Habsburg tribe list

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The family list of the Habsburgs includes the House of Habsburg or the House of Austria ( Latin Domus Austriae , Middle Latin Casa de Austria , Spanish Casa de Austria , French Maison d'Autriche ) from the 15th century. Descendants from the marriage of Maria Theresa of Austria to Franz Stephan of Lothringen , thus from the House of Habsburg-Lothringen , can be found in the family list of the House of Habsburg-Lothringen .

Family tree of the House of Habsburg, Vienna 1908

Legend

  • The list reflects the in-house numbering and naming.
  • Derived lines and houses as well as inherited dynasties are set in bold, spouses connected with the consort in italics.
  • As is customary in genealogy, 'extinct' only refers to the male tribe.
  • Life dates are only given for the Habsburgs and their spouses
  • oA ... without a regency, the honorary titles of the pretenders to the throne ( Archduke of Austria for all, including female descendants since around the 15th century, Prince of Asturias in Spain) are not mentioned

Possible ancestry of the Habsburgs

The descent of the Habsburgs from the Counts in Nordgau from the Alsatian ducal family of the Etichones seems possible :

Eberhard III., 888 Count in Nordgau, 891 Count in Upper Aargau, 889 Head of Zurich, 896 Head of Munster in Gregoriental ⚭ Adelinda
2. Hugo III., 910 Graf im Nordgau, † 940 as a monk; ⚭ Hildegard
3. Guntram the Rich († 973), Count im Breisgau and Duke of Muri
Lanzelin or Landolt († 991)

The personal assignment of Lanzelin to Landolt is quite unclear and dates in the 1160 family trees of the Acta Murensia . It is considered unoccupied today:

For details see Habsburgs: Early Habsburgs and Habsburgs: Ancestral seat of the Habsburgs .

In early historical research, the counts Othpert and Rambert are named as predecessors or ancestors. These are mentioned in a document from Count Liutfried. Othpert is considered to be the founder of the St. Trudpert Monastery in the Black Forest.

The following account of the ancestors disregards the more fantastic genealogies created between the 13th and 17th centuries, which the Habsburgs traced back to the Roman Colonna or via the Merovingians to the Trojan king Priam .

Counts of Habsburg: From Landolt to King Rudolf I.

Counts of Habsburg Arms.svg
Althabsburg: A blue-crowned, blue-armored red lion in gold (in this form since 1359, previously also uncrowned)

  1. Landolt († 991), perhaps Lanzelin ⚭ Luitgard von Thurgau / von Nellenburg (* 960)
    1. Werner , I. as Bishop of Strasbourg (* 975 / 980-1028), 1002-1028
    2. Radbot von der Habsburg (around 985–? 1045), Count in Klettgau ⚭ Ita , daughter of Duke Adalbert II of Upper Lorraine, from the Matfriede family
      1. Otto (1015-1055), Count in Sundgau
      2. Adalbert or Albrecht I (1016–1055),? Count of the Habsburgs
      3. Werner (II.) , I. as Count of the Habsburgs (1025-1096) ⚭ Regulinda from the family of the Counts of Baden
        1. Albrecht II († 1140), governor of Muri
        2. Otto II. († 1111), Count of Habsburg ⚭ Hilda from the family of the Counts of Pfirt ( House of Scarponnois )
          1. Rudolf (?)
          2. Werner (III.) , II. As Count von Habsburg († 1167) ⚭ Ita from the family of the Lords of Starkenberg
            1. Albrecht III. der Reiche († 1199), Count of Habsburg ⚭ Ita from the family of the Counts of Pfullendorf
              1. Rudolf II the Kind († 1232), Count of Habsburg ⚭ Agnes von Staufen (around 1165 / 1170– before 1232)
                1. Werner (IV., Died childless)
                2. Albrecht IV the Wise (around 1188–1239), Count von Habsburg ⚭ Heilwig (around 1192–1260) from the House of Kyburg
                  1. Rudolf IV. (1218–1291), I. as king and duke, tribe lord of the →  dukes of Austria
                  2. Albrecht V († 1256), Canon in Basel and Strasbourg
                  3. Kunigunde ⚭ I) Heinrich von Küssenberg , ⚭ around 1240 II) Otto II. Von Ochsenstein
                3. Rudolf III. the silent one († 1249), founder of the →  Laufenburg line (extinct 1408)
                4. Gertrude (unknown, exp. 1223–1241) ⚭ Ludwig III. Count of Homberg (Frohburg-Zofingen)
                5. Heilwig († after 1262) ⚭ Hermann III. Count of Homberg (?, Frohburg-Waldenburg)
            2. Otto III. as Bishop of Constance Otto II (1166–1174)
            3. Richenza († 1180); ⚭ Ludwig I. Count von Pfirt († 1180), from the house of Scarponnois-Pfirt
            4. Gertrud † January 15, 1132/4; ⚭ Dietrich III. Count von Mömpelgard († before 1160, Count 1145/55), from the house of Scarponnois-Mömpelgard
          3. Adelheid ⚭ Dietrich Graf von Hüneburg († 1155 / before 1159) from the house Blieskastel
    3. Rudolf I , also Rudolf von Altenburg (* 985/990; † around 1063) ⚭ Kunigunde,? Daughter of Kuno I, Duke of Bavaria , family of the Ezzone
    4. Landolt II., Vogt von Reichenau ⚭ Bertha von Büren († around 1000)

