Lanzelin

Lanzelin , Kanzelin or Landolt († August 991 ) was probably the son of Guntram the Rich , the progenitor of the Habsburgs , and father of Radbot , the founder of Habsburg Castle and the Muri Monastery .

As the sources contradict one another, his wife's name was either Luitgard von Thurgau or Liutgard or Lütgard von Nellenburg (* 960). She was a daughter of Count Eberhard III. in Thurgau .

He called himself Count von Altenburg , possibly after the castle of the same name, Schlösschen Altenburg in Altenburg near Brugg (in today's canton Aargau , not far from the Habsburg, which was built later), but perhaps also after Altenburg im Klettgau: He is also called Count von Klettgau and Thurgau . It is said of him that he should have conquered lands in what is now Aargau by force.

progeny

Lanzelin had four children:

• Werner I. , Bishop of Strasbourg 1002-1028 (* 975/980; † October 28, 1028 in Constantinople )

(not to be confused with Werner I (1025-1096), Count on the Habsburg)

• Radbot , Count in Klettgau (* around 985; † June 30, before 1045), founder of Habsburg Castle
• Rudolf I (Habsburg) (* 985/990; † around 1063, before March 1, 1064) also called Rudolf von Altenburg, founder of the Ottmarsheim monastery
• Landold II. Also called Lanzelin II., (Mentioned in 992 as Vogt of Reichenau , † October 28, 1027); married to Berta von Büren , they had a son: Landold III., who was also Vogt on Reichenau († 1024), and a daughter unknown by name, she was married to Count Berthold († 1024), called Bezelin von Villingen , whose Son was the founder of the House of Zähringen , Duke Berthold I. Berta von Büren had the same father and mother as Friedrich (?), Probably meant Friedrich von Büren , so they are siblings of Friedrich , the Count Palatine in Swabia.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ according to the historical lexicon of Switzerland
2. ↑ Hans Kläui: Genealogical Handbook of Swiss History, Volume IV, page 183.
3. ↑ according to the family table in: Eduard Heyck , Geschichte der Herzöge von Zähringen , 1881, p. 566
4. ^ Philipp Jaffé : Bibliotheca Volume 1, p. 547.

predecessor	Office	successor
Guntram the Rich	Graf im Klettgau , Graf im Thurgau and Graf von Habsburg before 985–991	Radbot , Rudolf I. and Werner I. and Landolt II.