Cobenzl (noble family)

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Family coat of arms of those of Cobenzl

The Cobenzl (also Kobenzl, Cubencel, Cubencl, Cobentsl, etc. Cobenzl, Czech : Kobenzlové ) were a uradeliges Carinthian family which then in Krain and Gorizia , and finally in Bohemia was established. In 1588 it was raised to the imperial baron status as "Freiherrn zu Lueg, Mossau and Leittenburg" and in 1674 to the hereditary-Austrian and in 1704 and 1722 to the imperial count . The male line of the family died out in 1810 .

history

In 1209 an Ulrich Cubencel was named as a witness in a traditional note from the Benedictine monastery of St. Paul in Lavanttal . Johann Cubentcel appears in 1272 as an arbitrator in a dispute between the St. Paul monastery and the von Scheldenhofen monastery . In 1362 Frizelinus Cobentsl received various fiefs from Friedrich III. Count of Ortenburg , governor of Carinthia. The lineage begins with the knight Ulrich I. Cobenzl around 1516. The rise of this family began with Johann Cobenzl , who first worked in the office of the Bishop of Laibach and then rose higher and higher. After completing his studies in Vienna and Bologna, he became head of the Austrian chancellery in the Imperial Chancellery in 1558 . He was then ambassador, minister at the Reichstag, governor of Carniola and, as a representative of the Habsburgs, held high offices in the Teutonic Order , most recently as coadjutor of the Austrian ballot . Ferdinand I confirmed to him and his brother Ulrich (I) the imperial nobility in 1563, and on July 16, 1564 the brothers were accepted as barons of Prossegg zu Lueg, Leÿtenburg and Mossau in the gentry. They received the Prossegg fortress for themselves and their descendants from the emperor as a fief. Johann Kobenzl von Prossegg was elevated to the status of imperial baron by Rudolf II as baron of Lueg, Mossau and Leittenburg on August 30, 1588 in Prague .

Personalities

Ranks

The Cobenzl were an ancient Carinthian family, first mentioned in documents in 1209.

  • Confirmation of imperial nobility, 1563 for the brothers Johann (Hans) and Ulrich Kobenzl
  • Imperial barons as " Freiherr zu Lueg, Mossau and Leittenburg ", Prague August 30, 1588 for Johann Kobenzl von Prossegg
  • Herbländisch-Austrian count , Vienna September 12, 1674 for the brothers Johann Philipp (II.) And Jakob Ludwig Cobenzl von Prossegg
  • Reichsgrafenstand , Vienna January 22nd, 1704 and December 10th, 1722 for the brothers Johann Kaspar (II.), Leopold Ferdinand and Ludwig Gundaccar Counts of Cobenzl
  • Bohemian inkolat in the master class April 6, 1775

Seats and goods

  • Prossegg, Prossegk: after the Veste Prossegg (also old name Turn Prosseck ), today Castello di Moncolano in Prosecco, a district of Trieste
  • Lueg: today Predjama Castle
    Lueg Castle on the Porkh
  • Leittenburg (Lejtenburg, Losh) in Carniola, today Slovenia. near Wippach (today Vipava )
  • Mossau, today Mossa

coat of arms

  • The family coat of arms is quartered and shows in 1 and 4 six fields each in red and silver, 2 and 3 in silver on a green mountain a rising natural chamois . On the crowned right helmet with red and silver blankets a crowned black eagle, the crowned left helmet with black and gold blankets, on it a growing man in red with a silver collar, bandage and lapels, his head covered with a red, white cap the hanging tip of which is a golden tassel, holding up three arrows in the right hand, encircling a bow with the left.
  • 1722 under red shields main (, therein a golden of two initials "C VI" . Charles VI ) beseiteter golden lid cup with right a golden orb and left a flying up golden bird, quartered and covered with geviertem heart shield - a) and d) in Silver three black diagonal (right) bars , b) and c) red without image - 1 and 4 in gold a crowned black eagle ; 2 and 3 split, on the right red and silver nested in six fields , on the left in silver on a green mountain a natural chamois .