Laufenburg Line (Rudolfine Line)

  1. Rudolf the Silent , III. Count of Habsburg, then I. Count of Habsburg-Laufenburg (1227–1249) ⚭ Gertrud (documented 1243–1253), daughter of Lütold VI. Barons of Regensberg Coat of arms Regensberg.svg
    1. Wernher († probably July 1253)
    2. Gottfried I (gen. 1239, † 1271), Count of Habsburg-Laufenburg ⚭ Adelheid, daughter of Egino (Egon) V. Count of Urach -Freiburg (? ⚭ II Elisabeth von Ochsenstein )
      1. Rudolf III. (1270–1314), Count of Habsburg-Laufenburg
        ⚭ (I) 1296 Elisabeth († 1309), from the house of the Counts Rapperswil Rapperswiler CoA.svg (widow of Ludwig I Count of Homberg )
        ⚭ (II) Maria von Oettingen († 1369)Coa Germany Family Oettingen.svg
        1. Johann I (1310–1337), Count von Habsburg-Laufenburg, Landgrave of Klettgau, ⚭ Agnes von Werd († after 1354), daughter of Sigismund von Werd, Landgrave in Lower Alsace
          1. Johann II. , Il Conte Menno (1337 (underage) - † 1380), Count of Neu-Rapperswil (Wellenberg) ⚭ Verena von Neufchatel-Blamont
            1. Johann III. († 1392), Count von Rotenberg in Sundgau until 1389, then in Klettgau zu Krenkingen
          2. Rudolf IV. (* Around 1322 - 1383), Count of Habsburg-Laufenburg, Landgrave in Sisgau and Klettgau, Governor in Swabia and Upper Alsace ⚭ 1354 Elisabeth Gonzaga of Mantua (1354-1384)Coat of arms of the House of Gonzaga (1328-1389) .svg
            1. Johann IV. (Around 1355–1408), Count von Habsburg-Laufenburg, Landgrave in Klettgau, Governor of Austria in Thurgau, Aargau and the Black Forest ⚭ Agnes von Landenberg-Greifensee
              1. Ursula ⚭ Rudolf III. Landgrave in Klettgau († between 1434/54, Landgrave from 1408), from the house of the Counts of Sulz , Klettgau line
                1. Johann
                2. Rudolph
                3. Alwig (X. von Sulz)
              2. Agnes († probably soon after 1409)
              • illegitimate:
              1. Mauriz (1409, 1415)
              extinct line
            2. NN († 1451) ⚭ (around 1400) Maximilian (Smasmann) von Rappoltstein Rappoltstein.PNG
          3. Gottfried II. (1337 (underage) –1375), Landgrave in Klettgau until 1365, Count of Alt-Rapperswil ⚭ (I) Agnes von Teck Teck Arms.svg ; (II) NN from Ochsenstein
          4. Adelheid († before 1370) ⚭ Heinrich IV. Count of Montfort-Tettnang Coat of arms Montforter.svg
          5. Agnes, choirwoman in the Säckingen Abbey (occupied 1354)
          6. Katharina, nun in the Königsfelden monastery
          7. Verena († after 1356) ⚭ (I) Philippino Gonzaga of Mantua (1328-1356) Coat of arms of the House of Gonzaga (1328-1389) .svg; (II) Burkhard VIII. Count von Hohenberg zu Nagold (1346 / 57–1362 / 81?)
          8. Elisabeth ⚭ (around 1362) Johannes II (around 1346–1424) Truchsess von Waldburg COA Family Waldburg.png
          9. NN, canon in Hohenburg
        • illegitimate with Elisabeth von Strättlingen
        1. Peter of Dietikon
      2. Gottfried († 1271)
    3. Rudolf II († 1293), Bishop of Constance
    4. Otto (documented 1252–1254), Teutonic Knight
    5. Eberhard I. (? After 1253–1284), Count of Kyburg ⚭ 1273 Anna von Kyburg Coat of arms Kyburgerr.svg → founder of the House of Habsburg-Kyburg (Neu-Kyburg) Coat of arms of the Vogtei Thurgau.svg
    • illegitimate, assignment uncertain:
    1. Rudolf von Dietikon, canon of Zurich

Habsburg-Kyburg (New Kyburg)

  1. Eberhard I. , Count of Kyburg (? After 1253–1284) ⚭ 1273 Anna von Kyburg
    1. Hartmann I., Count of Kyburg (approx. 1275–1301) ⚭ Elisabeth of Freiburg (before 1299-after 1306)
      1. Hartmann II., Count of Kyburg (1299, murdered October 31, 1322 in Thun) ⚭ 1319 Margaretha von Neuenburg , mistress of Boudry
      2. Eberhard II, Count of Kyburg (1299–17 April 1357) ⚭ Anastasia von Signau (before 1325-after 1382)Signau-coat of arms.svg
        1. Eberhard III, canon in Basel (1328–14 July 1395 in Basel)
        2. Egon I, canon in Strasbourg and Constance (before 1347 – after 1365)
        3. Hartmann III., Count of Kyburg (before 1347–29 March 1377) ⚭ Anna von Neuenburg-Nidau (before 1347-after 1378)
          1. Rudolf II, Count of Kyburg (approx. 1362-1383 or 1384)
            1. Egon II, Count of Kyburg (before 1395–1414 in Bern) ⚭ Johanna von Rappoltstein , mistress of MagnièresRappoltstein.PNG
            2. Berchtold I, Count of Kyburg (before 1371 – after August 3, 1417)
              extinct line ( Kyburg titular an Habsburg)
              Kyburg † 1417
        4. Margaretha, Countess of Kyburg ⚭ Emich VI. Count of Leiningen-Hardenburg († 1381)
      3. Katharina (before 1313-after 1342) ⚭ Albrecht I, Count of Werdenberg zu Heiligenberg († 1364)Werdenberger coat of arms1.svg
    2. Margareta (approx. † 1333) ⚭ 1290 Dietrich VI. Count of Kleve (1256 or 1257–4 October 1305)Armoiries Clèves.svg

