Gerhard I. von Sinzig
Gerhard I. von Sinzig († 1237 ) was a ministerial under the German kings who founded the castle-counts line on the Reichsburg Landskron .
Life
In 1207 Gerhard was mentioned for the first time in the entourage of King Philip of Swabia . After his assassination Otto IV , who had taken over the kingship, transferred the further construction of the Reichsburg Landskron in 1208 back to the burgrave Gerhard. Otto's successor, the Staufer Friedrich II , took over Gerhard in the burgrave office.
1216 grasped by Gerhard I. The Viscount of Landskron in Treasury Sinzig foot as Procurator of the Emperor Frederick II. 1219 Gerhard villicus ( mayor called Sinzig), 1231 as baiolus ( bailiff called).
In 1226 King Heinrich VII transferred the patronage rights of the church in Königsfeld to Gerhard I on behalf of his father Friedrich II . The income of the Königsfeld Church was connected with this.
Descendants
The sons of the male burgrave line received the same first name five times in a row, whereby not the year of birth, but only the dates of the respective first mentions and the dates of death can be determined: Gerhard II. (1238–1273), Gerhard III. (1276–1296), Gerhard IV. (1298–1369) and Gerhard V. (1333–1344).
See also
literature
- Gerhard Knoll: City and rule of Königsfeld . In: Heimat-Jahrbuch for the Ahrweiler district 1978, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler 1977 ( online edition )
- Wim Kossin: Sinzig in the Middle Ages 700-1500 . In: Jürgen Haffke, Bernhard Koll (ed.): Sinzig and its districts - yesterday and today. City of Sinzig, Sinzig 1983, p. 59.
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Gerhard I. von Sinzig |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Gerichwin I. von Sinzig |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Reichsvogt |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 12th Century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1237 |