Adelaide of Savoy was a noblewoman born in 1092, known for her marriage to King Henry IV of Germany. She was the daughter of Count Amadeus II of Savoy and Margaret of Geneva. Her marriage to Henry IV in 1114 helped strengthen political alliances in Europe during a time of significant conflict and power struggles. Adelaide became the Queen Consort of Germany and was involved in various political matters of her time. She had several children, including Conrad III of Germany, who later became king. Adelaide's life reflects the complexities of medieval European politics and the role of women in royal families.