Gottfried I. (Tübingen)

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Seal and coat of arms Gottfried von Tübingen from Alberti's coat of arms book
Coat of arms of the Count Palatine of Tübingen from Johann Siebmacher's coat of arms book
Seal of Count Palatine Gottfried von Tübingen

Gottfried I. or Götz († January 30, 1316 ) came from the lineage of the Count Palatine of Tübingen and was Count of Böblingen .

Origin and family

Gottfried I was a son of Rudolf IV († 1271), Count of Asperg - Böblingen , and the Luitgard of Calw . He married Elisabeth, Countess von Fürstenberg, and on May 28, 1295, in Böblingen, he prescribed the villages of Gechingen and Schönaich as a morning gift in place of the village of Möhringen, which had been sold to the Esslingen hospital .

Trunk list:

Wilhelm I († 1252), Count of Asperg-Gießen-Böblingen, ⚭ Willibirg von Württemberg

  1. Rudolf IV. († 1271), Count of Asperg and Böblingen ⚭ Luitgard von Calw
    1. Gottfried I († 1316), Count of Böblingen, Count Palatine of Tübingen, ⚭ Elisabeth von Fürstenberg
      1. Gottfried II, Count of Tübingen-Boeblingen
      2. Wilhelm II. († 1327), Count Palatine of Tübingen, Count of Tübingen-Böblingen ⚭ Heilika von Eberstein
        1. Gottfried II. († 1369), Count Palatine of Tübingen, sold Tübingen to Württemberg in 1342, inherited the rule of Lichteneck through his wife Clara von Freiburg and established the Tübingen-Lichteneck line
      3. Heinrich II., Count of Tübingen-Böblingen
      4. Agnes von Tübingen ⚭ Ulrich von Rechberg the Elder
      5. Hugo of Tübingen
      6. Egon von Tübingen , provincial commander of Bozen of the Teutonic Order
      7. Beatrix of Tübingen
      8. Willibirg von Tübingen (* around 1291; † after 1320) ⚭ 1313 Hermann II, Duke of Teck -Oberndorf, (* around 1282/1283; † after June 10, 1319)
  2. Ulrich I. von Asperg († 1283) ⚭ Elisabeth von Veringen
    1. Ulrich II. Von Asperg-Beilstein ⚭ Anna von Löwenstein

Life and sphere of activity

After the death of his uncle Ulrich I von Asperg († 1283), Gottfried documented several times on the Asperg until his cousin Ulrich II von Asperg appeared here.

Gifts and sales to the Bebenhausen monastery

Gottfried I gave the Bebenhausen monastery, with the consent of his wife and for the sake of his soul, the right of patronage in Echterdingen and the village of Schönaich with all its belonging, with the proviso that, if he had legitimate offspring, the monastery would only stay in the named village for as long after his death should own until it has received 300 marks of silver from its income. On May 15, 1295 he sold the Fronhof and other goods in and near Tübingen to Bebenhausen Monastery.

Roseck Castle

The former Roseck Castle near Unterjesingen was originally probably built by the Count Palatine of Tübingen at the time of the Staufers (1138–1254). It is first mentioned in 1287. Gottfried I was one of the Swabian counts, whose resistance was broken by King Rudolf in 1287, and at that time had to hand over this fortress ( castrum Rosseccke ) to this king .

Kellmünz Castle

Kellmünz Castle belonged to the Count Palatine of Tübingen until the death of Count Palatine Gottfried I. Gottfried I had a daughter named Agnes , who was married to Ulrich von Rechberg the Elder and who received Kellmünz an der Iller and Sindelfingen from her father's inheritance .

literature

  • Ludwig Schmid : History of the Count Palatine of Tübingen, according to mostly unpublished sources, together with the document book. A contribution to Swabian and German history . Fues, Tübingen 1853 ( digitized in the Google book search)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Württemberg nobility and coat of arms book in the commission. Württemberg, antiquity association started by Otto v. Alberti , continued. by Friedrich Freiherrn v. Gaisberg-Schöckingen , Theodor Schön a. Adolf Stattmann; with figure reg. by Albert Freiherrn v. Botzheim. Neustadt an der Aisch: Bauer and Raspe, 1975. Approved reprograf. Reprint d. in d. Years 1889-1916 in the publishing house Kohlhammer in Stuttgart published work.
  2. ↑ Gottfried's morning gift to Elisabeth at LEO-BW .
  3. ^ Gottfried I., Count of Tübingen-Böblingen in Geneall.net
  4. ↑ Willibirgis of Tubingen in Gedbas , accessed on April 12, 2014.
  5. ↑ Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series , Volume I.2, Plate 274, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000.
  6. ↑ Württ. Urkundenbuch Volume IX, No. 4112, pp. 451–452, WUB online .
  7. ↑ WUB Volume IX, No. 3490, p. 52, WUB online .
  8. ↑ WUB Volume X, No. 4674, pp. 347-350, WUB online .
  9. ^ Karl Eduard Paulus : Description of the Oberamt Herrenberg . Hallberger, Stuttgart 1855, p. 305.
  10. ^ Johann Daniel Georg von Memminger : Description of the Oberamt Biberach: With a map of the Oberamt, a view of Biberach and four tables. Cotta, 1837, p. 173, Google digitized version .

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personal data
SURNAME Gottfried I.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Götz von Tübingen; Gotfried von Tübingen; Gottfried I of Tübingen, Count Palatine; Götz I of Tübingen, Count Palatine; Gottfried von Böblingen, Count; Götz von Böblingen, Count
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Count of Böblingen, Count Palatine of Tübingen
DATE OF BIRTH 13th Century
DATE OF DEATH January 30, 1316