Kunigunde is a name of German origin, often associated with historical figures and saints. One notable person is Saint Kunigunde, a 10th-century queen and the wife of Henry II of Germany. She is venerated in the Catholic Church and is known for her piety and charitable works. The name Kunigunde has also been used in various cultural contexts, including literature and music. It appears in operas and plays, reflecting themes of nobility and virtue. The name remains popular in some regions, often symbolizing strength and compassion.