Chamberlain (title of nobility)

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The chamberlain (lat. Camirarius, thesaurarius ), also called treasurer, was a hereditary court office . He was in charge of the rooms and the cloakroom. Increasingly extensive jurisdiction over all tax officials and the entire court.

history

When the Saxon Duke Henry I was elected on March 12, 919 Fritzlar king of Ostfrankenreiches that appear in the subsequent coronation in the Palatinate for the first time Reichserzämter the kingdom ore Marshal, Ore Steward, Ore eunuch ore cupbearer . The vice-offices were assigned to the following genders: Erbtruchseß were von Waldburg , Erbschenk the Schenk von Limpurg , Erbmarschall von Pappenheim and Erbkämmerer von Bolanden-Falkenstein (expired), later the Elector of Brandenburg awarded the office of Reich Treasurer to the as acting Reich Treasurer Count of Hohenzollern .

The chamberlain families

List of families with the title of chamberlain as part of the surname

  • Chamberlain of Apolda , hereditary chamberlain of Erfurt
  • Chamberlain of Gnandstein , Hereditary Chamberlain of Meissen
  • Chamberlain von Fahner (Vanre), hereditary chamberlain of Thuringia , with the lines of the chamberlain from Mühlhausen , Almenhausen , Straussberg
  • Chamberlain of Kemnat,
  • Chamberlain of Wellenburg, hereditary chamberlain of the bishops of Augsburg
  • Chamberlain of Worms called von Dalberg , hereditary chamberlain of Worms

List of the families with the additional title of treasurer

See also

Chamberlain

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