  • Coat of arms of the Barons of Cobenzl

  • Coat of arms of Frhr. Johann von Cobenzl, as Commander of the Teutonic Order (in Laibach)

  • Coat of arms of the Counts of Cobenzl

  • Coat of arms of the Counts of Cobenzl (with shield holders)

Tribe list of the Cobenzl

Tribe list according to Wißgrill, supplemented from Varrentrapp and geneanet (information marked with "` ", E1 .` means that all personal information comes from geneanet)

Oldest tribe

A1. Ulrich I. Cobenzl (called 1516), knight, 1508 in command of the town of Štanjel `, ⚭ Katharina von Mordax

B1. (Johannes) Kaspar Cobenzl zu Prossegg († April 15, 1578 in Laibach ) ⚭ Lucretia von Dornberg (probably Trnovska vas ), several descendants, but line expired
B2. Christoph Cobenzl zu Prossegg (* 1486` in Vipacco? `) ⚭ Anna Burggräfin von Lueg (today Predjama Castle) (* around 1500`), To. v. Erasmus V. Burggraf` (* around 1470`). The sons of Emperor Ferdinand I on July 16, 1564 as the Barons of Prossegg to Lueg, passing castle and Mossau added to the peerage
C1. Ullrich II. Cobenzl Frhr to Prossegg ⚭ Johanna Zengraf
D1. Johann Philipp I (* around 1565`), Baron von Cobenzl zu Prossegg, Lueg, Mossau, Leutenburg etc., 1607 Innerösterr. Hofkammerrat in Graz, since 1611 Vice Cathedral in Krain, 1621 Provincial Administrator of Görz, ⚭ Anna von Edling (* around 1565`), To. v. Jakob Herr von Edling, provincial administrator in Carniola, and Margaretha Magdalena von Moßkon, after "several children who died very young"
E1 `. Kaspar (born October 29, 1599 in Görz, St. Hilarii), died early
E2 `. Ulrich
E3. Johann Caspar I (born June 20, 1610), Baron von Cobenzl zu Prossegg, Lueg, Herr zu St. Daniel etc., District Administrator in Carniola, 1637 German Order Commander and extraordinary Chamberlain Ferdinand II. ⚭ Anna` Katharina Countess von Lanthieri (* 1640`), To. v. Johann Kaspar I. Count von Lanthieri zu Paradico and Reiffenberg, and Lucretia Mistress von Edling, widow of Valerio Barbo
F1. Anna` Katharina (* around 1630, † 1693 in Reifnitz (Ribnica) ) `, ⚭ I. June 28, 1650 in Stanjel`, Johann Ulrich Graf von Petazzi (* around 1620`), no children`, ⚭ II. Georg Andreas Achaz` trill , since 1653`? Frhr von Trilleck zu Reiffniz (* around 1605, † October 7, 1667) `, -> relatives of Johann Weichard von Valvasor
F2. Johann Philipp II. (* 10 September 1635 ', † 1702'), since 1674 hereditary-Austrian Count of Cobenzl, Baron zu Prossegg, Lueg etc., highest hereditary chair in Gorizia, kaiserl. councilor and treasurer, captain of Trieste, governor in Gorizia, raised to the rank of imperial count with his brother by Leopold I on March 18, 1675, ⚭ May 15, 1661 in Gabrje Johanna (Zanina) von Lanthieri (* around 1640, † July 28, 1678) ', To. v. Franz Graf von Lanthieri zu Wippach and Cassandra Countess von Discounta, Star Cross Order Lady.
G1. Franz Ludwig (* 1663), died as a child
G2. Johann Caspar II. (Born May 30, 1664, † April 30, 1742 in Vienna) Count von Cobenzl, since 1704/1722 Imperial Count, Baron zu Prossegg, Lueg, Leutenburg and Mossau etc., inheritance teller in Carniola and the Windischen Mark, hereditary tenant and Hereditary Falcon Master in Gorizia, Knight of the Golden Fleece, Emperor Karl VI. Court Marshal and Chamberlain, Governor in Gorizia and Carniola. ⚭ I 1696 Juliana Perpetua Countess of Bucelleni († October 2, 1706), To. v. Julius Friedrich Graf von Bucelleni zu Sava, Imperial Councilor and Obersthofkanzler, and Anna Margaretha Freiin von Stozzing , ⚭ II June 15, 1708 Carolina (Carlotta`) Countess Sophia von Rindsmaul (* May 26, 1682, † December 4, 1756 ), Star Cross Order Lady, To. v. Wolfgang Albrecht Graf von Rindsmaul and Maria Katharina Freiin von Neudegg,