Dukes and Archdukes of Austria: From Rudolf I to Maximilian I.

Bindenschild Privilegium maius 1512.svg
(Arch) Duchy of Austria: In red a silver bar, the shield , that is Austria, with the archducal hat on it
  1. Rudolf IV. Count von Habsburg, I. as German King (1218–1291) ⚭ (I) around 1253 Gertrud called Anna (around 1225–1281), daughter of Burkhard III., Count von Hohenberg, from the house of the Counts von Hohenberg ; ⚭ (II) 1284 Isabella, called Agnes , daughter of Hugo IV, Duke of Burgundy, from the house of the Capetians
    1. Mathilde (1253–1304) ⚭ Elector Ludwig II of the Palatinate, called the Strictness (1229–1294)
    2. Albrecht V (1255–1308), I. as German King, Duke of Austria and Styria ⚭ Elisabeth (around 1262–1313), daughter of Meinhard II., Count of Görz and Tyrol, Duke of Carinthia, from the family of Counts of Gorizia (Meinhardiner der Wittelsbacher)
      1. Anna of Austria (1280–1327) ⚭ (I) 1295 Hermann Margrave of Brandenburg (around 1275–1308), from the house of the Ascanians ; ⚭ (II) 1310 Henry VI. Duke of Silesia-Breslau from the House of the Piasts in Silesia
      2. Agnes (1281–1364) ⚭ Andreas III. King of Hungary (around 1265–1301) from the Arpad family
      3. Rudolf  VI. Kaše (1282-1307), III. as Duke of Austria, then I. as King of Bohemia
        ⚭ (I) 1300 Blanche (1282–1305), daughter of Philip III. King of France, from the House of Capetians
        ⚭ (II) October 16, 1306 Elisabeth Richza (1286 / 8–1335), daughter of Przemysław II, Duke of Wielkopolska, from the House of the Piasts in Poland
      4. Elisabeth (1285–1352) ⚭ 1306 Frederick IV Duke of Lorraine, from the House of Châtenois
      5. Friedrich (I.) the Beautiful (1289-1330), III. as Duke of Austria and I of Styria, III. as a Roman (counter) king
        ⚭ Isabel (Elisabeth) (1300 / 2–1330), daughter of Jaume (Jacob) II. The Righteous, King of Aragon and Sicily, from the house of Jiménez-Aragón
        1. Friedrich (1316-1322)
        2. Elisabeth (1317–1336)
        3. Anna (1318–1343) ⚭ (I) Heinrich the Natternberger , III. Duke of Lower Bavaria, XV. of Bavaria (1312–1333), House Wittelsbach , ⚭ (II) 1336 Johann Heinrich IV. Count of Görz (1322 / 23–1338), Albertine line of the Counts of Görz (Meinhardiner der Wittelsbacher)
      6. Leopold I the Glorious or Das Schwert Habsburg (1290–1326), Duke of Austria and Styria ⚭ Katharina († 1336), daughter of Amadeus V. Count of Savoy, House of Savoy
        1. Katharina (1320–1349) ⚭ (I) Enguerrand VI. (1313-1346) Sire de Coucy, House of Ghent  ; ⚭ (II) Konrad II. Burgrave of Magdeburg, House of the Hardeggers in Magdeburg
        2. Agnes (1315–1392) ⚭ Bolko II. Duke of Schweidnitz (1308–1368), house of the Piasts of Silesia
      7. Katharina (1295–1323) ⚭ Karl , Duke of Calabria (1298–1328)
      8. Albrecht VI. the sage / Lahme (1298–1358), II. as Duke of Austria
        ⚭ Johanna (1300–1351), daughter of Ulrich II. Count von Pfirt ( House Scarponnois )
        1. Rudolf VII the founder (1339–1365), IV. As Archduke of Austria ⚭ Katharina (1342–1395), daughter of Charles IV. Roman-German Emperor, from the House of Limburg-Luxemburg
        2. Margarete (1346–1366) ⚭ Count Meinhard , Duke of Upper Bavaria and III. as Count of Tyrol, Meinradin line of the Counts of Görz (Meinhardiner der Wittelsbacher) (extinct)
        3. Friedrich III. (1347-1362) oA
        4. Albrecht VII. (1349-1395), founder of the → Albertine line (died out in 1457)
        5. Leopold III. (1351–1386), founder of the → Leopoldine line
      9. Heinrich the Meek / Friendly (1299–1327) Duke of Austria
        ⚭ Elisabeth (around 1303–1343), daughter of Ruprecht II, Count von Virnenburg
      10. Meinhard (1300-1301)
      11. Guta (Juditha / Jutta , 1302–1329) ⚭ 1319 Ludwig VII. Count of Oettingen († 1346)
      12. Otto der Fröhliche / Kühne (1301–1339), Duke of Austria, Styria and Carinthia
        ⚭ (I) 1325 Elisabeth (1306–1330), daughter of Stephan I, Duke of Bavaria, House of Wittelsbach
        1. (I) Friedrich II. (1327–1344), perhaps regent in Upper Austria / Tyrol for short
        2. (I) Leopold II. (1328-1344) oA
        ⚭ (II) 1335 Anna (1319–1338), daughter of Johann , King of Bohemia, House of Luxemburg
    3. Katharina (around 1256–1282) ⚭ Otto (1261–1312), as Béla V, King of Hungary, then as Otto III. Duke of Lower Bavaria , House of Wittelsbach
    4. Gertrud (1257-1322) ⚭ Albrecht II. Duke of Saxony-Wittenberg (around 1250-1298), sex Askanier
    5. Heilwig (1259-1303) ⚭ Otto IV. Of Small , Margrave of Brandenburg-Salzwedel (around 1238-1309), sex of Askanier
    6. Klementia von Habsburg (1262–1293) ⚭ Karl (Charles) Martel , titular king of Hungary (1271–1295), from the house of Anjou (branch line of the Capetians )
    7. Hartmann (1263-1281), oA
    8. Rudolf V (1270–1290), II. As Duke of Austria and Styria, then Duke of Swabia, Alsace and Aargau
      ⚭ 1289 Agnes (1269–1296), daughter of Ottokar II Přemysl , King of Bohemia, house of the Přemyslids
      1. Johann called Parricida (1290–1313), Duke of Austria and Styria
    9. Guta (Juditha / Jutta 1271–1297) ⚭ 1285 Wenzel (Václav / Wacław)  II as King of Bohemia, I as King of Poland (1271–1305), House of the Přemyslids
    10. Karl (* / † 1276)

