List of the lords and counts of Hanau

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Coat of arms of the Counts of Hanau

The tribe list of the Lords and Counts of Hanau contains the members of the von Hanau family, a family that ruled from the 13th century to 1736 in the rule and (since 1429) County of Hanau and its sub-counties of Hanau-Münzenberg and Hanau-Lichtenberg .

The extinct Counts of Hanau should not be confused with the princes of Hanau-Hořovice, who were founded by the morganatic descendants of Friedrich Wilhelm I of Hessen-Kassel and still exist today .

Beginnings

Around 1166/68 new leading names appear under the Lords of Hanau, especially Reinhard and Ulrich. Members of this noble family initially name themselves after their ancestral castle, Dorfelden , but also use the name “Lords of Dorfelden-Hagenowe (Hanau)” and from 1191 onwards they finally name themselves after the castle Hanau . The relationship between these and the oldest, genealogically certain, with the family of those Lords of Hanau, Reinhard I. , who are to be connected by Hanau , has not been fully clarified.

Lords of Hanau

Reinhard I. (* around 1225; first mentioned: 1243; † September 20, 1281) ⚭ around 1243/1245 Adelheid von Munzenberg , daughter of Ulrich I von Hagen-Munzenberg

  1. Ulrich I. (* 1255/60; † 1305/06) ⚭ Elisabeth von Rieneck (approx. * 1260; † around 1300), daughter of Count Ludwig III. from Rieneck
    1. Ulrich II. (* Approx. 1280/1288; † September 23, 1346) ⚭ 1310 Agnes von Hohenlohe (* before 1295; † November 29, 1346), daughter of Kraft I. von Hohenlohe
      1. Ulrich III. (* 1310; † 1369/70) ⚭ Adelheid von Nassau († August 8, 1344, buried in Arnsburg monastery ), daughter of Count Gerlach I of Nassau
        1. Ulrich IV. (* Between 1330 and 1340; † 1380) ⚭ 1366/67 Elisabeth von Wertheim
          1. Ulrich V. (* around 1370; † 1419), thanks in 1404 from ⚭ 1394 Elisabeth von Ziegenhain (* around 1375; † December 1, 1431), daughter of Count Gottfried VIII. Von Ziegenhain
            1. Elisabeth (approx. 1395; † May 25, 1475), ⚭ 1413 Albert I of Hohenlohe († June 15, 1429)
            2. Agnes († November 22, 1446), Abbess of the Klarenthal Monastery
            3. Adelheid († November 13, 1440), nun in Klarenthal Abbey
          2. Reinhard II , first Count of Hanau , for continuation see: Counts of Hanau
          3. Johann (* around 1377; † March 4, 1411 in Frankfurt am Main ), co-regent 1404–1411
          4. Konrad (proven: 1388–1419)
        2. Reinhard (* around 1330; † early 15th century), canon
        3. Elisabeth von Hanau (* around 1330; † after 1384), married to Wilhelm II. Von Katzenelnbogen
        4. Agnes, nun in the Klarenthal monastery near Wiesbaden (mentioned 1346; † on August 4th of an unknown year)
        5. Anna, mentioned in 1396 as abbess of the Patershausen monastery
      2. Reinhard († May 27, 1369), cathedral curator in Mainz
      3. Kraft (* between 1315 and 1320; † December 3, 1382), Canon in Cologne , Mainz, Würzburg and Worms
      4. Ludwig , (mentioned from 1341; † March 15, 1387), archdeacon in Würzburg
      5. Gottfried (* after 1320; † after October 6, 1372), Commander of the Teutonic Order
      6. Konrad († 1383), prince abbot of Fulda
      7. Elisabeth (* probably between 1311 and 1315; † after 1365), married to Philipp V. von Falkenstein
      8. Adelheid (* between 1311 and 1313; † after 1378), married to Heinrich II. Von Isenburg
      9. Agnes († after 1347), nun in Patershausen Monastery
      10. Irmengard († after 1348), nun in the Gerlachsheim monastery , mentioned between 1343 and 1347
    2. Adelheid (mentioned from 1306; † before 1325), married before 1315 to Konrad V. von Weinsberg (* before 1301; † 1328)
    3. Konrad, beneficiary of the Fulda monastery (mentioned 1343; † after 1352)
    4. Margarethe is an incorrect attribution in older literature
  2. Reinhard, mentioned between 1292 and 1301, most recently as a canon in Würzburg
  3. Adelheid, abbess of the Patershausen monastery (before 1281)
  4. Isengard , married to Gerhard von Weilnau after 1265 , † before 1281