H1. [I] Maria Carolina (* 1697, † 1706)
H2. [I] Margaretha Anna (* 1698, † May 25, 1730), Star Cross Order Lady, ⚭ I 1716 Weickard Leopold Count Ursin von Blagay, ⚭ II 10./16. January 1727 Ludwig Duca di Riperda
H3. [I] Maria Ernestina (* 1699) died as a child
H4. [I] Leopold Karl (* 1700, † 1721) unmarried
H5. [I] Maria Katharina (* 1701) died in her youth
H6. [I] Maria Elisabetha (* 1702, † 1739) ⚭ Johann Jakob Graf and Herr von Edling († 1774)
H7. [I] Julius (* 1702), her twin brother died soon after the birth
H8. [I] Cassandra (* 1703, † 1788) ⚭ Johann Karl Count Coronini, kk chamberlain
H9. [I] Amalia Barbara (born December 17, 1704), nun of the St. Ursula monastery in Laibach
H10. [I] Franziska Gabriele` (* September 25, 1706, † February 5, 1707)
H11. [II] Joseph Leopold (born June 1, 1709) died as a child
H12. [II] Maria Anna (* 1701, † 1718)
H13. [II] Johann Karl Philipp (* July 21, 1712 in Laibach, † January 27, 1770 in Brussels) see line after Johann Karl Philipp
H14. [II] Johann Philipp Albert (* 1714, † April 6, 1717) died as an already accepted Knight of Malta [at the age of 3 !!]
H15. [II] Guidobald Hilarius Anton Michael (born January 13, 1716, † October 12, 1797) line to Guidobald
H16. [II] Maria Theresia (* February 28, 1719, † November 1791) Star Cross Order Lady, ⚭ April 26, 1743 Johann Christoph Graf Stürgkh († 1764), kk chamberlain
H17. [II] Franz Xaver (born April 15, 1726, † 1726)
G3. Franz Xaver Anton (* 1665), died in youth
G4. Katharina` Cassandra (born November 21, 1666), nun and abbess of the Clariss convent in Gorizia
G5. Anna (born February 5, 1668), also a Poor Clare in Gorizia
G6. Elisabeth (Theresia`) (born December 29, 1669), nun of the St. Ursula monastery in Gorizia
G7. Katharina (born August 30, 1670), died as a novice at the Clariss convent in Gorizia
G8. Claudia (* 1674) and her twin brother
G9. Leopold Ferdinand (* 1674, † 1722), since 1704/1722 Imperial Count, Canon of Augsburg, Provost of Laibach
G10. Ludwig Gundacker Anton` (* October 5, 1678, † October 12, 1745) `, since 1704/1722 Reichsgraf, imperial. Chamberlain, ⚭ I February 24, 1702 in Šempeter pri Gorici Anna Katharina Countess von Trilleck (born January 26, 1688 in Reifnitz , † February 17, 1724) ', To. v. Georg Andreas Triller (1663–1701) `and Susanna Juliana Felicitas Gallenberg (1663–1697)`, ⚭ II January 23, 1732 Johanna Apolonia` Countess Coronini von Cronberg (* February 11, 1710 in Gorizia, † October 6, 1796 there) `To. v. Johann Anton Count Coronini (* around 1665) and Thaddeia Elisabeth Lanthieri (* April 26, 1671) '
H1. [I] Johanna Anna (* 1707`, † June 14, 1746), ⚭ April 30, 1724 Count Franz Bernhard von Lamberg zu Stein and Guttenberg in Krain (* around 1700`)
F3. Ludwig Jakob (* after 1636, † after 1674), since 1674 hereditary-Austrian. Count, died without offspring
D2. Kaspar, probably died in his youth
D3. Johann Raphael (* 1572, † 1627), priest in the Jesuit order, 1622 rector of the Jesuit college in Graz, since 1625 first provost and superior of the professed house in Vienna
C2. Johann Cobenzl zu Prossegg (* around 1530 in Štanjel, † 1594 (1598?) In Regensburg), baron since 1564, imperial baron since 1588, diplomat in the service of Habsburg, governor in Carniola, last holder of high offices of the Teutonic Order and coadjutor of the Austrian Ballei , Travel writer.

