Ritschl from Hartenbach

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Ritschl von Hartenbach

Ritschl von Hartenbach , also Ritschel , is the name of an originally Bohemian aristocratic family that later settled in Thuringia . Branches of the family still exist today.

history

Christoph Ritschl , royal Bohemian border customs collector in Pfraumberg , received the knightly imperial nobility in Prague on December 2, 1581, with the title of Harttenbach and an improvement in the coat of arms .

After Kneschke , Georg Ritschel von Hartenbach was raised to the baron status at the beginning of the 17th century . A nobility and arms confirmation from Hofpfalzgraf Maximilian Joseph Mintz Ried took place on November 10, 1717 Vienna for the brothers Dr. jur. Theodor Rudolph, notary and councilor of Erfurt , and Hironymus Philipp Ritschl, citizen and printer in Erfurt. Her father came to Thuringia as an exile . Emperor Charles VI. confirmed the coat of arms and the baron status again in 1718.

A needle legal non-objection of the leadership of the name Ritschl Hart Bach took place on February 5, 1927 Berlin by order of the Department of needle legal issues for Kurt Ritschl, economist and farmer, and for Lieutenant decommissioned Harald Ritschl, as for the offspring ( descendants ) of the Dr. phil. et theol. Carl Ritschl , General Superintendent and Bishop of the Province of Pomerania by decision of the Committee for Nobility Issues of the German Aristocratic Associations on October 10, 1960 in Marburg an der Lahn .

coat of arms

The coat of arms of 1581 and 1717 shows a leaping brown steed in red, the head of which is covered with a silver ostrich feather . The whole is covered with a single golden crossing at the top left and bottom right . The steed growing on the helmet with the red and gold helmet covers .

Name bearer

  • Carl Ritschl (* 1783; † 1858), Protestant theologian, bishop and general superintendent of Pomerania
  • Friedrich Ritschl (* 1806; † 1876), linguist, is considered the founder of the Bonn School of Classical Philology
  • Albrecht Ritschl (* 1822; † 1889), Protestant theologian and professor, son of Carl Ritschl

See also

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume XI, Volume 122 of the complete series, page 437
  2. New General German Adels Lexicon , Volume 7, Page 517
  3. Otto Titan von Hefner: Register of the flourishing and dead nobility in Germany. , Volume 3, page 246