Hemleben (noble family)
The von Hemleben family , also spelled Hemleiben, Hemeleybin, Hemeleiben, Hemeleyben, Himleiben , were a Thuringian , knightly castle men from the town of the same name, Hemleben south of Heldrungen .
history
In 1234 they belonged to the vassals of the Counts of Rabenswald . Ludewicus de Hemeleiben was first mentioned in 1280/1284, then in 1292 Ludwig and his brother Friedrich and in 1296 Heinrich von Hemeleiben. In the 14th century in 1314 Friderico and Ludevico de Hemeleiben, 1325 Heinricus de Hemeleiben, consul of the city of Erfurt , and 1334-1349 Heinrich and Friedrich as milites and castrenses in Beichlingen . Melchior von Hemleben is mentioned in 1499, but seems to have been the last male offspring of the sex.
coat of arms
The coat of arms shows two sloping bars. The family was related to the coat of arms of the Lords of Trebra .
literature
- Rüdiger Bier: 1500 years of history and stories of the manorial seats for church divisions and castle divisions , self-published, Rittergut Kirchscheidungen 2009