What is another word for Otho I?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒθə͡ʊ ˈa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Otho I, also known as Otto I, was a medieval German king who ruled from 936 to 973. He was the son of Henry the Fowler and succeeded his father as the ruler of the East Frankish Kingdom. Throughout his reign, Otto I was known for his military campaigns against the Magyars and the Slavs, which led to the conquest of territories in Eastern Europe. Synonyms for Otto I may include King Otho, Emperor Otto, or Otto the Great. He is also sometimes referred to by his Latin name, Otto Magnus, which means "Otto the Great". Regardless of the synonym used, Otto I remains a significant figure in European history, known for his role in consolidating the Holy Roman Empire.
