Siegfried von Arneburg
Siegfried (Latin Sifridus burgravius de Arneborch ; † between 1190 and 1193 ) was burgrave of Arneburg in the Altmark .
Life
The father was probably Berengar II von Quenstedt, who was mentioned as Vogt ( advocatus ) of Halberstadt Cathedral between 1128 and 1152.
The oldest mention of Siegfried is from around 1145/57 in an undated document in Stendal. In 1164 he was first referred to as castellanus de Arneborch . This title referred to the former Reichsburg Arneburg and actually included the administration of royal rights in the area next to the margrave. However, it was probably bestowed by the Margrave Albrecht (see legal status of the Burgraves of Brandenburg ).
To 1173 Siegfried was then repeatedly as burgravius in the context of the next Margrave Otto I listed.
After Otto's death, Siegfried only appeared in documents from the Halberstadt bishop between 1184 and 1190, and at that time he apparently no longer owned his position and rights in Arneburg, if he ever actually exercised them.
The earliest mention of his son Conrad ( Conradus ) is from 1186; in 1194 and 1197 he also referred to himself as Burgrave of Arneburg , but probably only as a title without actual authorizations. No other descendants or bearers of this title are known.
literature
- Georg Wilhelm von Raumer : Historical charts and family tables for the Regesta Historiae Brandenburgensis. Nicolai, Berlin 1837. Appendix 8
- Gerd Heinrich : The Counts of Arnstein. Böhlau, Cologne, et al. 1961. pp. 430f.
- Siegmund Wilhelm Wohlbrück : History of the Altmark up to the extinction of the margraves from Ballenstädtschem house. Issued from the estate with additions by Leopold von Ledebur . Berlin 1855. pp. 84f.
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SURNAME | Arneburg, Siegfried von |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Sifridus burgravius de Arneborch (Latin) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Burgrave of Arneburg |
DATE OF BIRTH | 12th Century |
DATE OF DEATH | between 1190 and 1193 |