Hermann I. (Teck)
Hermann I. von Teck , (urk. Since 1280; † 1313/1314), Duke of Teck, was a son of Ludwig I. von Teck and belonged to the Zähringen branch of the dukes of Teck .
Life
There is no documentary evidence of Ludwig's mother, possibly Irmelgard von Baden. After the death of his father Ludwig I von Teck († 1283), Hermann I was heir to the Oberndorf line of the Dukes of Teck, as his brother Ludwig II von Teck died early († 1280/82).
Most of Duke Hermann's traditions are about sales in order to preserve his possessions on the upper Neckar.
On May 13, 1295, he transferred goods to the Kirchheim monastery in Roßwälden for his and his parents' salvation .
Hermann I gave his uncle, Count Eberhard von Württemberg , shares in Grafenberg , Nürtingen , Ebersbach , Reichenbach and Plochingen back on February 14, 1299 and secured his possessions in Rommelshausen and Stetten .
On April 29, 1299 court judge Count Hermann von Sulz notarized an agreement regarding an arbitration dispute between Hermann I and his cousins Simon I, Konrad III, Ludwig III. and Friedrich I of the Owener line of the dukes of Teck. They pledge their half of Teck Castle and Gutenberg Castle to him and agree not to share their possessions until November 11, 1304.
On May 1, 1299, he sold his possessions in Steinbach (today Wernau ) for 1,800 silver marks to the Salem monastery .
With his sons Ludwig IV and Hermann II, he reaffirmed the rights of the city of Oberndorf on September 10, 1300 at Hahnenkamm Castle .
In 1301 goods in Hedelfingen were sold to the Kirchheim monastery for 200 pounds of Heller and 100 marks of silver.
On July 12, 1302 he sold goods in Marbach , Murr , Lauffen , Kirchberg , Rudolfsberg and Neckarweihingen to the Counts of Württemberg for 10,000 pounds of Heller, which probably came to Hermann as the inheritance of his wife Beatrix von Grüningen.
Half of Teck Castle, half of the town of Kirchheim and the castles of Hahnenkamm and Diepoldsburg were sold to the Habsburgs on December 13, 1303 for 6,000 silver marks .
On May 13, 1306, Herrmann I exchanged his estate in Kaltbrunn with the Alpirsbach monastery for a monastery in Schiltach .
Marriage and offspring
Hermann I was married to Beatrix von Grüningen-Landau . They had four sons and at least one daughter:
- Ludwig IV († 1347/52), Duke of Teck
- Hermann II († after 1324), Duke of Teck
- Lutzmann († 1332/33), Duke of Teck
- Friedrich II. († 1342), Duke of Teck
- Beatrix, nun in the Rottenmünster monastery
- A duchess of Teck, born blind, unmarried and buried in old age in the monastery of Oberndorf, could have been another daughter.
On December 20, 1313, Duke Hermann I bequeathed an annual interest from the village of Betzweiler to Rottenmünster Monastery .
literature
- Rolf Götz: The dukes of Teck . Kirchheim unter Teck 2009, ISBN 978-3-925589-49-2
- Rolf Götz: Ways and wrong ways of early historiography . Ostfildern, Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5508-1
- Irene founder: Studies on the history of the Teck rule . Stuttgart, Müller & Gräff, 1963
Individual evidence
- ↑ WUB Volume X., No. 4671 , page 345
- ↑ WUB Volume XI., No. 5234 , page 214
- ↑ WUB Volume XI., No. 5267 , pages 237-238
- ↑ WUB Volume XI., No. 5271 , page 240
- ↑ WUB Volume XI., No. 5517 , page 427
- ↑ Main State Archives Stuttgart, WR10642
- ^ General series of documents, Austrian State Archives Vienna, Lichnowsky 2, supplements, no. 420
- ↑ Main State Archives Stuttgart, H14 / 15 No. 4 (copy book of the Alpirsbach monastery I, p. 500)
- ↑ Main State Archives Stuttgart, WR8019
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| Ludwig I. |
Duke of Teck - Oberndorfer Line - 1313/1314 |
Hermann II. |
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hermann I. |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hermann I. von Teck |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Duke of Teck |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1280 |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1313 or 1314 |