Ferdinand Max von Sprinzenstein

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Ferdinand Max Graf and Herr von und zu Sprinzenstein , complete Ferdinand Maximilian Graf and Herr von und zu Sprinzenstein (* 1625 - 18 July 1679 in Vienna ) was an Austrian nobleman and Land Marshal and General Land Colonel in Austria under the Enns .

Life

Ferdinand Max was the son of Simon Hieronymus Graf von Sprinzenstein (1594–1639), Herr auf Neuhauß etc. and his second wife Maria Emilia (Aemiliana) Katharina Wacker von Wackenfels. At the beginning of 1648 Ferdinand was from Emperor Ferdinand III. to the council and nö. Land rights assessor accepted. After 7 years he came to the Austrian government as a full professor . He was on the committee and councilor of the Lower Austrian landscape, then also a member of parliament. Ferdinand was Colonel Hof Vice Chancellor , General Land Colonel in Austria, Land Marshal of the Archduchy of Austria under the Enns, and most recently Privy Councilor. On September 7, 1671, he was raised to the rank of Imperial Palatine and Court Count with the word of honor " High and well-born ".

Ferdinand was the real chamberlain of Leopold I , even when he was not yet ruling, and Colonel-Hofmeister to the Archduchesses Eleonore Josepha Maria (later Queen of Poland) and Maria Anna Josepha . Since the death of Baron Johann Konrad Richthausen von Chaos, the hereditary mint master's office in Austria above and below the Enns went to the Sprinzenstein in 1682 and Ferdinand Max became chief hereditary mint master. As a member of the Fruit Bringing Society , he was called "the end of the foundation" (his plant was the "Scorpion herb").

Ferdinand Max married on February 8, 1660 in the Church of St. Michael in Vienna (Maria) Eleonora Kurtz (* 1637; † February 14, 1687 Vienna), daughter of Ferdinand Sigismund Kurtz von Senftenau , Vice Chancellor, and Martha Barbara Elisabeth Freifrau von Muschinger , Heir daughter of her parents (on Horn, Rosenburg etc.). The two daughters Katharina Eleonora (1660–1704) - she married Leopold Josef Graf von Lamberg , and Maria Regina (1662–1704) - her husband was Leopold Karl Graf von Hoyos ; both died on November 28, 1704 of child splatter . In the will of January 21, 1671, Ferdinand Max determined that the eldest grandson should add "Sprinzenstein" to his name and inherit the entire property. His grandson Karl Josef Franz Graf Lamberg (1686–1743) then called himself Graf Lamberg-Sprinzenstein. After the "Lamberg-Sprinzenstein" line died out, the Fideicommiss went to Johann Ernst Graf von Hoyos (1779–1849) in 1831 , whereupon he founded the "Hoyos-Sprinzenstein" line, which still exists today.

Property and fiefdom

Ferdinand Maximilian Graf zu Sprinzenstein owned or had the following goods as a fief:

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ probably the daughter of Johann Matthäus Wacker von Wackenfels (1550–1619)
  2. ^ Anton Victor Felgel:  Lamberg, Leopold Josef Graf von . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 17, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1883, p. 540 f.
  3. ↑ Friedrich Frh. V. Haan: Genealogical extracts from ... published wills , in New Yearbook "Adler", Volume 10, Vienna 1900, p. 257 archive.org
  4. ↑ Lamberg in Biographisches Lexikon des Kaisertums Österreich, Volume 14, Vienna 1865, pp. 34–35; www.literature.at
  5. ^ On the Genealogy of Counts Hoyos in BLKÖ, Volume 9, Vienna 1863, p. 348, on wikisource

Remarks

  1. ↑ died in the 53rd year of a stroke in his own house, Wipplingerstraße, (Vienna death inspection protocol) (according to Seeau website)
  2. ↑ died of protracted catarrh, debilitating illness and various diseases, in the poyger. Haus am Kohlmarkt, entry in the parish Vienna St. Michael (according to Seeau website)
personal data
SURNAME Sprinzenstein, Ferdinand Max von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sprinzenstein, Count Ferdinand Maximilian von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian nobleman, land marshal in Lower Austria
DATE OF BIRTH 1625
DATE OF DEATH July 18, 1679
Place of death Vienna