Count of Hanau

Reinhard II. (Around 1369; † June 26, 1451) ⚭ January 18, 1407 with Katharina von Nassau-Beilstein († September 6, 1459)

  1. Katharina (* January 25, 1408; † September 25, 1460) ⚭ 1.) 1421 with Count Thomas II. Von Rieneck (* before 1408; † February 8, 1431), 2.) 1432/34 with Count Wilhelm II Henneberg-Schleusingen (March 14, 1415 - January 8, 1444, hunting accident)
  2. Anna (born June 15, 1409; †?)
  3. Margarethe (* 1411; † April 29, 1441) ⚭ 1440 with Gottfried VIII. Von Eppstein († 1466)
  4. Reinhard III. (* April 22, 1412; † April 20, 1452) ⚭ July 11, 1446 Margarethe von Pfalz-Mosbach (* March 2, 1432; † September 14, 1457)
    1. Philip I (the younger) , 1458 founder of the line Hanau-Münzenberg
    2. Margarethe (* 1452, † March 14, 1467), engaged to Philipp von Eppstein, died before the marriage.
  5. Elisabeth (* 1416; † February 20, 1446) ⚭ May 4, 1432 with Wild- and Rhine Count Johann IV. Von Dhaun-Kyrburg (* 1422; † June 30, 1476)
  6. Philip I (the Elder) , 1458 founder of the line Hanau-Lichtenberg

Counts of Hanau-Munzenberg

Philip I (the Younger) (* September 20, 1449 - † August 26, 1500) ⚭ September 12, 1468 Countess Adriana von Nassau-Dillenburg (* February 7, 1449 - January 15, 1477), daughter of Count Johann IV from Nassau-Dillenburg . In addition, there was an inappropriate , extramarital relationship with Margarete Weißkirchner (* around 1460; † after 1500). From the marriage with Adriana von Nassau-Dillenburg:

