Ottwin

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Ottwin ( Otwin von Sonnenburg ; † January 6, 1019 at Sonnenburg Castle ) was a count in Lurngau (Upper Carinthia) and in the Pustertal .

Count Ottwin was married to Wichburg (Wichpurch, Wichpurg, Wigburg), a daughter of the Bavarian Count Palatine and former Carinthian messenger Hartwig I († 985). This founded the St. Georgen Abbey on the Längsee between 1000 and 1023 and Ottwin took part in it around 1000 with the surrender of a large part of his inheritance in the Puster Valley ( Dietenheim (Bruneck) ). He then went on a pilgrimage, returned after 17 years and died in 1019 at his Sonnenburg Castle (Suanapurc). He was buried in St. Georgen am Längsee .

progeny

From his marriage to Wichburg he had the following children:

  • Volcholt (Volkhold), Count, heir to the rest of the Pustertal estates of the father; Count Volcholt, the "noble Levite", handed the Sonnenburg monastery over to his brother, the Bishop of Trento , in 1039
  • Oudalrich / Ulrich († 1055), 1022–1055 Bishop of Trient , from 1027 first Prince-Bishop of Trento
  • Perchkint (Perchunt, Perchtigund; Hiltiburg); Hiltiburg was first a nun in Nonnberg and became the first abbess of St. Georgen Abbey , who was subordinate to her mother brother, Archbishop Hartwig of Salzburg, for protection and was consecrated by him around 1018.
  • Wichburg , ∞ Count Aribo († after 1022); both were co-founders of the Sonnenburg monastery, whose first abbess was her daughter Wichburg ; Probably only after the death of Aribo the monastery was transferred from Volcholt to his brother, Bishop Ulrich von Trient; one of the descendants of Aribo and Wichburg is Count Palatine Kuno I von Rott ; According to H. Dopsch, Wichburg is the ancestor of the Counts of Heunburg ; according to J. Gewin, the Counts of Flavon descend from Aribo and Wichburg .
  • Hartwig, probably a priest and monk in Seeon
  • Gerloch, count

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