County of Haldensleben

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The county of Haldensleben was a medieval county in what is now Saxony-Anhalt ; The main town was Haldensleben in the early medieval northern Thuringia .

In 966 , hahaldeslevo was first mentioned in a document in which Emperor Otto I enfeoffed a certain Mamaco with the county of Haldensleben.

The family of the Lords or Counts of Haldensleben was enfeoffed several times with the area of ​​the Nordmark east of the Elbe. However, they could never exercise this rule, since the area had no longer belonged to the rulership of the Holy Roman Empire since 983.

In 1057 the Counts of Haldensleben died out in the male line. Gertrud von Haldensleben († 1116) was the grandmother of Emperor Lothar III.

Tribe list

1. Dietrich von Haldensleben , † 985 , Margrave of the Nordmark 965
   1. Bernhard I , † around 1018, Margrave of the Nordmark 1009
      1. Bernhard II. , † 1044/51, Margrave of the Nordmark 1018-1044
         1. Wilhelm , † September 10, 1056 , Margrave of the Nordmark 1044
         2. Konrad, † September 10th before 1056, Count of Haldensleben
            1. Gertrud, † February 21, 1116 , captured in Mainz in 1076 ; ∞ I Friedrich, probably Friedrich von Formbach , ∞ II Ordulf , † March 28, 1072 , Duke of Saxony ( Billunger )
         3. Otto, † June 1057
      2. Othelendis, ∞ Dietrich III. , Count of Holland 993-1039
   2. Thietberga, ∞ Dedo I. von Wettin , murdered November 13, 1009 ( Wettiner )
   3. Oda , * before 962, † 1023, ∞ Mieszko I , Duke of Poland
   4. Mathilda , ∞ Pribislaw, Prince of the Heveller