Albert I. von Bogen

Albert I. zu Pernegg, also known as Adalbert I. the Characterless († July 27, 1100 ) was a count of Bogen and Windberg.
He was the son and heir of Margrave Ernst the Brave of Austria (* around 1027 - 10 June 1075) and his wife Adelheid von Wettin († 1071).

In 1082 Albert I took part in the Battle of Mailberg .

In later times he was assumed to have been an evil lecher, for example in the Austrian Chronicle of 95 Dominions , a work that was written more than 300 years after his death. Among other things, according to this chronicle, he is said to have violated his sister-in-law Ida .

Marriage and offspring

Albert I was married to Liutgard von Diessen, heiress of the Windberg area , daughter of the Regensburg Cathedral Bailiff Friedrich II.

Children:

• Berthold I. Count von Bogen († June 21, 1141)
• Albert II , Count von Bogen († January 13, 1146), 1. ∞ NN; 2. ∞ Hedwig von Windberg (* around 1090 † December 1, 1162) from the House of Weimar-Orlamünde .
• Liutgard von Bogen († August 23, 1156), ∞ Bretislav II. Duke of Bohemia (* around 1060 † December 22, 1100)

Web links

• Manfred Hiebl: Adalbert I. In: Counts of arches. Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 
• Manfred Hiebl: Friedrich I. In: Domvogt of Regensburg. Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 

predecessor	Office	successor
Margrave Ernst the Brave of Austria	Count of Bogen 1075–1100	Albert II