Gold from Lampoding

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The Gold von Lampoding (also Goldt, Lampolding, Lampoting) were an aristocratic family from Salzburg that came to Austria and was first raised to the baron status in 1623 by Emperor Ferdinand II .

history

The gold was Ausfergen , these were shipmen with episcopal service who originally drove as guides on the ships themselves, whereby they were liable for the ship. Later they expanded their position of power for the transport of the salt upstream from Laufen until Cardinal Matthäus Lang reduced the 40 families from 30 families to just four. These families rose to the Salzburg nobility and received the title Erbausferge . In a document dated February 1, 1531, Hanns Gold zu Lampoting, Wolfganng, Hanns, Eraßem, Sebastian and Eustachi, and Golden zu Lampoting 's rights as hereditary sires, are confirmed.

At the end of the 15th century, the castle and lordship of Lampoding (today Kirchanschöring , Traunstein district ) acquired the gold and sold them to Perner von Rettenwörth in 1570 . Sebastian Gold von Lampoding was lord of Senfteneck ( Senftenegg ) in 1550 . Emeram (Haimeran) Gold von Lampoding , Passau's keeper in Mautern , bought the noble estate Grillenhöfe (near Gerersdorf ) in 1576 , which his sons Erasmus and Wolfgang Rudolph inherited in 1586. In 1614 Wolfgang Rudolph Gold von Lampoding was court counselor and real chamberlain of Archduke Leopold , then Bishop of Strasbourg and Passau. Erasmus Gold von Lampoding was a doctor of both rights, most recently Hofkammerrat in Passau and Landuntermarschall von Austria unter der Enns . His son Andreas Leopold handed over the Parschenbrunn estate to his sister Barbara Ämilia and her husband Christoph Ehrenreich Geyer von Edelbach in 1635 and entered the service of the Prince of Salzburg. After him, the male line of his line did not appear in Lower Austria.

Salzburg line

Mariazellerkapelle ( Petersfriedhof Salzburg ): Epitaph of Hieronymus von Auer zu Winkel, von Gold zu Lampoding († 1836)

The Salzburg line was elevated to the baron status with Johann Ulrich Gold von Lampoding auf Senfteneck, princely Salzburg colonel , commander of the Hohensalzburg fortress and princely court war council with the entire descent of Emperor Leopold I on October 12, 1665.

Franz Anton and Franz Rochus Auer zu Winkel are on October 10, 1712 by Emperor Karl VI. the coat of arms and the baron status of Virgil Rudolf Gold awarded to Baron von Lampoding . Her mother was M. Polyxena, the daughter of Hans Ulrich Gold, Freiherr von Lampoting. In 1713, Prince Archbishop Franz Anton von Harrach also awarded the Auer the now extinct Goldsche Erbausfergenamt . This line died out in 1836 with Hieronymus Franz Freiherr Auer zu Winkel, Freiherr Gold von Lampoding .

Personalities

coat of arms

The knight's coat of arms

A shield divided in the middle, two red post or hunting horns hanging next to each other on red strings in silver above, a silver hunting horn hanging in red on silver strings below . On top of the crowned open helmet between two red buffalo horns a man in long red clothing with white flaps on his neck and sleeves, with a white band around his loins and an open golden crown on his head, can be seen down to his knees. With his right hand he holds a red hunting horn to his mouth, the left hand is on his chest. The helmet covers are mixed silver and red.

Other coats of arms:

  • Coat of arms of gold (t)

  • Coat of arms of the Gold of Lampoding

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b (detailed on salzburgwiki )
  2. ↑ Document: Documents Salzburg, Erzstift (1124-1805) SLA, OU 1531 II 01 (document dated February 1, 1531) in the European document archive Monasterium.net .
  3. ↑ link to burgdaten.de
  4. ↑ link to burgen-Austria.com
  5. ^ Franz X. Schweickhardt, Johann von Frast: Representation of the Archduchy of Austria under the Ens: ..., Vienna 1837, 8th volume, p. 88 link to google.books

Web links

Commons : Gold by Lampoding  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
  • Pedigree of Gold from Lampoting on genwiki