Albertine line

  1. Albrecht VII with the braid , III. as Duke of Austria (1349-1395)
    ⚭ (I) 1366 Elisabeth, daughter of Charles IV. Roman-German Emperor from the House of Luxembourg
    ⚭ (II) 1375 Beatrix (1362–1414), daughter of Friedrich V. Burgrave of Nuremberg, House of Zollern
    1. (II) Albrecht VIII. The wonder of the world / the patient , IV. As Archduke of Austria (1377–1404)
      ⚭ Johanna Sophie (1373–1410), daughter of Albrecht I, Duke of Lower Bavaria-Straubing, House of Wittelsbach in Straubing-Holland
      1. Margarethe (1395–1447) ⚭ 1412 Henry the Rich, XVI. Duke of Bavaria, House of Wittelsbach in Lower Bavaria-Landshut
      2. Albrecht IX. , II. As Roman-German King, V as Duke of Austria (1397–1439)
        ⚭ Elisabeth (1409–1442), daughter of Sigismund , Roman-German Emperor from the House of Luxembourg
        1. Anna (1432–1462) ⚭ 1446 Wilhelm III. , Duke of Saxony, House of Wettin
        2. George (1435)
        3. Elisabeth (1437–1505) ⚭ 1454 Casimir (Kazimierz) , IV. As Duke and II. As King of Poland, House of the Jagiellonians
        4. Ladislaus Postumus (1440–1457)
          extinct line

Leopoldine line

  1. Leopold III. the Righteous (1351–1386), Duke of Austria, then of Inner Austria ⚭ Viridis Visconti (around 1350 – before 1414), daughter of Bernabò, Lord of Milan
    1. Wilhelm the Ambitious / Kind / Kind (around 1370–1406), Duke of Austria, then Inner Austria, then Regent of Austria ⚭ 1401 Johanna II. , Queen of Naples (1373–1435), daughter of Charles II. King of Naples, II from Hungary, from the House of Anjou
    2. Leopold IV the Fat (1371–1411), Duke of Austria, then Duke in Upper Austria, II. As Count of Tyrol, then Regent of Austria ⚭ Katharina (1378–1425), daughter of Philip the Bold, II. Duke of Burgundy
    3. Ernst der Eiserne (1377–1424), Duke of Inner Austria ⚭ (I) Margarethe (1366–1407), daughter of Bogislaw V. Duke of Pomerania from the House of Griffins ; ⚭ (II) Cymburgis (1394–1429), daughter of Ziemowit IV. Duke of Mazovia, Mazovian line of the Piasts
      1. Frederick V (1415-1493), III. as Roman-German Emperor ⚭ Leonor Helena (1436–1467), daughter of Duarte (Eduart) I, King of Portugal from the House of Avis
        1. Christopher (1455-1456)
        2. Maximilian (I) (1459–1519), Roman-German Emperor →  Austria-Burgundy line
        3. Helena (1460-1461)
        4. Kunigunde (1465–1520) ⚭ Albrecht the Wise IV. Duke in Bavaria (1447–1508), House of Wittelsbach in Bavaria-Munich
        5. Johann (1466–1467)
      2. Margaretha (1416–1486) ⚭ Friedrich II. Elector of Saxony (1412–1464), from the House of Wettin
      3. Albrecht VI. the bountiful / wasteful (1418–1463)
      4. Katharina (1420–1493) ⚭ Karl I Margrave of Baden (1427–1475), House of Baden
      5. Ernst (II., 1420-1432)
      6. Alexandra (1421)
      7. Anna (1422)
      8. Rudolf (1424)
      9. Leopold (1424)
    4. Friedrich with the empty pocket (1382–1439), founder of the →  (older) Tyrolean line († 1496)