  1. A daughter (born April 4, 1469), † shortly after birth
  2. Adriana (* 1470; † 1524) ⚭ 1490 with Count Philipp von Solms-Lich (1468–1544)
  3. Margarethe (* 1471; † 1503), nun
  4. Reinhard IV. (March 14, 1473; † January 30, 1512) ⚭ February 13, 1496 Katharina von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* after 1470; † November 27, 1514)
    1. Anna (* May 22, 1498; † the same year)
    2. Berthold (* July 12, 1499; † April 27, 1504), buried in the choir of the Marienkirche in Hanau
    3. Philip II (August 17, 1501; † March 28, 1529) ⚭ January 27, 1523 Countess Juliana zu Stolberg (* February 15, 1506; † June 18, 1580), in 2nd marriage ⚭ Wilhelm the Rich of Nassau- Dillenburg
      1. Reinhard (April 10, 1524 - April 12, 1525)
      2. Katharina (born March 26, 1525; † August 20, 1581), married to Johann IV. Von Wied-Runkel († June 15, 1581)
      3. Philip III (* November 30, 1526; † November 14, 1561) ⚭ November 22, 1551 Helena von Pfalz-Simmern (* June 13, 1532; † February 5, 1579)
        1. Philipp Ludwig I (November 21, 1553 - February 4, 1580) ⚭ February 1576 Magdalene von Waldeck (* 1558 - August 1599), in 2nd marriage ⚭ November 24, 1581 Count Johann VII of Nassau-Siegen ( also: Johann the Middle) (* June 7, 1561 in Dillenburg; † September 27, 1623 in Siegen)
          1. Philipp Ludwig II (born November 18, 1576 in Hanau; † August 9, 1612 ibid) ⚭ October 24th July / November 3,  1596 greg. in Dillenburg Katharina Belgica of Orange-Nassau (born July 31, 1578 in Antwerp, † April 12, 1648 in The Hague), daughter of Prince Wilhelm I of Orange-Nassau , called the silent
            1. Charlotte Louise (August 10, 1597 - July 15, 1649), not married
            2. Daughter (July 29, 1598 - August 9, 1598)
            3. Philipp Ulrich (born January 2, 1601; † April 7, 1604, Steinau )
            4. Amalia Elisabeth (also: Amalie and Amélie) (born January 29, 1602; † August 8, 1651) ⚭ Landgrave Wilhelm V of Hessen-Kassel , signed a contract of inheritance with Hanau-Münzenberg in 1643 on the basis of which the County of Hanau-Münzenberg to the Landgraviate of Hessen-Kassel falls .
            5. Katharina Juliane (March 17, 1604; † December 28, 1668), buried in the count's crypt in Laubach ⚭ September 11, 1631 Count Albert Otto II of Solms-Laubach, Rödelheim and Assenheim (* June 29, 1610 ; † 1639), 2.) March 31, 1642 with Moritz Christian von Wied-Runkel * January 10, 1620; † January 25, 1653)
            6. Philipp Moritz (* August 25, 1605; † August 3, 1638) ⚭ Princess Sibylle Christine von Anhalt-Dessau (* June 10, 1603; † February 11, 1686). From this marriage emerged:
              1. Sibylle Mauritania (* November 2, 1630 - † March 24, 1631, buried in the Marienkirche in Hanau)
              2. Adolphine (October 31, 1631 - December 22, 1631)
              3. Philip Ludwig III. (* 16 of November. Jul. / 26. November  1632 greg. In Hanau, † 12 November 1641 in The Hague ), the last count of the main line Hanau-Münzenberg
              4. Johann Heinrich (born May 3, 1634; † October 28 or November 10, 1634)
              5. Louise Eleonore Belgica (born March 3, 1636 in Metz, † in the same year in The Hague , buried there)
            7. Wilhelm Reinhard (born September 20, 1607; † September 5, 1630, Aachen), buried in the Marienkirche in Hanau
            8. Heinrich Ludwig (* May 7, 1609, † July 11 jul. / 21st July  1632 greg. In the siege of Maastricht )
            9. Friedrich Ludwig (* July 27, 1610 - † October 4, 1628, Paris), buried in the hereditary funeral of the dukes of Bouillon in Sedan
            10. Jakob Johann (* July 28, 1612; † July 9, July 19  / June 19, 1636 greg. , Fallen near Zabern ), buried in St. Nikolai in Strasbourg
          2. Juliane (born October 13, 1577 - † December 2, 1577), buried in the choir of the Marienkirche in Hanau
          3. Wilhelm (born August 26, 1578; † June 14, 1579), buried in the choir of the Marienkirche in Hanau
          4. Albrecht (Albert) von Hanau-Münzenberg, founder of the Hanau-Münzenberg-Schwarzenfels line
        2. Dorothea ⚭ 1) June 17, 1571 († 5 September 1638 * Feb. 4, 1556) Reichshofrat Count Anton von Ortenburg September (born 5 1550 in Augsburg; † 23 May 1573 on the Danube between Regensburg and Kelheim); 2.) November 28, 1585 with Count Volrad von Gleichen -Kranichfeld-Blankenhain-Ehrenstein-Remda (* March 4, 1556 - † March 8, 1627 in Blankenhain )
        3. Wilhelm Reinhard (born September 28, 1557 in Hanau; † February 17, 1558, in Hanau), buried in the choir of the Marienkirche in Hanau
        4. Johann Philipp (born November 6, 1559; † April 22, 1560), also buried in the choir of the Marienkirche in Hanau
        5. Maria (born January 20, 1562; † February 15, 1605 in Frankfurt am Main), born posthumously , died unmarried.
      4. Reinhard (April 8, 1528 - October 11, 1554 in Béthune )
      5. Juliana (March 30, 1529; † July 8, 1595) ⚭ September 1, 1548 Wild and Rhine Count Thomas von Salm-Kirburg * 1529; † 1549); 2.) January 18, 1567 Count Hermann von Manderscheid-Blankenheim (* 1535 - † January 4, 1604), Imperial Councilor
    4. Balthasar (born June 29, 1508; † December 9, 1534, Hanau)
  5. Anna (March 15, 1474 - March 21, 1475)
  6. Marie (March 4, 1475 - May 18, 1476)
  7. Else von Hanau (from the connection with Margarete Weißkirchner) ⚭ 1508 Heinrich Rabe
  8. Johann von Hanau-Münzenberg († 1511 or after 1536), from the connection with Margarete Weißkirchner, pastor in Ober-Roden , beneficiary in Niederdorfelden
  9. Anna von Hanau (from the connection with Margarete Weißkirchner) ⚭ 1518 with Dietz Reuter, Keller zu Ortenberg († 1537).

