Conrad of Burgundy is PPP. Should not his last name be Welf?

Question

Conrad "le Pacifique", King of Burgundy, is a member of the Elder House of Welf, or Rodolphins. He has a pending merge, is project protected and his LNAB is currently the awfully ambiguous "Bourgogne" which is a territory name that can be associated, over time, with at least five or six different dynasties. Should not his LNAB be changed to Welf (unless Rodolphins is thought preferrable), before the merge?

Another issue with the profile is the first wife, Adelaide "Bellay". The name Bellay is given to her by Wikipedia (English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_I_of_Burgundy) but elsewhere her family appears to be unknown, including on Medlands (http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/BURGUNDY%20KINGS.htm#ConradIBurgundydied993B)

Answer 1

Love the source 'Courtesy of fantastically full family tree ' on the Of_Germany-41 profile!!  lol

Comments

Oh sure! I had a chuckle when I first saw it too.

Answer 2

That merge should not happen since Of_Germany-41 is a different person: He is Konrad I, from the family of Konradiner, the first non-Carolingian to rule East Francia.

Comments

Oh yes, right. It's likely he has another duplicate though.

Thanks, Helmut.

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Most likely so.

Addendum: Didn't find him yet, just his family under LNAB Lahngau, crying out for a major clean-up. But what medieval family does not?

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Here's the duplicate:

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Thuringia-93

(Thuringia doesn't sound right either!)

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Yep, that's him and no idea where in the world Thuringia is coming from.

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Here is a genealogy based on Europäische Stammtafeln: Stammliste der Konradiner