Knight's canton Neckar-Black Forest

Symbolic representation for the knightly canton Neckar-Black Forest from 1721

The knight canton Neckar-Black Forest was one of the five cantons of the imperial knighthood in the knightly district of Swabia . In 1804 the canton comprised 153 localities.

Structure of the knight circles

The free imperial knighthood in south-west Germany was divided into a Rhenish , Franconian and Swabian knight circle , which in turn consisted of different cantons. The Swabian Knight Circle was divided into the cantons of Danube , Hegau-Allgäu-Bodensee , Neckar-Black Forest, Kocher and Kraichgau . The knightly district of Ortenau was attached to the canton since 1749 .

Noble families in the canton of Neckar-Black Forest

The following families belonged to the knightly canton of Neckar-Black Forest:

from fishing hole
of Anweil
from doctor
Imperial Count of Attems
Behr from Behrenthal
Imperial Count Bentzel zu Sternau
by Bernerdin
from Beroldingen
Imperial Counts of Bissingen-Nippenburg: Dominions Dotternhausen and Roßwangen
Brandenburger zu Riet
by Brantz
von Breitschwerdt from and to Buchenbach
from Bubenhofen
from Buwinghausen-Wallmerode
Counts of Candel
from Closen
de Corray
from Dachenhausen
from Dettingen
from Egkh and Hungersbach
from Ehingen
Johann Enntzlin
from Erlach
by Eyb
Lazy from Randbegg
Wilhelm Fetzer of Ockenhausen
by Forstner-Dambenoy
by Franck
from Frankenberg
from Frauenberg
from Freyberg
from Gaisberg
Gaist to Wildeck
from Gemmingen
Gienger von Grienpichel (Girger von Grünbühl)
from Göllnitz
Gremlich from Jungingen
Grempp from Freudenstein
from Grünthal
from Validlingen : Lordship of Berneck
Good from Sulz
from Habsberg
from Hagenmann
from Harling
from Harting (Hartegg)
from Hartingshausen (Hartungshausen)
from Helmstadt
Herter from Herteneck
from Hevel
Truchessen from Höfingen
from Höhnstett
from Hoff
from Hohenberg
from Hoheneck
from Hohenfeld
Holdermann von Holderstein
from Holtz
Chert
Humpis, dog bite from Waldrams
Ifflinger from Granegg
In the Hoff (Imhof) of Kirchentellinsfurt
Hunters of Gärtringen
by Janowitz
of carp (carp)
Kechler von Schwandorf: Lordship of Unterschwandorf
Schlaitheim cellar
from Kniestedt
Kolb from Rheindorf
from Landenberg
from Landsee
from Leiningen
Leutrum von Ertingen
of Liechtenstein
from Liebenstein
Liesch from Hornau
from Linden
from Lützelburg
de Macaire
Quantityzer from Felldorf
Mendel von Steinfels
Merz von Staffelfelden
Möckh from Balgheim
from Münch
from Münchingen
from Neipperg
from Neuhausen
from Neuneck
from Nippenburg
from Offenburg
Ogier fox
from Ostheim
from Ow
from Plato
from Pleiningen
Pletz von Rottenstein
Pach: Lordship of Oberhausen
from Pürchk
from Rammingen
Rassler von Gamerschwang
Smoke from Winnenden
from Rebstock
from Reckenbach
from Reischach
from Remchingen
von Rieppur (peacocks from Rüppurr)
Riss from Sultzbach
of rust
from Rotenhan
from Sachsenheim
from Saint-André
Scheer from Schwartzberg / -burg
Schenk von Stauffenberg : Lords Geislingen and Lautlingen
Gift of Winterstetten
Schertel from Burtenbach
Schifer von Freyling
Schilling from Cannstatt
Sneak from Stötten
from Schmitz-Grollenburg
More beautiful from Straubenhardt
from Schönfeldt
Contactor from Eutingertal
Sigelman from Delsperg
from Sirgenstein
Woodpecker from Bubenheim
Sparrow
von Speth / Späth, Speth von Zwiefalten
Spengler from Neckarburg
from Sperberseck
Spreter from Kreidenstein
from Stain to the Rechtenstein : Herrschaft Harthausen
from Starschedel
from Sternenfels
from Stockheim
from Stotzingen
Dispute from Immendingen
of parlors
from Sundtheim
from Tegernau (Degernau)
from Ticino
by Themar
Thumb from Neuburg
from Tübingen
from Türckh
from Ulm
from Urbach (Aurbach)
Varnbuler of Hemmingen
Vöhlin von Neuburg
Vol from Wildenau
Volland from Vollandseck
Volz von Weitingen
from Wallbrunn
from Wallstein
from Wechmar
from hamlet
from Wellenstein
Wendler from Pregenroth
from Wernau
from Westernach
from Westerstetten
Widmann von Mühringen
Wiederhold von Weidenhofen
from Witzleben
by Wobidezgi
from Yberg
by Zilhart
Zott von Perneck
von Zweiffel

Incorporated localities (1802)

