Johann I (Habsburg-Laufenburg)

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Johann I (Habsburg-Laufenburg) , also Hans I (* around 1297; † 20-30 September 1337 near Grynau ), was a count of Habsburg-Laufenburg , after the death of his father Rudolf III. 1314 Landgrave in Klettgau and Vogt of the Rheinau monastery .

Life

Johann I was the son of Rudolf III. and his wife Elisabeth von Rapperswil . In 1315 he renewed the town charter of the Laufenburgers .

Johann had little success, and to his misfortune was primarily due to his support for the losing party in the "revolution in Zurich" in which was triggered by the knight and mayor of Zurich , Rudolf Brun and its Brun's guild constitution , which on his he Rapperswil Castle asylum granted, in the further course of these events, which is known as the Battle of Grynau , he was slain as a leader together with the Toggenburg Count Diethelm II. near Grynau.

family

He was married to Agnes von Werd († after February 9, 1354), daughter of Sigismund von Werd, Landgrave of Lower Alsace. The couple had the following children:

⚭ Agnes von Teck
⚭ Elisabeth (?) Von Ochsenstein

See also

literature

  • Fridolin Jehle , History of the City of Laufenburg Volume 1, The Common City, 1979

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Fridolin Jehle, History of the City of Laufenburg Volume 1, The Common City, 1979, p. 28
  2. Entry on Worldhistory
  3. Elisabeth von Ochsenstein after Gottfried II, Count von Habsburg-Laufenburg , entry in geneall.net (there also the marriages in a different order; this could also be the unclear second wife of Gottfried I).
predecessor Office successor
Rudolf III. Landgrave in Klettgau
after 1297 - 1337
Johann II. And Rudolf IV.