However, Craft, a very wealthy person, refused because he was afraid that he would attract Viking raids.
[2] At first his relations with the Vikings were peaceful, but eventually Utrecht was threatened by the Vikings, which caused the bishop and the entire clergy of Utrecht to flee to Sint Odiliënberg, near Roermond.
Hunger seems to have been a godly man who, unlike his predecessors, did not engage in nepotism.
In the case of the childless marriage between Lothair II and his wife Teutberga, he defended the sanctity of their marriage on biblical and theological grounds, but to secure his succession, Lothair II repudiated his wife and married Waldrada, with whom he had a son.
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