Counts of Hanau-Munzenberg-Schwarzenfels

Albrecht von Hanau-Munzenberg –Schwarzenfels (Albert) (* November 12, 1579 - † December 19, 1635 in Strasbourg ) ⚭ August 16, 1604 Countess Ehrengard von Isenburg (Irmgard) (* October 1, 1577 - † September 20, 1637 in Frankfurt am Main )

  1. Albrecht (Albert) (* 1606; † September 13, 1614), buried in Schlüchtern Monastery .
  2. Moritz (* 1606; † still as a child)
  3. Katharina Elisabeth (* before or on September 14, 1607; † September 14, 1647) ⚭ Count Wilhelm Otto von Isenburg-Birstein (* 1597; † 1667)
  4. Johanna von Hanau-Münzenberg (* 1610 - 13 September 1673 in Delft ) ⚭ 1st) 1637 Wild and Rhine Count Wolfgang Friedrich von Salm (* 1589 - 24 December 1638), the marriage remained childless; 2.) December 14, 1646 Prince Manuel António of Portugal (* February 24, 1600 in Delft; † October 27, 1666 in Schagen )
  5. Magdalena Elisabeth (* March 28, 1611; † February 26, 1687) ⚭ Georg Friedrich, Count of Limpurg in Speckfeld (* 1596; † 1651)
  6. Johann Ernst (born June 13, 1613; † January 12, 1642), last ruling count from the entire Hanau-Münzenberg family , engaged to Susanna Margarethe von Anhalt-Dessau (born August 25, 1610; † October 3, 1663, Babenhausen )
  7. Ludwig Christoph (* 1614; † shortly after baptism)
  8. Elisabeth (* 1615 ?; † 1665)
  9. Marie Juliane (born January 15, 1617; † October 28, 1643) ⚭ Count Johann Ludwig von Isenburg-Birstein (born February 14, 1622 in Birstein; † February 23, 1685 Offenbach am Main)

Counts of Hanau-Lichtenberg

Philipp I, "the elder " (* November 8, 1417 in Windecken ; † May 10, 1480 in Ingweiler , today: Ingwiller) ⚭ September 6, 1458 Anna von Lichtenberg , (* October 25, 1442; † January 24, 1474 ) Heir daughter of the Lichtenberg lordship . In addition, Philip had at least one extramarital relationship, with whom is not recorded.

