Bernhard von Stübing

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Bernhard von Stübing (first documented about 1120–1125; †  1152 ), also Bero or Benno , was a noble nobleman , grandson of Aribo II , owner of the Grazer Boden in the middle of the 12th century and the first known owner of Stübing Castle . He is also considered the builder of the Herrschaftsburg on the Grazer Schloßberg and the founder of the first Grazer Markt ("First Sack", Sackstrasse) and, very likely, the namesake of Berndorf (now incorporated into Hausmannstätten ). He was the father of Konrad von Feistritz and Adalram, who were beheaded on August 3, 1151 for alleged high treason. The youngest brother of the executed, Ulrich von Graz , entered the Seckau monastery . Its possession Graz was about 1156 by Margrave Ottokar III. moved in.

Mention of Bernhard von Stübing in a list of witnesses dedicated to the Rein monastery in 1140

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Journal of the Historisches Verein für Steiermark, Graz 2004.
  2. ^ Fritz Posch: The settlement of the Grazer Boden and the foundation and earliest development of Graz in 850 years Graz , Styria, Graz 1978
  3. ^ Anna Maria Drabek, Georg Sommer: Austria in the High Middle Ages: (907 to 1246); Published by Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1991. ISBN 3-7001-1861-9
  4. ^ Austria in history and literature; published by Institut für Österreichkunde, 1997. ISBN 3-215-12465-3
personal data
SURNAME Stübing, Bernhard von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stübing, Benno; Stübing, Beno; Stübing, Bero
BRIEF DESCRIPTION High free
DATE OF BIRTH 11th century or 12th century
DATE OF DEATH 1152