Line after Johann Karl Philipp

Johann Karl Philipp (* July 21, 1712 in Laibach , † January 27, 1770 in Brussels ) Reichsgraf von Cobenzl, Baron zu Prossegg, Lueg, Leutenburg etc., chief hereditary cupbearer in Carniola and the Windischen Mark , chief hereditary ruler and master of hereditary falcons in Gorizia, Knight of the Golden Fleece, Grand Cross Knight of the Royal Hungarian Order of Saint Stephen , kk real. councilor, treasurer, minister of state in the Austrian Netherlands , ⚭ November 24, 1734 Countess Maria Theresa Pálffy (* October 2, 1719, † December 25, 1771 in Brussels), To. v. Paul Karl Count Pálffy von Erdőd and Margaretha Herrin von Stubenberg,

A1. Johanna Maria Anna (* 1735, † 1736)
A2. Maria Eleonora (* 1736, † 1776), Star Cross Order Lady, first kk canon lady in Prague, ⚭ April 23, 1758 in Flanders François III. Maximilien de la Woestyne, 3rd Margrave of Becelaere (Franz Maximilian Marquis de la Woestyne, Seigneur de Becelaere), beheaded with guillotine.
A3. Maria Theresa (born March 16, 1739, † 1779) ⚭ December 16, 1759 Count Philipp Joseph von Sart ( Philippe Roger Joseph de Varick , † April 6, 1784 in Brussels), Baron de Baulai, kk chamberlain, highest court chef of Archduke Karl of Lorraine
A4. Franz Joseph (* 1740, † 1741)
A5. Josepha (born March 16, 1741, † 1741)
A6. Johann Karl (born July 14, 1742, † December 6, 1751)
A7. Johann Ludwig Joseph (* November 21, 1753 in Brussels, † February 22, 1809 in Vienna) ⚭ June 17, 1774 Countess Maria Theresia Johanna de Monte l'Abbate (* January 7, 1755, † June 17, 1774), To. v. Leonhard de la Rovere , Count de Monte l'Abbate and Maria Amalia Countess von Rottal
B1. Franz Karl (* 1776, † November 14, 1778)
B2. Maria Theresa
B3. Maria Amalia
B4. Karl Ludwig
A8. Maria Charlotta Josepha (* December 12, 1755, † after 1778) first imperial canon in Mons, ⚭ July 12, 1778 Count Karl de Thiennes (* December 1, 1758, † after 1778), Baron de Rhombeck (Rombeke, Belgium), kk chamberlain
A9. Franz Karl (born October 4, 1758) Canon of Olomouc and Dornik in the Netherlands
A10. Maria Josepha (born September 14, 1759) died in youth

Line to Guidobald

Guidobald Hilarius Anton Michael Graf von Cobenzl (born January 13, 1716, † October 12, 1797) kk chamberlain, land law assessor in Laibach, chief hereditary cupbearer in Carniola, chief hereditary ruler and hereditary falcon master in Gorizia, ⚭ 1739 Maria Anna Benigna Countess of Montrichier ( * July 29, 1720, † 1793) Star Cross Order Lady, To. v. Karl Joseph Anton Count of Montrichier, kk chamberlain, and Maria Anna Josepha Countess of Lodron

A1. Johann Philipp Anton Maria (born May 28, 1741 in Laibach, † August 30, 1810 in Vienna) Knight of the Golden Fleece and the Royal. Hungarian Grand Cross of St. Stephen's Order, kk real. go. Council, treasurer, conference minister, court chancellor of Italy. State departments, President of the Imperial and Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Vice-Chancellor, 1779 Imperial and Royal Minister plenipotentiary at the Peace Congress in Teschen. With him the sex died out in the male line .
A2. Maria Karolina Barbara (born August 10, 1742)
A3. Johann Ludwig Carl (born February 9, 1744 or November 21, 1743 Laibach, † March 31, 1792 in Eichstätt ) Provost of Eichstätt, previously Canon of Liège
A4. Maria Theresa (* 1747, † 1773) ⚭ Count Franz Karl von Lanthieri de Paradico, kk chamberlain
A5. Maria Benigna (* 1749) was a Clarissian in Gorizia
A6. Johanna (* 1752, † 1791) canon at Andenne in the Austrian Netherlands

