Andreas II. Thanrädl

Andreas II. Freiherr von Thanrädl (also Thannrädel, Thonrädl, Thonradl, Donradl) (* 1572 ; † before February 16, 1625 Leipzig ) was an evangelical decree of the Lower Austrian estates and was declared eight on September 2, 1620 .

His father was Baltasar Christoph I. Freiherr von Thanrädl (1535–1600), Lord of Thernberg , Rechberg and Ebergassing , Ober- and Unter-Landmarschallamt, 1595 Hofkammerrat and Oberstsilberkämmerer, his mother was Afra von Teufel († 1594). Andreas Freiherr von Thanrädl was the spokesman for the evangelical nobles at the audience with Emperor Matthias in 1618 . During the "storm petition" on June 5, 1619, he is said to have attacked Archduke Ferdinand on his doublet and yelled: "Nandl, want to sign!". On September 2, 1620, Andreas was declared eight and the lords of Ebergassing, Wienerherberg and a house in Vienna are confiscated as dilapidated estates .

In 1598 Andreas married Maria Magdalena (* around 1575, † 1598), daughter of Heinrich Hermann Schutzbar called Milchling auf Burgmilchling , and in 1599 Agnes (* around 1580, † 1643), daughter of the imperial court chamber councilor Johann Heinrich von Könneritz .

literature

• Constantin von Wurzbach : Habsburg, Ferdinand II . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 6th part. Kaiserlich-Königliche Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1860, p. 184 ( digitized version ).
• Karl Graf Kuefstein: Studies on family history , 3rd part, 17th century, Vienna Leipzig 1915, p. 302
• Karl Gutkas : History of Lower Austria , 1984, p. 131f link

See also

• List of the Land Marshals and Governors of Lower Austria

Individual evidence

1. ↑ buried on February 16, 1625 in the Paulinerkirche, according to the Archives for Saxon History, Volume 5 1866/67 , p. 196 digitized
2. ^ Watercolor by Edward von Steinle in the ÖNB
3. ^ " The speaking crucifix " on sagas from Vienna