Arnold von Hochstaden

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Arnold von Hochstaden (partly also von Honstaden ) (* before 1240 , † after 1254 ) was burgrave and marshal of Westphalia .

Life

Hochstaden was not related to Archbishop Konrad von Hochstaden . Rather, he was burgrave of Hochsteden Castle, which had come into the possession of the archbishop in 1246.

In the service of the Archbishop he was temporarily as Marshal of Westphalia the secular representative of Konrad von Hochstaden in the Duchy of Westphalia . Hallenberg owed Arnold von Hochstaden the town charter after 1240. He granted the town of Winterberg town charter in 1250 and had the settlement fortified.

In 1254 Konrad von Hochstaden gave Arnold the Inveldt castle loan in pledge possession.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Document printed in TJ Lacomblet: Document book for the history of the Lower Rhine. 1843, No. 413 digitized

literature

  • Johann Suibert Seibertz : State and legal history of the Duchy of Westphalia: Part 3 - The times of prosperity and strength of the German Empire. 2 (912-1272). Arnsberg, 1864, p. 155 digitized
  • Johann Suibert Seibertz: "The Landmarschalle Westfalens." In: General archive for the history of the Prussian state 1835. P. 67 digitized
personal data
SURNAME Hochstaden, Arnold von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Burgrave and Marshal of Westphalia
DATE OF BIRTH before 1240
DATE OF DEATH after 1254