County of Dießen

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The Grafschaft Dießen was a medieval Bavarian county with Dießen am Ammersee as the main town. After the Counts of Dießen transferred the town of Dießen in 1140 to the Dießen Monastery, which was founded in the early 9th century and re-established around 1020 , they renamed their property to Grafschaft Andechs .

Counts of Dießen

Andechs line

The family tree follows a family tree after Alois Schütz, according to which the Wasserburger line would only begin with Gebhard I. , his father also an Arnold, but his mother not Adelheid von Sulzbach .

Wasserburger line

The family tree follows from Arnold - as his father also as a Friedrich is called in the Wolfratshauser line - the representation of Johannes Lang , u. a. Head of the city archives and city caretaker of Bad Reichenhall.

  • Friedrich, Count von Dießen (founder of the Wasserburg branch of the House of Andechs )
    • Arnold († approx. 1095), Count von Dießen, Hallgraf (first of this Andechser line, who was based in the Wasserburg area) ⚭ Adelheid von Sulzbach
      • Dietrich I. von Wasserburg (probably eldest son and died early)
      • Gebhard I († approx. 1102), Count von Wasserburg, Hallgraf ⚭ Richgard von Spanheim († approx. 1130)
        • Engelbert († 1161), Count von Wasserburg, Hallgraf ⚭ Hedwig von Formbach († 1170)
          • Gebhard II., Hallgrave until 1169, then canon in the Reichersberg monastery
          • Dietrich II. († 1206) Count von Wasserburg, Hallgraf from 1169. ⚭ Hellrika von Wittelsbach († approx. 1200)
            • Otto II. († as a child)
            • Hedwig ⚭ 1. Heinrich von Waxenberg ⚭ 2. Otto, Domvogt of Regensburg
            • Mathilde ⚭ 1st Count Friedrich von Hohenburg ⚭ 2nd Margrave Diepold von Vohburg
            • Konrad († 1259), Count von Wasserburg, Hallgraf until 1218. ⚭ Kunigunde von Hirschberg (extinct in the male line)
            • Adelheid ⚭ Gebhard von Tölz
          • Kunigunde ⚭ Count Egino von Urach
          • Adelheid, nun in Reichersberg
          • Richgart, nun in Reichersberg
      • Friedrich († 1120 in Palestine)
      • Otto I. († approx. 1108)
      • Adelheid († 1140) ⚭ Siegfried I. von Lebenau

Wolfratshauser Line

The family tree follows a family tree after Alois Schütz. The family tree is in turn part of a contribution to a supplement to the annual report of the Meranier-Gymnasium Lichtenfels .

  • Friedrich I, count 1003/1027, probably von Dießen; ⚭ NN (probably Kunigunde; † March 6, 1020, buried in Dießen) daughter of Duke Konrad I of Swabia (also called Kuno von Öhningen )
    • Bertold I, Count of Dießen 1024 to around 1060 ⚭ Justicia
    • Otto I.
      • Friedrich II.

Remarks

  1. a b Family table of the Andechs-Meranier by Alois Schütz, online at mgl-obermaingeschichte.de
  2. This family tree was created after Franz Tyroller, Elisabeth Noichl, Ludwig Holzfurtner, Aloys Schütz in: Johannes Lang : Geschichte von Bad Reichenhall . Neustadt ad Aisch 2009. ISBN 978-3-87707-759-7 . P. 105
  3. ^ A b c Johannes Lang: History of Bad Reichenhall . P. 104
  4. ^ Neither Jürgen Dendorfer ( The Counts of Sulzbach ) nor Heinz Dopsch ("Counts of Sulzbach, Kastl and Habsberg" in: Walter Brugger (Hrsg.): Geschichte von Berchtesgaden. Stift - Markt - Land, vol. 1, p. 214) show in their family trees of the Sulzbachers an Adelheid that would have been connected with Arnold.
  5. Gerhard Arneth: The Andechs-Meranier: The rise of a count family to the prince dynasty with European significance , online at mgl-obermaingeschichte.de