Kuno III. from Pyrmont
Kuno III. von Pyrmont , also Kuno von Schönberg (* around 1239 , † around 1287 ) was a German knight and from 1263 to 1287 burgrave in Cochem .
Life
Kuno III. von Pyrmont was a son of Kuno II von Pyrmont or von Schönberg and his wife Aleidis (or Adelheid) von Ulmen . He was married to Agnes von Pyrmont and was a great-grandson of Theodorich von Clotten (1130–1190) and grandson of Kuno von Schönberg, the builder of Pyrmont Castle .
In June 1263 he resigned as Burgrave Kuno (rad) III. Pyrmont in favor of the Abbey Brauweiler to the office of mayor in Klotten, the Abbey while his chamber Forests between Klotten and Kaifenheim along with 60 by Cologne Mark ceded to acquire a piece of land, which is a future with those abbey royal fief should be. His brother Heinrich von Pyrmont and the Archbishop of Cologne Engelbert II. Von Falkenburg were also the conquerors .
On June 23, 1265, Kuno III decided. von Pyrmont, his brother Heinrich von Pyrmont, also called Heinrich I. von Schönberg (Knight von Polch ) and Hermann von Manderscheid, as the chosen arbitrator in Cochem, between the monastery of Himmerod, called Claustrum ( cloister ) and Walter the Vogt of Pomerania their mutual rights in Pomerania . After that the monastery was to be able to appoint a courtier at will in its court there, which it had bought from the Abbey of Saint-Trond , who was only to allow lodging at the will of the monastery, the bailiff or his people .
On May 11, 1267, he and his brothers Theoderich von Schönberg and Heinrich von Pyrmont, the Cistercian women from Rosenthal, confirmed the fruit pension in Zettingen , which their deceased parents had bequeathed for their souls .
As Burgrave Cuno III. von Schönberg, he and his wife Agnes and their children donated their farm and all the vineyards to Klotten to the Himmerod monastery on October 13, 1274 .
coat of arms
The coat of arms of the von Schönberg leads a red zigzag bar in a golden field.
literature
- Alfons Friderichs (ed.): V. Pyrmont, Cuno III. , In: “Personalities of the Cochem-Zell District” , Kliomedia, Trier 2004, ISBN 3-89890-084-3 , p. 281.
Web links
- Entry to Kuno III. von Pyrmont in the Rhineland-Palatinate personal database
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b This family was called once after the castle Schönberg (Beaumont) in Oisling near Prüm in the Eifel or Malmedy, sometimes after the castle Pyrmont near Münstermaifeld, Bernhard Peter, gallery: Photos beautiful old coat of arms No. 2147, Treis-Karden (Mayen-Koblenz district), In: World of coats of arms
- ↑ a b c d Alfons Friderichs (author): Knights, noble families and noble families in the Cochem-Zell district , Cardamina-Verlag, Weißenturm 2015, ISBN 978-3-86424-272-4 , 1044 pp.
- ↑ Landeshauptarchiv Koblenz / Stock 96 - Himmerod, Cistercian Monastery / Certificate 395 - Burgrave Kuno von Cochem and his wife Agnes donate the Hof zu Klotten (\ "Clottene \") with Wingerten, which the Springiersbach Abbey (\ "Sprenkirsbach \") bought and all accessories from the Himmerod monastery for the issue of biennial pitches
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Pyrmont, Kuno III. from |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Cuno III., Of Pyrmont; Kuno III., Von Schönberg; Kuno III., From Schönberg-Pyrmont |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Knight and Burgrave |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1239 |
| DATE OF DEATH | around 1287 |