Leopold

Leopold is a given name from Austrian origin. Leopold originates from the German name Liutbald. "Liut" means "people" in old High German, and "bald" means "bold" or "brave".

Contents 1 Kings of the Belgians 2 Austria 2.1 Margraves of Austria from the Babenberg dynasty 2.2 Dukes of Austria from the Babenberg dynasty 2.3 Dukes from the Habsburg dynasty 2.4 Holy Roman Emperors from the Habsburg dynasty (who were also Archdukes of Austria) 2.5 Styria 3 Towns 4 Other

Kings of the Belgians

• Léopold I of Belgium -- (1790-1865)
• Léopold II of Belgium -- (1865-1909)
• Léopold III of Belgium -- (1901-1983)

Austria

Margraves of Austria from the Babenberg dynasty

• Leopold I of Austria -- (976-994)
• Leopold II of Austria -- (1075-1095)
• Leopold III of Austria (Saint Leopold) -- (1095-1136)
• Leopold IV -- (1136-1141) (Duke of Bavaria, 1139-1141)

Dukes of Austria from the Babenberg dynasty

• Leopold V -- (1177-1194)
• Leopold VI -- (1198-1230)

Dukes from the Habsburg dynasty

• Leopold I -- (1308-1326)
• Leopold II
• Leopold III (1365-1386)
• Leopold IV (1386-1411)
• Leopold V (1586-1632), regent of the Tyrol and Further Austria

Holy Roman Emperors from the Habsburg dynasty (who were also Archdukes of Austria)

• Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor -- (1640 - 1705)
• Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor -- (1747 - 1792)

Also see List of rulers of Austria

Styria

• Leopold the Strong (from the dynasty of the Otakars), Margrave of Styria from 1122 to 1129

Towns

• Leopold, Indiana is a small unincorporated town in Perry County, Indiana, USA.
• Leopold, Victoria is a suburb of Geelong, Australia.

Other

• Leopold is the name of the half human half artificial construct featured in the comic book series, Leopold and Brink

• Leopold was the name given to a heavy railway gun used by Germany through World War II

• Leopold is the first name of the character Butters from South Park.

• Leopold is the intimidating character at Springfield Elementary School from The Simpsons