Older Tyrolean line

  1. Friedrich with the empty pocket (1382–1439), Duke in Upper Austria, IV. As Count of Tyrol
    ⚭ (I) Elisabeth (1381–1408), daughter of Ruprecht von der Pfalz , Roman-German king, House of Wittelsbach
    1. Elisabeth (* / † 1408)
    ⚭ (II) Anna (1390–1432), daughter of Friedrich I , Duke of Braunschweig and Lüneburg, Prince of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, House of the Welfs
    1. Margarethe (1424-1427)
    2. Hedwig (1424-1427)
    3. Wolfgang (* / † 1426)
    4. Siegmund (1427–1496), Archduke in Upper Austria, Count of Tyrol
      extinct line
      ⚭ (I) 1449 Eleanor (1431–1480), daughter of James (Jacob) I, King of Scotland , House of Stuart
      no offspring
      ⚭ (II) 1484 Katharina (1468–1524), daughter of Albrecht the Courageous, Duke of Saxony from the House of Wettin
      no offspring

Austria-Burgundy: From Maximilian I to Maria Theresa

In front the binding shield, that is Austria, in the back of gold and blue divided diagonally three times in a red border, that is Burgundy
  1. Maximilian I , the last knight (1459–1519) ⚭ (I) Maria (1457–1482) from the House of Burgundy ; (II) Anna , Duchess of Brittany , daughter of Francis II and Margaret of Foix , Princess of Navarre; (III) Bianca Maria Sforza (1472–1510), daughter of Duke Galeazzo Maria Sforza of Milan
    1. (I) Philip I the Handsome (1478–1506) ⚭ Joan the Mad (Juana, 1479–1555) from the House of Trastámara , daughter of King Ferdinand II the Catholic, King of Castile
      1. Eleonore (1498–1558) (I) ⚭ King Manuel I (1469–1521), King of Portugal from the House of Avis ; (II) ⚭ 1530 Francis I (1494–1547) King of France from the House of Valois
      2. Karl (I.) (1500–1558), founder of the → Spanish line (extinct 1700)
      3. Isabella (1501–1526) ⚭ King Christian II (1481–1559), King of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, from the House of Oldenburg
      4. Ferdinand I (1503–1564), founder of the → Austrian line
      5. Maria (1505–1558) ⚭ Ludwig II. (1506–1526), ​​King of Bohemia and Hungary, from the house of the Jagiellonians
      6. Katharina (1507–1578) ⚭ Johann III. (1502–1557), King of Portugal from the House of Avis
    2. (I) Margarete (1480–1530) ⚭ (I) John (Juan) (1478–1497), King of Aragon and Castile, of the House of Trastámara , son of King Ferdinand II the Catholic; (II) Philibert II of Savoy (1480–1504)
    3. (I) Franz (* / † 1481)
    4. (illegitimate) George of Austria (1504–1557), Bishop of Liège

Casa de Austria (Spanish line)

