Speyergau

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The medieval districts around 1000

In the Middle Ages , the Speyergau was a county that extended around the city of Speyer . It was one of the central possessions of the Salians . The area of ​​the Speyergau corresponded roughly to that of today's Vorderpfalz including Weißenburg and an area strip south of the Lauter in today's Alsace and the eastern Palatinate Forest. However, the northern border to Wormsgau ran immediately north of Bad Dürkheim to the Rhine.

Counts in Speyergau

  1. Werner († probably 920) Count in Nahegau , Speyergau and Wormsgau around 890/910, ∞ NN from the house of the Konradines
  2. Konrad der Rote (X 955), his son, Count in Nahegau, Speyergau, Wormsgau and Niddagau , Count in Franconia , Duke of Lorraine , ∞ around 947 Liutgard of Saxony (* 931, † 953) daughter of King Otto I ( Liudolfinger )
  3. Otto "von Worms" († 1004 ), his son, Count im Nahegau, Speyergau, Wormsgau, Elsenzgau , Kraichgau , Enzgau , Pfinzgau and Ufgau , Duke of Carinthia
  4. Konrad II the Younger (* probably 1003, † 1039), his grandson, Count im Nahegau, Speyergau and Wormsgau, Duke of Carinthia (1036-1039)

Governors in Speyergau

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  • Documents on the history of the city of Speyer, ed. by Alfred Hilgard, Strasbourg 1885.

literature

  • Hermann Schreibmüller: The Landvogtei in Speiergau . Program of the K. Humanistische Gymnasium for the school year 1904/5 and at the same time 1905/6, Kaiserslautern 1905. Online edition dilibri Rhineland-Palatinate

Individual evidence

  1. Alban Haas : From the Nüwenstat: From the development and life of the medieval Neustadt on the Wine Route. Pfälzische Verlagsanstalt, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse 1964, pp. 137–142.