Adolf II of Dassel

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Adolf II von Dassel (* 1210 , † 1257 ) was the head of the family together with his cousin Ludolf IV von Dassel . Like his father Ludolf II von Dassel , he concentrated the property on the Solling and the Reinhardswald . He sold free float, including Eisborn and Kirchlinde , the latter property with confirmation by Heinrich I of Cologne to the Katharinenkloster Dortmund . The attempt to form a sovereign rule around Nienover came too late and he could not prevail against the re- strengthened Guelphs in the long run. He probably acquired the castles and counties of Meiser- Schartenberg and Schöneberg .

He was probably married to Ermentrud von Eppstein. Ermentrud was probably the sister of the Archbishop of Mainz Siegfried III. Because of this relationship, Mainz did not support the efforts of the Lippoldsberg monastery to achieve independence from the Dassel bailiffs in the 13th century.

progeny

  • Adolf V.
  • Adolf VI.
  • Ermentrud ∞ Konrad III. from Everstein
  • Gertrud
  • Hartmann
  • Heidenreich
  • Hermann
  • Ludolf VI. ∞ Regelind from Brakel
  • Reinold IV.
  • Sophia

literature

  • Nathalie Kruppa: The Counts of Dassel 1097-1337 / 38. Family, property and regesta. (Publications by the Institute for Historical Research at the University of Göttingen 42). Publishing house for regional history, Bielefeld 2002, ISBN 3-89534-392-7 . Dissertation at the University of Göttingen, 2000.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dortmund document book 1881 p. 25
personal data
SURNAME Dassel, Adolf II of
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German count
DATE OF BIRTH 1210
DATE OF DEATH 1257