List of the fallen nobles on the Habsburg side in the battle of Sempach / E
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gender | First name (s) | Unit name | Headquarters | different spellings | Swell) | Remarks | coat of arms |
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Echingen | see Wehingen | ||||||
Effinger | Gebhart | Gebhart Effinger | Brugg? | Battle Chapel Sempach | " Dis are knights and servants of the Argov "; only mention | ||
Effinger | Gissbrecht | Gissbrecht Effinger | Brugg? | Battle Chapel Sempach | " Dis are knights and servants of the Argov "; only mention | ||
Ehingen | Burckhart; Burckart; Burckhardt; Burkhart; Burckhard; The Lang Burckhart; Burchart; Burckhart; longus burcardus | Burckhart von Ehingen | Ehingen (Rottenburg am Neckar); Weilerburg (Rottenburg) ? | Echingen; Eschingen | • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Anonymous Austrian chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Eydgnössisch-Schweizerischer Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Conrad Schnitt : Book of arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"the Lang - Des von Wirttenberg's servant"; "Item of des from Wirtembergs because of being not located diss" | |
Ehingen | Haman | Haman von Ehingen | Ehingen (Rottenburg am Neckar); Weilerburg (Rottenburg) ? | Echingen; Eschingen | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel; | ||
Egrecht | Leo | Leo Egrecht | Schaffhausen | Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 | " Edelknecht von Schauffhusen, called Waissegk " | ||
Empstain; Engshain | see Conrad Stör | ||||||
Ems | Egloff; Eglofus; Egnolff; Egenolff; Rudolff | Eglof of Ems | Niederwindegg Castle | Embs; Empss; Empsz; Emptz | • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Thurgau Chronicle • Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, Basel, 1507 • Chronicle of the Benedictine monastery Zwettel in Austria • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian list of losses, approx. 1484 • Johann Viler: Chronica of Keisern, Popes, Confederation and Alsace • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Frankfurt list of losses • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
Eglof von Ems was Vogt at Niederwindegg Castle; is buried in Königsfelden ; " what the thürist knight found the times dozemal " |
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Ems | Hartman | Hartman from Ems | Castle Neu-Ems / Alt-Ems ? | Emptz | Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 | Sole mention of a Hartman | |
Ems | Ulrich; Uolrich; Uolricus; Vlrich | Ulrich von Ems | Castle Neu-Ems / Alt-Ems ? | Emptz; Emps; Empss; Empts; Emptz; Empz; Emss | • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Thurgau Chronicle • Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, Basel, 1507 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg; Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian list of losses, approx. 1484 • Johann Viler: Chronica of Keisern, Paepsten, Confederation and Alsace, Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's chronicle, 1531–1545 • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Frankfurt list of losses ( "Huni - czwene von emps" ) • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
" After that, everyone who slain with Duke Lüpolt von Osterrich for Sempach…. And zuo Küngsfelden ligen - item is to know that these gentlemen came to Küngssfelden alone in a box and advised senses and served: " |
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End | Wilhelmus; Wilhelm; Wilhalm; Willhalm | Wilhelm of End | Etsch | The End; Ends; Ennd; Ent; Cued | • Chronicle of the Benedictine taster Kremsmünster in Austria • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler family, 1530 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian Chronicle; Austrian Chronicle of Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle; Additions to Petermann Etterlin's chronicle, 1531–1545 • Chronicle of Thomas Ebendorfer von Haselbach, approx. 1440–1463 • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Anonymous Austrian chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Chronicle of the Austrian Gregor or Matthäus Hagen • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Klingenberger Chronik by Johann von Klingenberg • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
is buried in Königsfelden , " from the Etsch " | |
Eptingen | Conrad; Cüntzlin; Cunrate; Cuntzli; Cunradt; Cuntzlin; Cuontzly; Conradus; Contzli; Stoffel called almond; Cüntzlinus | Conrad von Eptingen | Bischofstein Castle (Sissach) | Blankets; Epfingen; Epptingen; Eptinngen; Optingen | • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Austrian Loss List , 1488 • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian Loss List , approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle; Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530 • Nicolaus Stulmann's Chronicle, 1407 • List of Frankfurt losses • Sempach Battle Chapel • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
The Eptingian Chronicle from 1487 mentions five fallen Eptingers. | |
Eptingen | Peter; Petter im hag | Peter of Eptingen | Bischofstein Castle (Sissach) | Eptinngen | • Thurgau Chronicle • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530 • Sempach Battle Chapel • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"im Hage"; "ritter und knecht us dem Ergöw" The Eptingian Chronicle from 1487 names five fallen Eptingers. Member of the Lion Association |
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Eptingen | Peterman; Petermans; Petterman | Peterman of Eptingen | Bischofstein Castle (Sissach) | Epfingen; Epptingen; Optingen | • Anonymous Austrian chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian list of losses, approx. 1484 • Thurgau chronicle • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's chronicle, 1531–1545 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler families, 1530 • List of losses in Frankfurt • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"sin sun"; "genand im hagg son" The Eptingian Chronicle from 1487 mentions five fallen Eptingers. Member of the Lion League ; "Filius eius" (of Peter) |
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Eptingen | Thuringia; Düring; Turing; Türing; Thurinng; Burkart called Sponer; Thuringus | Türing from Eptingen | Bischofstein Castle (Sissach) | Eptinngen; Optingen | • Anonymous Austrian chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Thurgau chronicle • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's chronicle, 1531–1545 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler families, 1530 • List of casualties in Frankfurt • Sempach Battle Chapel • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
