Berthold
Berthold is a male first and family name .
origin
The name comes from ahd. "Based" (shiny) and "waltan" (rule).
distribution
Berthold was an often used first name of the dukes of Zähringen and is therefore widespread in southern Germany. In the 19th century it was revived by knight poetry and romantic literature. Nowadays the name is not chosen that often anymore.
Name days
- March 29th : Berthold of Calabria
- July 27th : Berthold von Garsten
- December 14th : Berthold von Regensburg
variants
- male: Barthold , Bertolt, Berthelt , Bertold , Bertholdt , Bert , Berti , Bertl , Berto , Berchtold , Tölke (Low German), Bertoldo
- Scandinavian : Bertel , Bertil
- female: Berta , Bertha
Name bearer
Ruler or first name
- Berthold (Bavaria) , Duke of Bavaria (938–947)
- Berthold (Ebrach) , Abbot of Ebrach (1252–1262)
- Berthold (Münster) († around 880), Bishop of Münster
- Berthold I (Abbot of St. Blasien) († 1141), from 1125 to 1141 abbot in the monastery of St. Blasien in the southern Black Forest
- Berthold I. (Breisgau) († 982), Count im Breisgau and Vogt of Basel
- Berthold I (Nidda) († 1162), Count of Nidda
- Berthold I (Zähringen) (around 1000-1078), Duke of Carinthia , Margrave of Verona
- Berthold I. (Ziegenhain) (around 1207 - 1258), Count of Ziegenhain and Nidda zu Ziegenhain
- Berthold I von Boblas († 1161), Bishop of Naumburg from 1154 to 1161
- Berthold I von Henneberg († 1312), bishop of Würzburg from 1267 to 1274 and auxiliary bishop in Mainz, attested from 1307 to 1312
- Berthold I of Schwarzenburg († before 1108), from 1048 to 1069 Vogt of Regensburg and St. Emmeram
- Berthold I von Teck († 1244), Bishop of Strasbourg
- Berthold II (Abbot of St. Blasien) († 1308), from 1294 to 1308 abbot in the monastery of St. Blasien in the southern Black Forest
- Berthold II. (Breisgau) († 1006), Count of Breisgau and from 991 of Thurgau
- Berthold II of Schwarzenburg near Rötz († 1147/48), Bavarian nobleman and participant in the second crusade
- Berthold II (Katzenelnbogen) († after 1217), German knight and participant in the fourth crusade
- Berthold II (Naumburg-Zeitz) († after September 1, 1219), bishop of Naumburg from 1186 to 1206
- Berthold II. (Nidda) († 1205 at the latest), Count of Nidda
- Berthold II. (Zähringen) (around 1050 - 1111), Duke of Swabia , Duke of Zähringen
- Berthold II von Sternberg († 1287), bishop of Würzburg from 1271 to 1287
- Berthold II von Völkershausen (around 1320 - 1387), abbot of the Imperial Abbey of Hersfeld
- Berthold III. (Zähringen) (around 1085 - 1122), Duke of Zähringen
- Berthold IV. (Zähringen) (around 1125 - 1186), Duke of Zähringen, Duke of Burgundy
- Berthold V. (Andechs) (around 1151 - 1188), Count of Andechs, Count of Diessen-Wolfratshausen, Margrave of Istria-Carniola, Duke of Merania
- Berthold V. (Zähringen) (around 1160 - 1218), Duke of Zähringen
- Berthold VI. (Andechs) († 1204), Count of Andechs
- Berthold VI. from Wintzingerode († 1326)
- Berthold VII. , Count of Henneberg-Schleußingen (1284–1340)
- Berthold XI. from Wintzingerode (1505–1575)
- Berthold von Bussnang († 1183), from 1174 to 1183 Bishop of Constance
- Berthold von Freydorf (1820–1878), Baden officer
- Berthold von Garsten (around 1090 - 1142), abbot of the Garsten monastery
- Berthold von Helfenstein († 1233), Bishop of Chur from 1228 until his death
- Berthold von Herbolzheim , medieval poet
- Berthold von Hohenburg (1215–1256 / 57), Margrave of Vohburg-Hohenburg
- Berthold of Calabria († around 1195)
- Berthold von Moosburg (bishop) († after 1106), counter-archbishop of the Archdiocese of Salzburg
- Berthold von Moosburg (Dominican) († 1361), German philosopher
- Berthold von Neuenburg (Basel) († 1133/1137), Bishop of Basel
- Berthold of Neuchâtel (Lausanne) († 1220), Bishop of Lausanne
- Berthold von Pietengau (Berthold Graf von Pietengau-Sigmaringen; † 1254), from 1250 to 1254 Prince-Bishop in the Diocese of Passau
- Berthold von Regensburg (around 1210 - 1272), medieval preacher
- Berthold von Reichenau (around 1030 - 1086), historian of the 11th century.
- Berthold von Reisensburg (also Perchtold; around 930 - around 999), son of the Bavarian Count Palatine Arnulf II.
