Osburga=Ethelwolf, King of Wessex (1)[7]=Judith d. of Emperor Charles the Bald=(3) =Baldwin I.= (Bras de Fer) | _d._ 856 | _d._ 879 +--------+---------------+ | Alfred the Great Ethelbald of Wessex (2)=Judith d. of Emperor | |_d._ 901 _d._ 860 Charles the Bald | +----------------------+-------------------------+ +-----------------------+-----------+ Edward Alfrida==Baldwin II.= (Calvus) Rodulph, Count of Cambrai _d._ 924 | _d._ 918 | Edred =Arnulph I.= (the Great) = Adela of Baldwin Baldzo, Regent _d._ 955 _d._ 964 | Vermandois of Flanders during minority | of Arnulph II. | =Baldwin III.= (reigned during = Matilda of Burgundy the life of his father from | 957 to 961) _d._ 961 | +----------------------------------------+ =Arnulph II.==Susanna _d._ 988 | of Italy =Baldwin IV.= (Longbeard)=Eleanor of Normandy _d._ 1036 | =Baldwin V.= (of Lille)=Ethel of France _d._ 1067 to death by his own knights as they were pressing on to victory), the rights of the Karls of Flanders were once more called in question. His son and successor, Baldwin Hapkin, a youth of eighteen years, was entirely under the influence of the stern preceptor, whose iron will had trained him, his father's nephew, Charles of Denmark. In this man's veins flowed the blood of Canute the Great; the violence and the virtues of that redoubtable monarch were all his. Added to this, his whole being was tinged by the ghastly tragedy which had deprived him of a royal heritage and driven his trembling mother to flee with her infant boy to Bruges.