  1. Karl (I) , as Emperor Karl V, as King in Spain and Sardinia Carlos I (1500–1558) ⚭ Isabel (1503–1539) from the house of Avis († 1580), daughter of Manuel I , King of Portugal
    1. Philip (Felipe) II. (1527–1598), King of Spain, both Sicilies, Sardinia, Portugal ⚭ (I) Maria Manuela (1527–1545) from the house of Avis , daughter João (Johann) III. King of Portugal; ⚭ (II) Mary Tudor (1516–1558), daughter of Henry VIII, King of England; ⚭ (III) Elisabeth (1545–1568) from the House of Valois-Angoulême , daughter of Henry II, King of France; ⚭ (IV) Anna (1549–1580) from the Austrian line , daughter of Emperor Maximilian II.
      1. (I) Carlos II , called Don Carlos (1545–1568), Prince of Asturias
      2. (III) Isabella Clara Eugenia (1566–1633) ⚭ Albrecht VII (1559–1621), regent of the Spanish Netherlands, from the Austrian line
      3. (III) Catalina Micaela (Katharina Michaela, 1567–1597) ⚭ Carlo Emanuele I (1562–1630), Duke of Savoy, from the House of Savoy
      4. (IV) Ferdinando (1571–1578)
      5. (IV) Carlos Laurentius (1573–1575)
      6. (IV) Diego Félix (1575–1582)
      7. (IV) Felipe (Philip) III. (1578–1621), King of Spain, Portugal, both Sicilies, Sardinia ⚭ Margarete (1584–1611) from the Austrian line , daughter of cousin Charles II. Franz , Archduke in Inner Austria
        1. Anna (1601–1666) ⚭ Louis XIII. , King of France (1601–1643) from the House of Bourbon
        2. Maria (1603)
        3. Felipe (Philip) IV (1605–1665), king of Spain, Portugal, the two Sicilies, Sardinia ⚭ (I) Élisabeth de Bourbon (1602–1644), daughter of Henry IV. , King in France; ⚭ (II) Maria Anna (1634–1696) from the inner Austrian line , daughter of Emperor Ferdinand III.
          1. (I) María Margarita (1621)
          2. (I) Margarita María Catalina (1623)
          3. (I) María Eugenia (1625–1627)
          4. (I) Isabel María Teresa (1627)
          5. (I) Baltasar Carlos (1629–1646), Prince of Asturias
          6. (I) Francisco Fernando (1634)
          7. (I) María Ana Antonia (1636)
          8. (I) María Teresa (1638–1683) ⚭ Louis XIV, King of France (1638–1715) from the House of Bourbon
          9. (II) Margarita Teresa (1651–1673) ⚭ Emperor Leopold I (1640–1705) from the Austrian line
          10. (II) María (1655)
          11. (II) Felipe Prosper (1657)
          12. (II) Tomás Carlos (1658)
          13. (II) Carlos IV the Hexed , as Charles II (1661–1700), King of Spain, the two Sicilies, Sardinia
            extinct line
        4. Maria Anna (1606–1646) ⚭ Emperor Ferdinand III. (1608–1657) from the Austrian line
        5. Carlos III (1607-1632) oA
        6. Ferdinando (1609–1641), cardinal infant
        7. Margaret (1610)
        8. Alfonso (1611)
      8. (IV) María (1580–1583)
    2. Maria (1528–1603) ⚭ Emperor Maximilian II (1527–1576) from the Austrian line
    3. Ferdinand (1530)
    4. Johanna (Juana, 1537–1573) ⚭ Juan Manuel Prince of Portugal (1537–1554) from the House of Avis
    5. Johann (Juan, 1539)
    out of wedlock (recognized)
    • with Johanna van der Gheenst
    • Margaret (1522-1586), governor of the Habsburg Netherlands ⚭ (I) Alessandro , Duke of Florence (1510-1537), from the family de 'Medici ; ⚭ (II) Ottavio (1524–1586), Duke of Parma and Piacenza, from the House of Farnese
    • with Barbara Blomberg (1527–1597)
    • Juan , called Juan de Austria (1547–1578)

House of Habsburg Austria (Austrian line)

  1. Ferdinand I (1503–1564) ⚭ Anna (1503–1547) from the house of the Jagiellonians , daughter of Vladislav II. King of Bohemia and Hungary
    1. Elisabeth (1526–1545) ⚭ Sigismund II. August King of Poland (1520–1572) from the House of the Jagiellonians (died out with him)
    2. Maximilian II. (1527–1576) ⚭ Maria (1528–1603) from the Spanish line , daughter of his uncle Karl , emperor
      1. Anna (1549–1580) ⚭ Philip II (1527–1598), king of Spain and Portugal, from the Spanish line , son of her uncle
      2. Ferdinand (1551–1552)
      3. Rudolf II. (1552–1612), •• (betrothed) Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain, daughter of Philip II.
      4. Ernst III. (1553-1595)
      5. Elisabeth (1554–1592) ⚭ Karl IX. King of France (1550–1574) from the House of Valois-Angoulême
      6. Maria (1555–1556)
      7. Matthias (1557–1619) ⚭ Anna from the Tyrolean line (1585–1618), daughter of his uncle Ferdinand , governor in Tyrol, and his wife Princess Anna Katharina Gonzaga of Mantua
      8. NN (stillborn son 1557)
      9. Maximilian III der Deutschmeister (1558–1618), Grand Master of the Teutonic Order
      10. Albrecht VII. (1559–1621) ⚭ Isabella Clara Eugenia (1566–1633) from the Spanish line , daughter of Philip II , king in Spain, and his wife Princess Elisabeth of Valois
      11. Wenceslas (1561–1578), Grand Prior of the Order of St. John in Castile
      12. Friedrich (1562–1563)
      13. Maria (* / † 1564)
      14. Karl (1565–1566)
      15. Margarethe (1567–1633), nun in the Descalzas Reales in Madrid
      16. Eleanor (1568-1580)
        (Primogenitur line extinguished)
    3. Anna of Austria (1528–1590) ⚭ Albrecht V the Wise (1528–1579), Duke of Bavaria, from the House of Wittelsbach-Bavaria
    4. Ferdinand II. (Tyrol) (1529–1595), governor of Upper Austria (Tyrol and the foreland) ⚭ (I) 1557 Philippine Welser (1527–1580), commoner from Augsburg; ⚭ (II) 1582 Anna Caterina Gonzaga (1566–1621), daughter of Guglielmo Gonzaga (1538–1587), Duke of Mantua and Montferrat
      1. (I) Andreas of Austria (1558–1600), cardinal and governor of the Netherlands
      2. (I) Karl von Burgau (1560–1618), Count von Burgau ⚭ Sibylle von Jülich-Kleve-Berg (1557–1627) , daughter of Duke Wilhelm (Jülich-Kleve-Berg) (1516–1592)
      3. (I) Philip (1562–1563)
      4. (I) Maria (1562–1563)
      5. (II) Maria (1583–1584)
      6. (II) Maria of Austria (1584–1649) , nun
      7. (II) Anna of Tyrol (1585–1618) ⚭ Emperor Matthias (1557–1619), regent in Tyrol, son of her uncle Maximilian
    5. Maria von Österreich (1531–1581) ⚭ Duke Wilhelm (Jülich-Kleve-Berg) (1516–1592), called the rich
    6. Magdalena of Austria (1532–1590), nun in Hall in Tirol
    7. Catherine of Austria (1533–1572) ⚭ Francesco III. Gonzaga Duke of Mantua (1533–1550), of the Gonzaga family
    8. Eleonore (1534–1594) ⚭ Guglielmo (1538–1587), Duke of Mantua, from the Gonzaga family
    9. Margarethe (1536–1567), nun in Hall in Tirol
    10. Johann (1538–1539)
    11. Barbara (1539–1572) ⚭ Alfonso II, Duke of Ferrara (1533–1597), from the House of Este
    12. Charles II. Franz (1540–1590) →  Inner Austrian line
    13. Ursula (1541–1543)
    14. Helena (1543–1574), nun in Hall in Tirol
    15. Johanna (1547-1578) ⚭ Francesco I , Grand Duke of Tuscany (1541-1587) from the family de 'Medici

