Oberhaim (noble family)
The Oberhaim (Oberhaimer, Oberheim or Oberhaym, Oberhaimb etc.) were an Upper Austrian - Bavarian noble family who had their headquarters in Oberham near Hohenzell and then came to Upper Austria.
history
Christoph Oberhaimer took part in the 14th tournament in Würzburg in 1235 , his son Georg was mentioned as a nobleman at the 1284 tournament in Regensburg. Ortolph lived in 1308, his son was Ulrich, the grandsons were Michael and Hans. Michael Oberhaimer zu Gröming († 1435) was the nursing and district judge of Weissenberg in 1414, and in 1416 he became the ducal nurse of Waxenberg . Hans von Oberhaim zu Parz was administrator of the main team of the country ob der Enns, his sons Wolfgang, Matthias and Colman formed three lines. Hans, Ottmar and Colman were knighted on April 5, 1486 at the coronation of Maximilian I as Roman-German King in Aachen. Simon Oberhaim zum Falkenstein was next to Ulrich von Starhemberg district captain in the Mühlviertel in 1478 . The brothers Othmar and Bartholomäus Oberhaimer at Marsbach Castle also acted as robber barons . Othmar was captured by Duke Ernst and sentenced to death by the court in 1520. With Georg Andreas von Oberhaim, Herr zu Schönau, the family died out in the 17th century.
Personalities
- Wolfgang Oberhaim, 1458 in the committee of the knighthood in the settlement of disputes between Emperor Friedrich II and Duke Albrecht VI. , then advice to Duke Albrechts, 1466 lawyer for the main team on the Enns
- Christoph von Oberhaim († after 1499), Lord of Irnharting , 1452 sub-marshal of King Ladislaus of Hungary and Bohemia, Archduke of Austria
- Simon von Oberhaim zum Falckenstain, 1478 next to Ulrich von Starhemberg district captain in the Mühlviertel
- Christoph von Oberhaim zu Wincklberg († around 1584), Roman Imperial Councilor, assessor of the nö Landsrechte, from 1564 until his death Landuntermarschall in Lower Austria
Tribe list
Tribe list (according to Hoheneck) see Oberhaim trunk list
coat of arms
- coat of arms
a split shield, on the right white with three black roses, on the left black with three white roses; an open helmet, with two buffalo horns, on the right white with three black roses on the side, on the left black with three white roses on the side. The helmet covers are black and white.
- Knight coat of arms
a black shield separated by a white pole, three white roses in black; two open, crowned helmets, the front one with three golden pusikanen , the rear one has an inward-turned closed flight, with the colors as in the coat of arms. The helmet covers are yellow and black on the right and black and white on the left.
literature
- Johann Georg Adam von Hoheneck: The praiseworthy gentlemen gentlemen estates Deß Ertz-Herzogthumb Austria ob der Ennß , Volume 3, Passau 1747, p. 458ff link to books.google.at
- Johann-Nepomuk Buchinger : History of the Principality of Passau , Volume 2, 1824, pp. 203, 274 link to books.google.at
- Max Freyberg: Collection of historical writings and documents: Geschöpft aus Manschriften, Volume 3, Stuttgart and Tübingen, 1830, pp. 495–496 link to books.google.at
- Johann Nepomuk Cori: Construction and establishment of the German castles in the Middle Ages , 1899 (Reprint 2013) p. 225ff link to books.google.at
Web links
- Article about Oberham on hohenzell.riskommunal.net
Individual evidence
- ^ Johann-Nepomuk Buchinger : History of the Principality of Passau , Volume 2, 1824, p. 274