Otakare

Fief flag ( coat of arms banner ) of the Styrian Otakare, which or which originally goes back to the Eppensteiner , since 1138 (or for the Styrian Traungau since 1122)

The Otakare are an extinct dynasty of counts who were mainly resident in Chiemgau , Traungau and Karantanien and Styria .

Aribo I. († after 909), Count im Traungau (871–909), Margrave of the Ostmark , married perhaps to a sister of Archbishop Pilgrim of Salzburg and / or to a sister of Count Wilhelm II and Engelschalk I.

• Piligrim († around 934)
• Jakob († around 958), Vogt of the Diocese of Freising , married to Engilrata
• Isanrich († after 903), Count
• Kadalhoh I.
• Rihni
• ? Aribo II. Count in Traungau, zu Göss -Schladnitz (Leobental)
• Ottokar / Otakar I. († 907/923, killed in the Battle of Pressburg ), 904 Count in Carantania -Leobental, married to a daughter Aribos von der Ostmark, sometimes identified with Rihni, who was widowed Adalbert / Odalbert, later Archbishop from Salzburg got married. In this case Odalbert would not be the son of Ottokar / Otakar I. Other sources name a Count Engelbert († around 890) as father for the last four.
  • ? Aribo / Arbo II. Count in Traungau, to Göss-Schladnitz
  • Wilhelm I.
  • ? Hartwig († before 930), Vogt of Salzburg
  • ? Engelbert († around 930/937), Count in Salzburggau, Vogt of Salzburg
  • ? Dietmar / Diotmar († around 935), Vogt of Salzburg
    • Zwentibold
  • Adalbert II. (Salzburg) († November 14, 935), 923–935 Archbishop of Salzburg, married to the Luitpoldinger Rihni vom Traungau
    • Rihni (nun)
    • Ottokar / Otakar / Otachar
    • Dietmar / Diotmar, Vogt of Salzburg
    • Bernhard († around 976), Vogt of Salzburg, married to Engilrat in 931
      • Willa , married to Sieghard († September 26, 980), Count in Chiemgau (see: Sieghardinger )
    • Himiltrud
    • Heilrat, married to Dietrich
  • Ottokar / Otakar II. Im / von Chiemgau († after 923 / around 935 / before 959), also Graf im Traungau, married to Alta
    • Ottokar / Otakar III. im / von Chiemgau († May 1, 976), mentioned from 951, married to Wilibirg von Lambach
      • Arnulf im Chiemgau (around 980)
        • Ottokar / Otakar / Oci V. im / von Chiemgau († March 5, 1020), Vogt von Traunkirchen, married to a Wilibirg von Lambach
          • Ottokar / Otakar VI. im / von Chiemgau († 1075), I. von Steier, 1040/1045 married to Willibirg von Eppenstein-Kärnten , widow of Count Luitold von Raschenberg-Reichenhall
            • Adalbero in the Ennstal , called the Rough († November 22, 1082, murdered)
            • Ottokar / Otakar VII. Im / von Chiemgau († 1122), II. Von Steier (married to Elisabeth, Princess of Austria)
              • Leopold I , the Strong of Styria (1122–1129)
                • Otakar III. von Steier (1129–1164, also V., VII.)
                  • Otakar IV of Styria (1164–1192), from 1180 Duke of Styria

literature

• Franz Xaver Pritz : History of the Styrian Ottokare and their ancestors, up to the extinction of this tribe in 1192. In: Contributions to the regional studies of Austria above the Enns. 5, 1846, ZDB -ID 133400-1 , pp. 121-365 .
• Friedrich Hausmann : The Styrian Otakare, Carinthia and Friuli. Property, service team, offices. In: Gerhard Pferschy (Ed.): Becoming of Styria. The time of the Traungau. Festschrift for the 800th return of the elevation to the duchy (= publications of the Styrian State Archives. 10). Verlag Styria, Graz et al. 1980, ISBN 3-222-11281-9 , pp. 225-275.

Individual evidence

• Family of the Otakare , genealogie-mittelalter.de

1. ↑ see General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts ( Google eBook, full view )