Inner Austrian line

  1. Karl II. Franz (1540–1590) ⚭ Maria Anna from the House of Wittelsbach (1551–1608), daughter of Albrecht V , Duke of Bavaria
    1. Ferdinand (July 15, 1572 - August 1, 1572)
    2. Anna (1573–1598) ⚭ Sigismund III. Wasa (1566–1632), King of Poland
    3. Maria Christina (1574–1621) ⚭ Zsigmond , Prince of Transylvania (1572–1613) from the House of Báthory
    4. Katharina Renata (1576–1595)
    5. Elisabeth (1577–1586)
    6. Ferdinand III. , as Emperor Ferdinand II. (1578–1637) ⚭ Maria Anna von Wittelsbach (1574–1616), daughter of Wilhelm V , Duke in Bavaria
      1. Christine (1601)
      2. Karl (1603)
      3. Johann Karl (1605–1619)
      4. Ferdinand IV. , As Emperor Ferdinand III. (1608–1657) ⚭ (I) Maria Anna (1606–1646) from the Spanish line ; ⚭ (II) Maria Leopoldine (1632–1649) from the Tyrolean line ; ⚭ (III) Eleonora Magdalena of the Gonzaga-Nevers family (1630–1686), daughter of Carlo II , Duke of Mantua
        1. (I) Ferdinand V , as Emperor Ferdinand IV (1633–1654)
        2. (I) Maria Anna (1634–1696) from the Spanish line ⚭ Philip IV (1605–1665), King in Spain
        3. (I) Philipp August (1637–1639)
        4. (I) Maximilian Thomas (1638-1639)
        5. (I) Leopold VI., As Emperor I (1640–1705); ⚭ (I) Margarita Teresa (1651–1673) from the Spanish line ; ⚭ (II) Claudia Felizitas (1653–1676) from the Tyrolean line ; ⚭ (III) Eleonore Magdalene (1655–1720), Wittelsbach House
          1. (I) Ferdinand Wenzel (1667–1668)
          2. (I) Maria Antonia (1669–1692) ⚭ Maximilian II. Emanuel (1662–1726), Elector in Bavaria
          3. (I) Johann Leopold (1670)
          4. (I) Maria Anna Antonie (1672)
          5. (II) Anna Maria Sophie (1674)
          6. (II) Maria Josefa Clementine (1675–1676)
          7. (III) Joseph I. (1678–1711) ⚭ Amalia Wilhelmine (1673–1742) from the House of Welfs , daughter of Johann Friedrich , Duke of Braunschweig-Calenberg
            1. Maria Josepha (1699–1757) ⚭ August III. (1696–1763), King in Poland, House of Wettin, Albertine line
            2. Leopold Josef (1700–1701)
            3. Maria Amalia (1701–1756) ⚭ Karl Albrecht , as Emperor Charles VII (1697–1745), Elector of Bavaria, from the House of Wittelsbach
          8. (III) Christina (1679)
          9. (III) Maria Elisabeth (1680–1741), governor of the Austrian Netherlands
          10. (III) Leopold Joseph (1682–1684)
          11. (III) Maria Anna (1683–1754) ⚭ João the Generous (1689–1750), King of Portugal, from the House of Braganza
          12. (III) Maria Theresa (1684–1696)
          13. (III) Charles III. , Emperor Charles VI. (1685–1740) ⚭ Elisabeth Christine (1691–1750), House of the Welfs , daughter of Ludwig Rudolf , Duke of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel
            1. Leopold Johann (1716)
            2. Maria Theresia (1717–1780) ⚭ Franz Stephan , as Emperor I (1708–1765) from the House of Lorraine , founder of the →  House of Habsburg-Lothringen
            3. Maria Anna (1718–1744) ⚭ Karl Alexander von Lothringen (1712–1780), governor and captain general of the Netherlands
            4. Maria Amalie (1724-1730)
          14. (III) Maria Josepha (1687–1703)
          15. (III) Maria Magdalena (1689–1743)
          16. (III) Maria Margaretha (1690-1691)
        6. (I) Maria (1646)
        7. (II) Karl Joseph (1649–1664), Grand Master of the Teutonic Order
        8. (III) Therese Maria Josefa (1652–1653)
        9. (III) Eleonore (1653–1697) ⚭ Charles V of Lorraine (1643–1690), called the Duke without Duchy
        10. (III) Maria Anna Josepha (1654–1689) ⚭ Johann Wilhelm (1658–1716), Count Palatine of Neuburg
        11. (III) Ferdinand Josef Alois (1657–1658)
      5. Maria Anna (1610–1665) ⚭ Maximilian I (1573–1651), Duke and Elector in Bavaria and the Palatinate from the House of Wittelsbach
      6. Cäcilia Renata (1611–1644) ⚭ Władysław IV. Wasa (1595–1648), King of Poland
      7. Leopold Wilhelm (1614–1662)
    7. Karl (1579–1580)
    8. Gregoria Maximiliane (1581–1597)
    9. Eleonore (1582–1620), canon of Hall / Tyrol
    10. Maximilian Ernst (1583-1616)
    11. Margarete (1584–1611) ⚭ Philip III. (1578–1621), King of Spain, from the Spanish line
    12. Leopold V. (1586–1632), founder of the →  (younger) Tyrolean line (died out in 1665)
    13. Constanze (1588–1631) ⚭ Sigismund III. Wasa (1566–1632), King of Poland
    14. Maria Magdalena (1589–1631) ⚭ Cosimo II. De 'Medici (1590–1621), Grand Duke of Tuscany
    15. Karl gen. Of Posthumous (1590-1624), archbishop of Wroclaw, Grand Master of the Teutonic Order
Younger Tyrolean line
  1. Leopold V. (1586–1632) ⚭ 1626 Claudia (1604–1648), de 'Medici family , daughter of Ferdinando I , Duke of Tuscany
    1. Maria Eleonora (1627-1629)
    2. Ferdinand Karl (1628–1662) ⚭ Anna (1628–1662), de 'Medici family , daughter of Cosimo II , Grand Duke of Tuscany
      1. Claudia Felizitas (1653–1676) ⚭ Emperor Leopold I (1640–1705) from the Inner Austrian Line
    3. Isabella Clara (1629–1685) ⚭ Carlo III. Gonzaga , as Duke of Mantua Carlo II (1629–1665)
    4. Sigismund Franz (1630-1665)
      extinct line
    5. Maria Leopoldine (1632–1649) ⚭ Emperor Ferdinand III. (1608–1657) from the Inner Austrian line