- Berthold von Schweinfurt († 980), count in Radenzgau, in the lower Naab, in Volkfeld, margrave, count in eastern Franconia
- Berthold von Trier (or Bertolf, also Bertulf or Bertholf), Archbishop of Trier from 869 to 883, see Bertolf von Trier
- Berthold von Tuttlingen (around 1290–1350), clergyman, notary Ludwig of Bavaria
- Berthold von Urach († 1242), from 1207 to 1221 abbot of Tennenbach and from 1221 to 1230 abbot of Lützel
- Berthold von Wehingen (also Berthold von Vaihingen; around 1345 - 1410), Bishop of Freising and briefly anti-Archbishop of Salzburg
- Berthold von Zeltschach , the second bishop of Gurk
- Berthold von Zollern (1320–1365), Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt
- Berthold Auerbach (1812–1882), German writer
- Berthold Beitz (1913–2013), German entrepreneur in the coal and steel industry
- Bertolt Brecht (1898–1956), German playwright and poet
- Berthold Dietz (* 1935), German sculptor
- Bertolt Flick (* 1964), German entrepreneur
- Bertolt Hering (* 1961), German filmmaker, painter and color researcher
- Berthold Huber (* 1950), German trade unionist (IG Metall)
- Berthold Knittel (1853–1918), German sculptor
- Berthold Leibinger (1930–2018), German industrialist and patron
- Berthold Lülf (* 1959), Mayor of Ennigerloh
- Berthold Müller-Oerlinghausen (1893–1979), German sculptor
- Berthold Schulte († 1198), Bishop of Bremen, see Berthold (Bishop)
- Berthold Schwarz , inventor of black powder
- Berthold Carl Seemann (1825–1871), botanist, gardener, plant collector and explorer
family name
A.
- Albert Berthold (1841–1926), actor and theater director
- Anke Berthold , German film editor
- Arno Berthold (1908–1984), German politician (SED), colonel in the People's Police
- Arnold Adolf Berthold (1803–1861), German physiologist, zoologist and university professor
B.
- Barbara Metselaar Berthold (* 1951), German photographer and filmmaker
C.
- Carl Berthold (1818–1884), German musician, fireworker and photographer
D.
- Dorothee Berthold (* 1954), German politician (Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen), MdL Saxony-Anhalt
E.
- Elena Berthold (* 1993), German theater and film actress, dubbing and audio book speaker
- Eva Berthold (* 1937), German actress and voice actress
F.
- Felix Berthold (Alexander Heinrich Felix Berthold; 1859–1909), German staff and garrison doctor, manufacturer and involved in the investigation of the Leibniz grave
- Frederic Berthold (* 1991), Austrian ski racer
- Fritz Josef Berthold (1909–1981), German lawyer
G
- Gerhard Berthold (1891–1942), German lieutenant general in World War II
- Gottfried Berthold (1854–1937), German botanist and plant physiologist
- Gotthelf Leberecht Berthold (1796–1851), German actor and singer
- Gustav Adolph Berthold (1819–1894), German writer and painter
H
- Hans Joachim Berthold (* 1923), German chemist and university professor
- Heinrich Berthold (1856–1935), member of the Hessian state parliament and member of the Reichstag
- Heinz Berthold (1927–2017), German historian of religion
- Heinz Berthold (politician, 1924) (1924-2010), German politician (SED)
- Helene Berthold (also Helene Berthold-Schwiebus ; 1855–1925), German writer
- Helmut Berthold (1911–2000), German field handball player
- Hermann Berthold (1831–1904), German type founder and entrepreneur
- Hermine Berthold (1896–1990), worker, politician (SPD), resistance fighter
J
- Jens Berthold (* 1969), German prehistorian and medieval archaeologist
- Joachim Berthold (1917–1990), German sculptor
- Joaquín Berthold (* 1980), Argentine actor
- Jonathan Christoph Berthold (1787–1864), German doctor and the first homeopath in Upper Lusatia
- Josef Berthold (1895–1986), German politician (SPD)
- Julius Berthold (1845–1934), German machine manufacturer
K
- Karl Berthold (1889–1975), German goldsmith and party official (NSDAP)
- Klaus Jürgen Berthold (* 1948), German writer and high school teacher
- Kurt Berthold (1902–1977), German fencing master
L.
- Leopold Berthold (* 1967), Austrian politician (SPÖ)
- Lothar Berthold (1926–2007), German historian and SED functionary
- Lotte Berthold (1773–1826), German writer, pseudonym of Charlotte Kanitz
- Luise Berthold (1891–1983), German Germanist, lecturer at the Philipps University of Marburg
M.
- Martina Berthold (* 1970), Austrian politician (Greens)
- Mathias Berthold (* 1965), Austrian ski racer
- Melchior Berthold (also Bartholdt ; † 1698), Mayor of Brilon
- Michael Berthold (1882–1956), Austrian state politician
N
- Norbert Berthold (* 1952), German economist and university professor
P
- Paul Berthold (politician) (1855–1917), German social politician
- Paul Berthold , a pseudonym of Bertha Pappenheim (1859–1936), Austrian-German women's rights activist
- Peter Berthold (* 1939), German ornithologist
R.
- Richard Berthold (1927–2007), German manager
- Rolf Berthold (1938-2018), German diplomat (GDR)
- Rudolf Berthold (fighter pilot) (1891–1920), German fighter pilot
- Rudolf Berthold (materials tester) (1898–1960), German pioneer of non-destructive material testing
- Rudolf Berthold (soccer player) (1903–1976), German soccer player
- Rudolf Berthold (historian) (* 1922), German historian
T
- Theodor Berthold (musician) (1815–1882), German organist
- Theodor Berthold (1841–1909), German writer
- Thomas Berthold (* 1962), Austrian musician, see Markus Wolfahrt and Thomas Berthold
- Thomas Berthold (* 1964), German soccer player
W.
- Werner Berthold (librarian) (1921–2017), German librarian and Germanist
- Werner Berthold (historian) (1923–2017), German historian
- Will Berthold (1924–2000), German writer and non-fiction author
See also
- Berthold (North Dakota)
- H. Berthold AG
- Berthold Block (font)
- Berthold-Sacramentary (Berthold-Missal), illuminated manuscript in the Morgan Library in New York
- Berthold-Meister , master of the Berthold sacramentary, illuminator of the 13th century