Schöneck (noble family)
The gentlemen von Schöneck were a family of Reich ministers who were wealthy in the Hunsrück and the Eifel .
coat of arms
Red crossbar in gold. On the helmet with red and gold covers an open flight marked like the shield. Shield variants: bar covered with a cross; a star in the right upper corner; a tournament collar above the beam. Variants of crest decoration: two horns marked like the shield; between the horns a growing maiden, a crowned youth's trunk, a Moor's trunk.
history
The Schöneckers appear for the first time in documents with their ancestor Konrad von Boppard in 1189 and therefore developed from the same line as the Beyer von Boppard . Around 1200 they took over the administration of the Gallscheid court from the Reichsburg Schöneck . From then on, the family named themselves after the castle. In the 13th century, the family split up and lived in several branches at Schöneck Castle ( Ganerbeburg ). Philipp I von Schöneck married Aleidis von Steckelberg , a respected noble family. Philip's sons Simon and Emmerich became bishops of Worms . 1331–1336 the Schoeneckers took part in the Eltz feud against Baldwin of Trier and had to give up their imperial position as a result . In response, the family acquired properties in the Eifel ( Bürresheim , Olbrück and Kempenich ). In 1508 the gentlemen von Schöneck died out of the male line. Coats of arms and parts of the rule went to Johann von Nassau-Sporkenburg and from there to the Lords of Stein zu Nassau .
Individual evidence
- ^ Bernhard Peter: Coat of Arms Collection (8) - Middle Rhine and Moselle
- ^ Website on the Beyer von Boppard and the von Schöneck
- ↑ http://www.welt-der-wappen.de/Heraldik/aktuell/galerien3/galerie2135.htm
literature
- Jens Friedhoff : Schöneck Castle. Reichsminterialensitz - Molkenkuranstalt - Forsthaus . In: Olaf Wagener (Ed.): The castles on the Mosel. Files from the 2nd international scientific conference in Oberfell on the Moselle. Koblenz 2007, pages 109-126
- Otto Gruber: The nobility ; in: Franz-Josef Heyen (Ed.): Between the Rhine and the Moselle. The St. Goar district. Boppard 1966, pp. 389-420