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Heinrich VII (meninggal 16 Oktober 1047) merupakan Comte Luksemburg (sebagai Heinrich II) dari tahun 1026 dan Adipati Bayern dari tahun 1042 sampai kematiannya. Ia adalah putra Friedrich, Comte Moselgau, dan diduga juga Ermentrude dari Gleiberg.


Pada tahun 1026, ia menjadi ahli waris Luksemburg dari pamandanya Heinrich V dari Bayern. Hal ini termasuk tanggung jawab atas Biara St. Maximin di Trier dan Saint-Willibrord di Echternach. Pada tahun 1042, ia diberikan Bayern oleh Heinrich III, Kaisar Romawi Suci, yang hingga kini memegangnya, namun yang memerlukan adipati yang tinggal disana untuk menghadapi serangan Aba Sámuel, Raja Hongaria.


Ia tidak pernah menikah. Saudaranya Giselbert menggantikannya di Luksemburg, dan Bayern dikembalikan ke kaisar, yang meneyrahkannya kepada Kuno.









Heinrich VII dari Bayern

Wangsa Luksemburg

Meninggal: 1047
Didahului oleh:
Heinrich VI

Adipati Bayern
1042–1047
Diteruskan oleh:
Kuno
Didahului oleh:
Heinrich I

Provinsi Luksemburg

sebagai Heinrich II
1026–1047


Diteruskan oleh:
Giselbert



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