Ludwig of Tübingen

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Count Palatine Ludwig von Tübingen († 1294 ) was Count von Horb .

He was the youngest son of Count Palatine Hugo IV of Tübingen . In 1287 he sold a farm, a chapel and the tithe barn to the Kniebis monastery . In July 1289 he started a trip abroad in the affairs of King Rudolf, that is, he probably took part in the military campaign against Count Otto of Burgundy. In the same year he donated the town of Huzenbach to the Reichenbach monastery .

He died unmarried, after his death Horb came to the Counts of Hohenberg through his sister Luitgard , who was married to Burkhard IV. Von Hohenberg .

literature

  • Simon M. Karzel: An unknown document of Count Palatine Ludwig von Tübingen from 1287 July 16 . In: Journal of Württemberg State History . 66th year 2007, pp. 497-504

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Dr. L. Schmid: History of the Count Palatine of Tübingen. 1853, pages 229-232 also available on-line .
personal data
SURNAME Ludwig of Tübingen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Count Palatine of Tübingen and Count of Horb
DATE OF BIRTH 13th Century
DATE OF DEATH 1294