Tiberius Julius (Loegranes)
| Lineage | Volturi |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Tiberius Julius |
| Other last names | Loegranes |
| Other given names | Helias Lohengren |
| Parents
♂ w Tiberius Julius ? (Pharsanzes) d. 254 | |
Events
occupation: Munsalvashe Knight (Event May belong to another Lohengrin)
between 248 and 258 residence: Xantern and Cleves, Xantern (Syngetorn) (Swan tower lands)
259 residence: Corbanicium (Rome, Italy), the Foreign Country
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This Albanian prince was part of the Roman/Baiovarii forces stationed under General Synges in the region of Cleves known as Schwanenburg (Syngeborg) (a Roman fortress established in 54 BC by Julius Caesar) and may have been the inspiration for the ballad of Loehengrin as composed by Wolfram von Eschenbach (c. 1170 – c. 1220)
It is believed that the province of Juliers derives its name from either Julius Caesar who conquered here in 53 BCE or from the Dynasty which stemmed from the nephews of Tiberius Julius Synges who commanded Roman forces there in 230 CE.
Not to be confused with his descendant Gradlon ? (of Llandyfennics, Leodogrance, Ososimus)
- ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lohengrin - A highly mythologized text has emerged as a result of mythos engineering on the part of dark age bards and middle age chroniclers who have blended the stories of at least 4 persons to create the ballad of Lohengrin. Nevertheless some truth remains.
From grandparents to grandchildren
military service: Dux Clivius
residence: between 248 and 258, Colonia Trajana; Built a new fortification near Xanton on the Clivum and named it Syngetorn
title: between 258 and 276, Rex Bosporus
death: 276
