Regensburg Treaty (1353)
The Regensburg Treaty is a treaty concluded on June 3, 1353 in Regensburg between the Wittelsbach dukes Stephan II , Wilhelm I and Albrecht I , in which the three sons of Emperor Ludwig of Bavaria divided their Lower Bavarian inheritance among themselves.
Stephan II received the south of Lower Bavaria with the capital Landshut and thus founded the partial duchy of Bavaria-Landshut , which was to last until the reunification of Bavaria in 1503. Wilhelm I and Albrecht I received the Dutch counties of Hainaut , Holland , Zeeland and Friesland as well as the " Straubinger Ländchen ". This stretched from Dietfurt in the west to Schärding in the east and from Furth im Wald in the north to Dingolfing in the south. The partial duchy of Straubing-Holland was ruled from Straubing and The Hague and existed until 1425/29 .
Transcripts
- Bavarian Main State Archive , Kurbayern Outer Archive 1150, fol. 16r, 16v (copy book by Rabno von Mauren ; PDF in the Historisches Lexikon Bayerns ).
expenditure
- Franz Michael Wittmann: Monumenta Wittelsbacensia. Document book on the history of the Wittelsbach house . tape 2 . Georg Franz, Munich 1861, p. 425–431 (New print Scientia, Aalen 1969; PDF in the Bavarian Historical Lexicon ).
literature
- Dorit-Maria Krenn, Joachim Wild : “Princes in the Distance”. The Duchy of Lower Bavaria-Straubing-Holland 1353–1425 (= booklets on Bavarian history and culture . Volume 28 ). House of Bavarian History, Augsburg 2003, ISBN 3-927233-86-2 , p. 6-7 .
- Theodor Straub : The Niederbayern-Straubing-Holland sideline . In: Max Spindler , Andreas Kraus (Ed.): Das Alte Bayern. The territorial state from the end of the 12th century to the end of the 18th century (= Handbook of Bavarian History . Volume II ). 2nd Edition. CH Beck, Munich 1988, ISBN 3-406-32320-0 , p. 196-287 , especially 201 .