Kuno I. von Rott
Kuno I von Rott (* around 1015; † March 27, 1086 at the latest) from the house of the Pilgrimids was Count Palatine of Bavaria (1055-1086), Count of Vohburg (1040) and Count on the lower Isar (1079).
Kuno was together with his son Kuno II. Von Rott around 1080 co-founder of the monastery Rott . In addition, he and his brother Pilgrim had a relationship with the Sonnenburg monastery in the Puster Valley (1030/39).
When the incumbent Count Palatine Aribo II was ostracized in 1055 and lost numerous goods, including the Tegernsee lakes and those in the Styrian region, Kuno was considered an extensive relative of the Aribones - Aribo II and Kuno had the same great-grandmother, Wichburg von Bayern - by Emperor Heinrich III. entrusted with the Pfalzgrafenamt.
After Kuno's death around 1086, the office of the Count Palatinate came to Rapoto V from the Diepoldinger-Rapotonen family , as Kuno's son had died in 1081.
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Kuno is the namesake of the market town of Kumberg in Styria.
family
Kuno was married to a Uta who is believed to have been the daughter of Count Friedrich II. († 1075) von Dießen-Andechs .
Children:
- Kuno II. († August 11, 1081 (according to Koch-Sternfeld: † 1071) in the battle of Höchstädt an der Donau in the service of King Henry IV. ), Oo Elisabeth of Lorraine († 1086) (oo II. Count Palatine Rapoto V . († 1099))
- Irmgard / Ermingard († June 14, 1101), ⚭ I. Count Engelbert V. im Chiemgau ( Sieghardinger ), ⚭ II. Count Gebhard II. Von Sulzbach († 1085), ⚭ III. Count Kuno von Horburg- Lechsgemünd
Individual evidence
- ^ Joseph Ernst von Koch-Sternfeld: History of the Principality of Berchtesgaden and its salt works , Volume 1., Salzburg 1815, p. 12 f.
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Kuno I. von Rott |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Count Palatine of Bavaria, Count of Vohburg and Count of the Lower Isar |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1015 |
| DATE OF DEATH | March 27 between 1081 and 1086 |