A Germanic given name, historically borne by several European nobility and historical figures, meaning 'bold counselor' or 'brave ruler.'
From Old German 'Kunrat,' composed of 'kun' (noble, wise) and 'rat' (counsel, advice); the name was particularly common among Holy Roman Emperors and Germanic nobility.
Conrad (spelled various ways including Conred) was the name of four Holy Roman Emperors, which made it one of the most powerful names in medieval Europe—if you were named Conrad, people expected greatness from you!
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