Udalrich of Graz (Dunkelstein)

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Udalrich von Graz ( Udalrich von Dunkelstein , Ulrich , first documented around 1130; † after 1164), from the family of the Lords of Graz, was a ministerial of Bernhard von Stübing and his son Udalrich von Graz , after 1156 a follower of Prince Margrave Otakars III. In 1136 he is named as prefectus of Graz Castle. The mention of his name in a document dated January 10, 1140, when Udalrich de Grace was present as a witness when Adalram von Waldeck founded the canon monastery in Sankt Marein near Knittelfeld (later moved to Seckau) , is considered the first reliable evidence of this Name of Graz . Udalrich is also mentioned several times as Dunkelsteiner (Dunkelstein Castle near Ternitz ).

genealogy

After Fritz Posch (1978), W. Brunner (2004)

A: Hadmar vom Ennstal, follower of Raffold and Beros , presumed builder of the castle on the Graz Schloßberg on Beros order, burgrave, founder of Harmsdorf (now in the Graz city area)

B: Sigiboto (urk. 1120--1125)
B: Dietmar von Graz- Dunkelstein (dated 1128 (forged document), † before 1170), ancestor of Dietmare
C: Dietmar von Graz (urk. 1155--1189 or 1147--1187), oo NNw, daughter of Hartnids I. von Ort († before 1147)
D: Ortolf (Urk. 1185), Converse in Admont Abbey , resigned after a short time
D: Otto I. von Graz (urk. 1170, 1185, 1189), "castellanus de Graez"
E: Otto II. Von Graz, builder of Ehrenfels Castle , from 1229 "von Ehrenfels"
B: Ulrich / Udalrich von Graz-Dunkelstein (registered from approx. 1130 to 1164, 1170), burgrave, ancestor of the Graz Udalrichinger
C: Odalrich (Ulrich II.) (Urk. 1164, 1170)
C: Otaker I. de Graz (urk. 1185, 1189, 1190, 1197, + probably 1215), "burggravius ​​de Graece", "castellanus de Graez"
D: Ulrich / Udalrich (III.), Becomes Salzburg Ministeriale in 1190 (with Glanegg Castle, Graslupp and other goods as inheritance)
D: Otaker (II.) Von Graz (urk. 1206, 1211, 1243, 1254, 1259), "de Graetz", lost in 1237 as a follower of Emperor Frederick II the burgrave office and his princely fiefdom Burg Helfenstein (between Gratwein and Stübing, after destruction at Rein Abbey)
C: Adilram (1172, 1173)
B: Reinhard (urk. 1148)
B: Engelfried? (1146)

Other gentlemen from Graz:

  • Brothers Heinrich and Marquard (1171)
  • Eckhard and Albin (1186)

literature

  • Karlmann Tangl: Windischgratz . In: MHVSt . 1864, p. 73 ( full version in Google Book Search [accessed November 11, 2014]).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Walter Brunner on behalf of the City of Graz, Kulturamt (Ed.): History of the City of Graz (in 4 volumes), self-published by the City of Graz 2003, ISBN 3-902234-02-4
  2. ^ Andreas von Meiller : Regesta archiepiscoporum Salisburgensium ... Regesta on the history of the Salzburg archbishops; 1866. ( full version in google book search)
  3. ↑ a b Walter Brunner: “New and interesting things about the early history of the city of Graz.” In: City archive and city history: Research and innovation; Festschrift for Fritz Mayrhofer on the completion of his 60th year of life, Archive of the City of Linz , Linz 2004, ISBN 3-900388-56-3 , pp. 657-676, online (PDF; 138 kB) in the OoeGeschichte.at forum.
  4. ^ Fritz Posch: The settlement of Grazer Boden and the founding and earliest development of Graz in 850 years of Graz , Festschrift Ed. Wilhelm Steinböck, Graz 1978
personal data
SURNAME Udalrich of Graz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ulrich von Graz; Udalrich de Grace
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Burgrave of Graz
DATE OF BIRTH before 1136
DATE OF DEATH after 1164