Oswald von Eyczing

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Oswald von Eyczing (* around 1400 , † around 1480 ), since 1437 Baron von Eyczing, was a member of the Austrian and Bavarian nobility in the Duchy of Austria (above and below the Enns).

origin

Oswald belonged to the von Eitzing family , who in the Middle Ages lived in what is now the federal states of Bavaria, Upper Austria and Lower Austria. His older brother was Ulrich von Eyczing (d. 1460) . Her father is likely to have been that Georg (Görig) Eitzinger (son of a Stephen), who is proven as a witness in a court case by Rieder Schranne in 1387 and who had a land registry drawn up in 1397 . Other siblings of his were Elisabeth von Eitzing and Stephan von Eyczing . He was married to Katharina Przech von Kojatitz, the daughter of a wealthy Moravian aristocrat, which made him rich and respected.

Life

Gravestone of Oswald von Eyczing in the town church Drosendorf

In 1423 Oswald appears for the first time as a sealer in his father's certificate of inheritance. He was caretaker at the Hardegg border fortress and in 1437 together with his brothers the rank of baron . In 1447 he moved his seat to Drosendorf . In 1449 he got into a conflict with Heinrich Pfalzgraf bei Rhein and Duke von Oberbayern because he had obstructed Bavarian merchants traveling through. The conflict was settled through the mediation of his brother. In 1457, King Ladislaus Postumus of Hungary made him the leader of the embassy that was to accompany his fiancée Madeleine of France to the upcoming wedding in Prague. Oswald spent the last years of his life in Drosendorf. Since he left no descendants, he bequeathed his property to his brother Stephan.

literature

  • Eitzing. A lovable community in the Innviertel . Edited by the municipality of Eitzing, Upper Austria. Ried i. Innkreis, 2013, p. 47f. ISBN 978-3-902684-35-6 .

Remarks

  1. Eitzing. A lovable community in the Innviertel . Edited by the municipality of Eitzing, Upper Austria. Ried i. Innkreis, 2013, p. 31ff.
  2. Eitzing. A lovable community in the Innviertel . Edited by the municipality of Eitzing, Upper Austria. Ried i. Innkreis, 2013, p. 47f.