that no. 2 is a nephew to no. 1. (most probably a son to Heinrich I, Count of Pegnitz)
