Holstein-Pinneberg
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| Holstein-Pinneberg county | |
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| Holstein-Pinneberg and neighboring areas around 1400 | |
| Alternative names | County of Schauenburg and Holstein-Pinneberg |
| Arose from | the county of Holstein-Itzehoe by division of inheritance in 1290. |
| Form of rule | monarchy |
| Ruler / government | Counts of Schauenburg |
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DE-SH / DE-HH
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(Lower) Saxon
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| Denomination / Religions | Catholics until 1561, after that v. a. Lutherans, Calvinists from 1601 and Jews from 1621, BC a. in Altona |
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Northern Lower Saxony , German
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| Incorporated into | royal share to the Duchy of Holstein through usurpation in 1640 after the male line of the counts died out.
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The county of Holstein-Pinneberg existed from 1290 to 1640.
Birth and fall of the county
Holstein-Pinneberg was a small territory that was created in 1290 after the death of Gerhard I through the division of the County of Holstein-Itzehoe . This is how the Pinneberger line of the Counts of Schauenburg and Holstein came into being , called Holstein-Pinneberg or Holstein-Schauenburg . The Schauenburgers (later called Schaumburger on the Weser) ruled over the Grafschaft Schaumburg (from 1807 principality) and Holstein - Pinneberg .
Pinneberg Castle was replaced by a Renaissance castle in 1472, which was demolished in 1720 after being damaged in the Thirty Years' War and replaced by today's Drostei Pinneberg from 1765 .
After the Schaumburgs died out in 1640 (the other lines in Holstein had already died out by 1459), the Grafschaft Schaumburg was split up and the County of Holstein-Pinneberg was incorporated into the Duchy of Holstein , which had meanwhile been upgraded to a duchy . The county of Rantzau was formed from the northern third in 1650 .
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Holstein-Kiel (1261-1390) |
Holstein-Itzehoe (1261-1290) |
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Holstein-Segeberg (1273–1308) |
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Holstein-Plön (1290-1390) |
Holstein-Rendsburg (1290-1459) |
Holstein-Pinneberg (1290-1640) |
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Duchy of Holstein (from 1474) |
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County of Rantzau (1650–1726) |
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Counts of Holstein-Pinneberg
The following counts ruled over Schaumburg and Holstein-Pinneberg:
- 1290-1315 Adolf VI. (* 1256, † 1315)
- 1315–1353 Adolf VII (* 1297; † 1353)
- 1353–1370 Adolf VIII († 1370)
- 1370–1404 Otto I († 1404)
- 1404-1426 Adolf IX. (* 1375; † 1426)
- 1426–1464 Otto II (* 1400, † 1464)
- 1464–1474 Adolf X. (* 1419, † 1474)
- 1474–1492 Erich (* 1420, † 1492)
- 1492-1510 Otto III. (* 1426, † 1510)
- 1510–1526 Antonius (* 1439, † 1526)
- 1526–1527 Johann IV. (* 1449, † 1527)
- 1527–1531 Jobst I. (* 1483, † 1531)
- 1531–1544 Adolf XIII. (* 1511, † 1556), Archbishop of Cologne 1547–1556 as Adolf III.
- 1531–1581 Jobst II. (* 1520, † 1581)
- 1533–1576 Otto IV. (* 1517, † 1576), Prince-Bishop of Hildesheim 1531–1537 as Otto III.
- 1576-1601 Adolf XI. (* 1547, † 1601)
- 1601–1622 Ernst (* 1569, † 1622)
- 1622–1635 Jobst Hermann (* 1593, † 1635), noble lord of Gemen
- 1635–1640 Otto V. (* 1614, † 1640), noble lord of Gemen
literature
- Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen, Elke Imberger, Dieter Lohmeier , Ingwer Momsen (ed.): The princes of the country. Dukes and Counts of Schleswig, Holstein and Lauenburg. Wachholtz, Neumünster 2008, ISBN 978-3-529-02606-5 .