County of Burghausen-Schala

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Owned by the Counts of Peilstein and Burghausen-Schala at the end of the 12th century.

The family of the Counts of Burghausen-Schala is a branch line of the Sieghardinger family and is derived from Count Friedrich I. von Tengling . His sons Sieghart I and Friedrich II founded the Burghausen-Schala and Peilstein lines . His son Heinrich I was Bishop of Freising .

The Counts of Burghausen died out in 1168, the Counts of Schala in 1191/92 .

Family list of the county of Burghausen-Schala

  1. Friedrich I. von Pongau , * around 1030, † July 17, 1071, Count von Tengling, Count in Salzburggau , ∞ Mathilde von Vohburg, † September 30?, Daughter of Count Dietpold I.
    1. Sieghard I. (IX.), † February 5, 1104 in Regensburg (murdered), Count von Tengling, Count von Burghausen-Schala, Count of Pongau and Chiemgau , 1st Vogt von Michaelbeuern , ∞ Ida von Süpplingenburg, † March 3 1138, daughter of Count Gebhard
      1. Sieghard X., † June 19, 1142, Count of Schala and Burghausen , 1108 ∞ Sophia of Austria , † May 2, 1154, daughter of Margrave Liutpolt II. , Widow of Heinrich , Duke of Carinthia
        1. Henry III. (II.), † July 22, 1191, Count of Schala
        2. Sieghard XI., † October 27, 1192, Count von Burghausen-Schala → noble family died out
      2. Gebhard I., † December 4, 1163, Count im Pongau, Count von Burghausen, oo Sophia von Wettin
        1. Gebhard II., † May 1, 1168, Count of Burghausen
        2. Ida, † 25 January after 1210, oo Liutpold, Count of Plain-Hardegg († 1193)
      3. Heinrich II. (I), † January 30, 1127, Count of Burghausen
    2. Heinrich (I.) , † October 9, 1137, Bishop of Freising
    3. Friedrich II., * Around 1065, † July 23, 1120, Count von Tengling, Provost of Salzburg, ∞ Mathilde von Lechsgemünd, † October 19?, Daughter of Count Kuno

coat of arms

The coat of arms of the counts showed a red, horned and winged dragon in a silver shield .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Johann Georg Bonifaz Huber, History of the City of Burghausen in Upper Bavaria: with the view, the plan and coat of arms of the city, the coat of arms of the Counts of Burghausen and the oldest city seal from 1290 , Burghausen 1862, p. 18 ( digitized )