Adalbert II (Teck)

Adalbert II von Teck , († between 1215 and 1219), was the son of Adalbert I von Teck and his wife Adelheid (of unknown origin). He belonged to the Zähringen branch of the Dukes of Teck .

Life

Mention of a Duke Adalbert von Teck on June 20, 1192 in Schwäbisch Gmünd , on June 4th / 10th. December 1193 in Gelnhausen and on December 12, 1193 in Frankfurt at the court of Heinrich VI. and further documented mentions by Count Egino IV of Urach († 1230) around 1190 for the Bebenhausen monastery and by the Bishop of Constance Diethelm von Krenkingen in 1192 could refer to Adalbert II, but also to his father Adalbert I.

Around 1215 Adalbert II sold the properties in Breisgau and Ortenau to the Staufer King Friedrich II (1194–1250). Further mentions by the Reichenau abbot Heinrich refer to the fiefdoms of Adalbert II. Von Teck in Dornsberg im Hegau and in Schienen (today the municipality of Öhningen ) and to the bailiwick of the Reichenau monastery estates in Rickelshausen (today the municipality of Böhringen near Radolfzell on Lake Constance ).

Marriage and offspring

There is no documentary evidence of his wife's name.

• Konrad I († 1244/49), Duke of Teck
• Berthold I von Teck (around 1200–1244), Bishop of Strasbourg
• Heinrich († 1215/1225), Canon in Würzburg

see also: Tribe list of the dukes of Teck

literature

• Götz, Rolf: The Dukes of Teck, published by the Kirchheim unter Teck town archive, Kirchheim unter Teck 2009, ISBN 978-3-925589-49-2
• Götz, Rolf: Paths and wrong ways of early historiography, edited by Sönke Lorenz, Volker Schäfer and Wilfried Setzler in the context of the Tübingen building blocks for regional history, Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5508-1
• Weller, Tobias: The marriage policy of the German high nobility in the 12th century, Cologne, Böhlau Verlag, 2004, ISBN 3-412-11104-X

predecessor	Office	successor
Adalbert I.	Duke of Teck around 1195–1215 / 19	Konrad I.