The Eptingian Chronicle from 1487 mentions five fallen Eptingers. | |
Eptingen | Walter | Bischofstein Castle (Sissach) | Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 |
"sin sun" Walter is only mentioned once. In some chronicles the individual names are not listed separately, only the number of those who fell from this family. The Eptingian Chronicle from 1487 mentions a total of five fallen Eptingers. |
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Erbach? | Sigfrid | Sigfrid von Erbach | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | only mention. It is possibly the Schencken from Erbach. | Possibly. | ||
Erdingen | Eberhart; Eberly; Eberhardus; Eberli; Aeberlin | Eberhart von Erdingen | Endinngen; Madingen; Madingen | • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Thurgau Chronicle • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum |
" Sequuntur servi Domini Wirtembergensis " (a Friedrich von Erdingen was Bishop of Chur and Brixen and finally Chancellor of Leopold III.) |
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Erzingen | Friderich; Fridrich; Fridericus; Friderich; Fritz | Fridrich von Erzingen | Erzingen (Klettgau) | Teasing; Ertzingen; Harvesting | • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Anonymous Austrian chronicle in Stuttgart, 16th century manuscript • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian list of losses , approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"Freyherr"; "knight and servant of Swabia"; "Vss der Etsch:"; "Item those of Araw"; "diss warent from the Etsche" | |
Erzingen | Hainrich | Hainrich von Erzingen | Erzingen (Klettgau) | Ertzingen; Physicians; Erzingin | • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Thurgau Chronicle • Austrian loss list, 1488 |
"duo"; "Item the von Fridburg" | |
Eschenz | Hainzman; Haitzman; Heintzman; Heineman; Heynman, Hans von Schwandegg | Haintzman of Eschenz | probably Schwandegg Castle | Aeschentz; Eschentz; Hans von Schwandegg | • Thurgau Chronicle • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, 16th century manuscript • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler family, 1530 • Eydgnössisch-Schweizerischer Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Additions to Petermann Etterlins Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Chronicle of the Benedictine monastery Zwettel in Austria • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
It is reported from an Eschenz "the old" or "et duo ejus filii" with his two sons. Hanhart lists Hans von Schwandegg and Kunrad von Wagenhausen as the two fallen sons of Hamann von Eschenz. | |
Eschenz | Haman; Hanman; Hamman; Henman; Henmann; | Haman of Eschenz | Eschenz Castle (Diegten) | Aeschentz; Aschschenntz; Eschentz; Oschenz, Oschentz | • Thurgau Chronicle • Austrian Loss List , 1488 • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, 16th century manuscript • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian Loss List, approx. 1484 • Erhard von Appenwiler, Chaplain in Basel, continued the Repgauische Weltchronik, 1439 • Frankfurt loss list; Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler family, 1530 • Chronicle of the Benedictine monastery Zwettel in Austria • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
It is reported from an Eschenz "the old" or "et duo ejus filii" with his two sons. | |
Eschenz | Herman; Hermannus; Kunrad | Herman of Eschenz | presumably Wagenhausen | Kunrad von Wagenhausen | • Thurgau Chronicle • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler family, 1530 • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
It is reported from an Eschenz "the old" or "et duo ejus filii" with his two sons. Hanhart lists Hans von Schwandegg and Kunrad von Wagenhausen as the two fallen sons of Hamann von Eschenz. "tilii sui" | |
Eseulon? | Walther, Hainrich | Heinrich of Eseulon | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | only mention. However, it is mentioned twice in it, once as Heinrich von Eseulon and once as Walther Spät Eselen. Possibly this is also Heinrich Kall. | |||
Espental? | unknown | ? from Espental | Espendal | • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg • St. Blasian manuscript from Königshofen's chronicle |
only mention | ||
Ettenheim? | unknown | ? from Ettenheim | Strasbourg? | Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg | only mention |
Individual evidence
- ^ Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531-1545
- ↑ Austrian loss list, approx. 1484
- ↑ chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407
- ^ Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum
- ^ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530
- ↑ This name does not appear anywhere else. Probably a typo. Chronicle of the Benedictine koster Kremsmünster in Austria
- ↑ Klingenberger Chronik by Johann von Klingenberg
- ^ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530
- ^ Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531-1545
- ↑ Thurgau Chronicle, written at the beginning of 15th century
- ↑ Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century and Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Baslerischen sexes, 1530
- ↑ Frankfurt loss list
- ^ List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580
- ↑ Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482
- ↑ chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407
- ↑ Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel
- ↑ Thurgau Chronicle, written at the beginning of 15th century
- ^ Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531-1545
- ^ Austrian loss list, 1488
- ↑ Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482
- ↑ chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407
- ^ Austrian loss list, 1488
- ^ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530;
- ↑ chronicle of Benedictinerstiftes Zwettel in Austria, written around 1390
- ↑ Rudolph Hanhart: Tales from Swiss History, Volume 2, p. 259
- ^ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530;
- ↑ chronicle of Benedictinerstiftes Zwettel in Austria, written around 1390
- ^ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530;
- ↑ chronicle of Benedictinerstiftes Zwettel in Austria, written around 1390
- ↑ Rudolph Hanhart: Tales from Swiss History, Volume 2, p. 259