Schöneberg (noble family)
The noble lords of Schöneberg (also von Schonenberg ) appeared in northern Hesse in the High Middle Ages . It was extinguished in the male line in 1419.
history
In the 12th century, the lords of Schöneberg were castle men and fiefs of the Archbishopric Mainz at Castle Schöneberg near Hofgeismar , and this became their ancestral seat. In the 13th century they tried to build up their own rule in the vicinity of their ancestral home by acquiring property and maintaining their relationships with the surrounding counties. In doing so, however, they came into conflict with the secular interests of the Archbishoprics of Mainz and Paderborn as well as with the Landgraviate of Hesse . As early as the middle of the 13th century they had to accept the Counts of Dassel into the administration of their ancestral castle. In 1272 the Schöneburg was sold to the Archdiocese of Mainz under pressure from the city of Hofgeismar. Thereupon the Schönebergers switched to the Trendelburg . In 1429, Landgrave Ludwig I of Hesse bought her remaining goods on the Diemel .
Tribe list
The progenitor was Haold von Eberschütz . He is notarized in 1089 and married a Weldrud. The sons were called Konrad (1120–1144), Robert and Berthold. The latter was called "von Schöneberg" from around 1170.
The following are certified as members of the gender:
- Bertold I. 1151 Vogt of the Abbey of Heerse ("von Eberschütz", 1170–1180 "von Schöneberg")
- Conrad I. 1180-1185
- Bertold II. 1200–1220 ⚭ Adelheid von Dassel 1212–1238
- Bernhard I. 1209-1239
- Adelheid 1245–1260 prioress in Gehrden Monastery
- Konrad II. 1231–1244 ⚭ 1. Sophia, ⚭ 2. Agnes von Munzenberg
- Bernhard II. 1231–1235 ⚭ Gerburg
- Conrad III. 1249–1311 ⚭ Adelheid Riedesel
- Mette ⚭ Conrad I. Rabe von Pappenheim (urkdl. 1260-1317)
- Bertold III. 1249-1306 clergy
- Daughter ⚭ Widukind von Ziegenberg
- Konrad IV. 1279–1306 ⚭ Mechthild von Schwalenberg 1303–1346
- Bertold IV. 1279-1303
- Adelheid 1279 nun in Hilwartshausen
- Gisela 1279 nun in Hilwartshausen
- Mechthild ⚭ Konrad von Pfaffenhofen
- Agnes ⚭ Konrad Spiegel
- Sophia ⚭ Wittekind von Falkenberg
- Johann 1306-1311
- Konrad V. 1302–1370 ⚭ Helena von Schwalenberg
- Adelheid 1306-1311
- Conrad VI. 1302-1372
- Heinrich I. 1360–1368 ⚭ Jutta von Wittgenstein
- Burkhard I. 1348–1417 ⚭ Jutta von Woldenberg
- Conrad VII. 1378-1392 cleric
- Heinrich II. 1390–1419 ⚭ Maria von Homburg
- Jutta ⚭ 1. Eckhard II. Von Röhrenfurth , ⚭ 2. Hermann Spiegel
- Conrad III. 1249–1311 ⚭ Adelheid Riedesel
- Conrad I. 1180-1185
literature
- Kurt Günther: Territorial history of the landscape between Diemel and Oberweser from the 12th to the 16th century , dissertation, Marburg 1959, pp. 432–452
- Josef Dolle, "The oldest loan book of the noble lord von Schöneberg, edition and commentary," in: Hessisches Jahrbuch für Landesgeschichte (HessJb) 41, 1991, p. 31