Ahldorf (from Ow zu Wachendorf)
Baisingen (Schenk von Stauffenberg)
Berneck (from Validlingen)
Bettenhausen (Counts of Sponeck)
Bieringen (Raßler von Gamerschwang)
Bierlingen (from Ow)
Bittelbronn (Raßler von Gamerschwang)
Börstingen (Raßler von Gamerschwang)
Dettingen ( Princely Muri Monastery )
Dettlingen (Princely Muri Monastery)
Deufringen (Württemberg)
Dießen (Princely Muri Monastery)
Dotternhausen (Imperial Count of Bissingen-Nippenburg)
1/2 Dürrenmettstetten (Princely Muri Abbey)
Dürrn (Baden)
Eberdingen (from Reischach)
1/2 Enzberg (Württemberg)
Felldorf (from Ow to Wachendorf)
Garrweiler (from Validlingen)
Gaugenwald (from Validlingen)
Geislingen (Schenk von Stauffenberg)
Glatt (Princely Muri Monastery)
Göttelfingen (from Hornstein)
Großengstingen (Württemberg)
Gündringen (from Eck and Hungersbach)
Hamberg (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)
Harthausen (from Stain to Rechtenstein)
1/2 Hausen ob Rottweil (Rottenmünster Abbey)
Hausen am Tann (from Pach)
Hausen ob Verena (Württemberg)
Heselbronn (from Validlingen )

Hirrlingen (Baron von Waechter)

Hohenwart (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)

Hochdorf (from Ticino)

Kilchberg (from Ticino)

Koengen (Württemberg)

Lackendorf (Ifflinger von Granegg)

Lautlingen (Schenk von Stauffenberg)

Leinstetten (Counts of Sponeck)

Lengenloch (from Validlingen )

Lehningen (from Gemmingen to Mühlhausen)

Margrethausen (Schenk von Stauffenberg)

Mühlen am Neckar (from Münch)

Mühlhausen an der Würm (from Gemmingen to Mühlhausen)

Mühringen (from Münch)

Neuhausen on the Fildern (Hochstift Speyer)

Neuhausen im Hagenschieß (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)

Neunthausen 2/3 wife von Plessen (née Gaisberg), 1/3 Count von Sponeck

Niedereschach (imperial city Rottweil)

Nussdorf (from Reischach)

Oberndorf am Neckar (condominium: 2/3 Austria, 1/3 Württemberg)

Obertalheim (Kechler von Schwandorf)

Pfäffingen (Württemberg)

Pfauhausen (Hochstift Speyer)

Poltringen (condominium: 2/3 Austria, 1/3 Württemberg)

Rietheim (Württemberg)

Roßwangen (Imperial Count of Bissingen-Nippenburg)

Rübgarten (from Kniestedt)

Rudmersbach (Beautiful from Straubenhardt)

1/2 Salzstetten (Horb Hospital)

Schellbronn (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)

Schwann (beautiful from Straubenhardt)

Steinegg (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)

Dominion Sterneck with Fürnsal , Wilder , Breitenau, Weiler , Busenweiler , Geroldsweiler , Salzweiler , Unterbrände , Trollenberg (Württemberg)

Stetten ob Rottweil (Imperial City of Rottweil)

Sulzau (Raßler von Gamerschwang)

Tiefenbronn (from Gemmingen to Steinegg)

Unterboihingen (Thumb from Neuburg)

Unterriexingen (Württemberg 25/32, von Zwierlein 7/32)

Untertalheim (Kechler von Schwandorf)

Vollmaringen (from Hornstein)

Wachendorf (from Ow to Wachendorf)

Wankheim (St. André)

Wellendingen (from Freyberg)

Wiesenstetten (from Münch)

Würm (Leutrum von Ertingen)

Rooms under the castle (Counts of Waldburg-Zeil-Trauchburg)

Personalities in the organization of the knight's canton

Philipp Knipschild (1595–1657): Legal advisor (consultant) to the cantons of Neckar and Kocher from 1631
Eberhard August Georgii (1700–1742), consultant

literature

Dieter Hellstern: The knightly canton Neckar-Black Forest, 1560-1805. Investigation into the cooperation constitution, the functions of the knight canton and the member families. (Publications of the Tübingen City Archives, Volume 5) H. Laupp'sche Buchhandlung, Tübingen 1971, ISBN 3-16-831621-0 .
Siegfried Kullen: The influence of the imperial knighthood on the cultural landscape in the middle Neckarland. (Tübingen geographic studies, booklet 24) Tübingen, photo print precision 1967. (Tübingen, Phil. Fac., Diss. Of December 22, 1967)
Joachim Brüser / Konrad Krimm (ed.): The Ortenau Imperial Knighthood at the end of the Old Empire. (Upper Rhine Studies Volume 33) Jan Thorbecke Verlag, Ostfildern 2015.

Individual evidence

↑ Georg Hassel: Statistical outline of all European states - Part 2 , Braunschweig 1805, page 160
↑ ^a ^b Description of the Oberamt Neuenbürg Neuenbürg (Oberamt), 1860

[1] Georg Hassel: Statistical outline of all European states - Part 2 , Braunschweig 1805, page 160

[Neuenbürg-2] Description of the Oberamt Neuenbürg Neuenbürg (Oberamt), 1860