Saint Liutberga was a ninth-century nun and abbess from Saxony who became a respected figure within the Carolingian Empire. Originally from Salzburg, she served as a trusted assistant to Gisla, the widow of Count Hesse, traveling extensively while managing various estates. Known for her intelligence and diligence, she balanced administrative duties with deep piety, eventually retiring to the convent at Windenhausen. Her life serves as a historical example of female religious leadership and domestic expertise during the Ottonian era.