literature

  • Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Graeflichen Häuser , Justus Perthes Gotha 1870
  • GHdA , Adelslexikon , Volume II (1974)
  • Franz Karl Wißgrill : The scene of the rural Lower Austrian nobility from the lords 'and knights' ranks from the 11th century up to the present day. Volume 2, Vienna 1795, pp. 93-100. books.google.de
  • Gerhard Dützele von Coeckelberghe: Ruins or paperback on the history of derelict knight castles and palaces together with their sagas, legends and fairy tales , Volume 4, Vienna 1834, pp. 90–95. books.google
  • Newspaper for the German nobility, 1840, No 37, May 6 uf (Volume 1) p. 147, 150f books.google
  • Peter Fleischmann von Puntzelwitz: Kurtze and actual description of the Reichstag held at Regenspurg in this 94th Jar. Regensburg 1594 Johann Khobentzl
  • Varrentrapp and Wenner (eds.): New Genealogical Reichs- und Staats-Handbuch: on the year 1797. Second part , Frankfurt am Main 1797. Chap. VI. Stammtafeln, pp. 45-47, u. a. books.google
  • Ludwig Schiviz von Schivizhoffen: The nobility in the registers of the Duchy of Krain , Görz 1905, ( dlib.si PDF).

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ see Topographia_Austriacarum wikisource
  2. ↑ Krain's past and present - the origin of the Kobenzl von Prossegg Illyrisches Blatt, from May 18, 1833
  3. ↑ according to information on Nobility.eu
  4. ^ Note from Valvasor
  5. ↑ (Castle) Lejtenburg, Losh, in Valvasor: Topographia Ducatus Carnioliae modernae, that is Controsee of all places Märckht, Monasteries, and castles, as they are anietzo in the Hertzogthumb Crain online on mapy.mzk.cz
  6. ↑ Leitenberg, Laytenburg, Leittenburg. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 17, Leipzig 1738, column 37.
  7. ↑ genealogical information on geneanet
  8. ^ Johann Kaspar Kobenzl in court registers of the University of Vienna
  9. ^ Lucretia Edling on geneanet * September 8, 1608 in Görz, St. Hilarii.
  10. ↑ offspring loudly geneaned
  11. ↑ Entry and descendants on geneanet  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / gw.geneanet.org  
  12. ↑ at Schiviz s. 184 died on July 23, 1720 at the age of 21
  13. ↑ Josef Johann Filipp Albert Gaetanus at geneanet
  14. ^ Maria Theresia Konstanzia Antonia Hedwig Romana, baptized March 12, 1719, in Schiviz p. 60 (and geneanet)
  15. ↑ in Schiviz, p. 185, died on April 19, 1724 at the age of 52
  16. ↑ in Schiviz p. 193 Maria Johanna geb. Kobenzl died on June 14, 1746. P. 396: Wedding on April 30, 1724
  17. ↑ Works by and about Johann Raphael Cobenzl  in the German Digital Library
  18. ↑ P. Mathias Fuhrmann: Historical description and briefly beveled message from the Roman. Kaiserl. and royal residence city of Vienna, and its suburbs. Part 2. 1. Volume of which churches, spiritual colleges and monasteries in the city, .. Vienna 1766, p. 317 books.google
  19. ↑ Entry on geneanet
  20. ↑ According to ADB , p. 363 he lost four children at the tenderest age
  21. ↑ Entry on geneanet
  22. ↑ Further first names according to geneanet, January 14th at geneanet
  23. ↑ Entry and offspring on geneanet
  24. ↑ at Schiviz page 80 of the March 28 as birth and baptism date of is Johann Baptist Philipp Anton Maria indicated
  25. ↑ Schiviz p. 82 and mentioned in geneanet, probably died as a child
  26. ↑ in Schiviz p. 84 Johann Ludwig Josef born and baptized on February 9, 1744; Born at Wißgrill and Varrentrapp on November 21, 1743