Web links

Wikisource: alphabetically listed sites on members of the aristocratic family in the Bibliographical Lexicon of the Austrian Empire , Vol. VI and VII  - Sources and full texts
Commons : Stammliste of the Habsburgs  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
File category Files: Habsburgs  - local collection of images and media files
  • Family tree , on Die Welt der Habsburger , habsburger.net

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Marquard Herrgott , Geneal. Volume II. N.24, p. 197
  2. ↑ T. Biller, B. Metz: The late Romanesque castle building in Alsace (1200-1250) , p. 369.
  3. ↑ at a young age; In a letter dated July 30, 1253, “Gotfrid, Rudolf, Otto and Eberhard, Counts of Habsburg, brothers and their mother Gertrud” make donations to Wettingen for the salvation of the deceased. According to Count Eberhard and Anna v. Kyburg , Kapitel in Argovia , annual journal of the Historical Society of the Canton of Aargau, 10 (1879), p. 166 ( pdf , there p. 11) - inventory of all documents of the time.
  4. ↑ a b Elisabeth von Ochsenstein after Gottfried II., Count von Habsburg-Laufenburg , entry in geneall.net (there the marriages in a different order; this could also be the unclear second wife of Gottfried I).
  5. ↑ order of children unclear; possible: Johann - Adelheid - Agnes - Rudolf - Elisabeth - Katherina - Gottfried
  6. ^ After Habsburg-Laufenburg and Neu Kyburg (pdf, on habsburg.net) the family died out with Mauritius † 1408.
  7. ↑ The date of birth is 1230, then he would have been the eldest of the five sons of Rudolf the Silent . But he was usually mentioned as the youngest, then he would have to be born after 1253 (date of birth of Otto the Teutonic Knight). The whole story with the struggle for the Kyburgian legacy 1264–1273, in which he did not play an active role, suggests that he was the straggler.
  8. ↑ December 30, 1325 in Burgdorf (Plüss 1900: p. 57).
  9. ↑ July 14, 1290 in Erfurt.
  10. ↑ King Rudolph I still had the Habsburg lion as his personal coat of arms, King Albrecht I then already had the shield. Compare in addition Dux Rudolphus Rex Romanorum and Dux Adolphus Romanorum Rex , from portraits of princes of the Habsburgs of the 14th century after the stained glass windows from Königsfelden / Aargau , BSB Cod.icon. 330 [Sl], Northern Switzerland (Bern?) Around 1560, fol. 02r resp. fol. 01r (image files of the pages on Wikipedia Commons).
  11. ↑ Meinradinische Linie † 1363 with Meinhard III. and Margarete Maultasch inherited, Albertinische Görzer counts until † 1500 inherited
  12. ↑ a b c The Spanish line began with some authors when Charles took office in Spain in 1516, with others with that of his father Philip in 1504: The daughters Phillips, Isabella, Maria and Katherina already bear the Spanish designation of origin of Castile . Another date can be given with the Worms partition contract 1521 / Treaty of Brussels 1522 and the handover of the Austrian lands to his brother Ferdinand, which regulates the separate succession of the lines (house rules 1554)
  13. ↑ Charles V had numerous other illegitimate children, and he recognized these two as "natural" at court