  1. Johann (* approx. 1460; † September 4, 1473), buried in the town church of St. Nikolaus in Babenhausen
  2. Philip II (* May 31, 1462, Hanau; † August 22, 1504, Babenhausen) ⚭ September 9, 1480 Anna von Isenburg (* 1460; † July 27, 1522 in Babenhausen)
    1. Philip III (* October 18, 1482; † May 15, 1538) ⚭ January 24, 1504 in Baden Margravine Sibylle von Baden- Sponheim (* April 26, 1485; † July 10, 1518), daughter of Margrave Christoph I of Baden-Sponheim
      1. Johanna (* 1507; † January 27, 1572 at Eberstein Castle near Gernsbach ) ⚭ November 6, 1522 with Wilhelm IV. Von Eberstein (* May 3, 1497; † July 1, 1562).
      2. Christophora (* 1509; † March 7, 1582), nun since November 1526 and later the last abbess of the Marienborn monastery , secular after the monastery was dissolved in 1559.
      3. Amalie (* 1512; † February 5, 1578), since November 1526 nun in the Marienborn monastery, secular after the monastery was dissolved in 1559, buried on February 7, 1578 in the town church of St. Nikolaus in Babenhausen.
      4. Felicitas (March 5, 1513; † November 1513).
      5. Philip IV (September 20, 1514; † February 19, 1590) ⚭ August 22, 1538 in Heiligenberg Eleonore von Fürstenberg (* October 11, 1523; † June 23, 1544)
        1. Amalie (* February 23, 1540, Buchsweiler , today: Bouxwiller; † May 1, 1540).
        2. Philipp V. (* February 21, 1541, Buchsweiler; † June 2, 1599) ⚭ October 1, 1560 in Bitsch Countess Palatine Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken-Bitsch (* July 19, 1540 in Ingweiler (today: Ingwiller); † December 15, 1569 in Buchsweiler). She was the only child and heir to Count Jakob von Zweibrücken-Bitsch (* July 19, 1510, † March 22, 1570). She was buried in Ingweiler; 2.) February 18, 1572 in Bitsch Countess Katharina von Wied (* May 27, 1552; † November 13, 1584 in Lichtenau ). She was buried in Ingweiler; 3.) June 20, 1586 in Buchsweiler Schenkin Agathe zu Limpurg -Obersontheim (* November 17, 1561 - † 1623), daughter of the imperial heir ofFrederick VII, Lord of Limpurg-Obersontheim (* August 6, 1536 - January 29, 1596 ), buried in Lichtenberg. After 1605 she married Count Rudolf von Sulz , Landgrave in Klettgau (* February 13, 1559 - May 5, 1620), previously married to Barbara von Staufen
          1. Johanna Sibylle (* July 6, 1564 in Lichtenberg ; † March 24, 1636 in Runkel ), (daughter of Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken) ⚭ Count Wilhelm V. von Wied-Runkel and Isenburg († 1612)
          2. Philipp (born October 7, 1565 in Buchsweiler, † August 31, 1572 in Strasbourg ), (son of Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken), buried in Neuweiler
          3. Albrecht (born November 23, 1566 in Buchsweiler, † February 13, 1577 in Hagenau ), (son of Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken), buried in Neuweiler
          4. Katharina (born January 30, 1568 in Buchsweiler; † August 6, 1636), (daughter of Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken) ⚭ Schenk Eberhard von Limpurg-Speckfeld (* 1560; † 1622)
          5. Johann Reinhard I (born February 13, 1569 in Bitsch; † November 19, 1625 in Lichtenberg ), (son of Ludovica Margaretha von Zweibrücken) ⚭ October 1, 1593 in Weikersheim Countess Maria Elisabeth von Hohenlohe-Neuenstein (* 12 June 1576; † January 21, 1605 in Wörth ), daughter of Count Wolfgang von Hohenlohe-Neuenstein (June 14, 1546; † March 28, 1610) and the Countess Magdalena von Nassau (* December 15, 1547; † 16. May 1643). From this marriage all children of Johann Reinhard I emerged; 2.) November 17, 1605 Countess Anna von Salm, Countess of the Rhine and Wildlife in Neufville (* March 14, 1582; ​​† 1636, buried in Schwarzach Abbey ), daughter of Count Friedrich I, Countess of the Rhine and Wildlife in Neufville (* 3rd February 1547 - October 26, 1608). There were no children from this marriage.
            1. Philipp Wolfgang (* July 31, 1595 in Buchsweiler; † February 14, July / 24 February  1641 greg. In Buchsweiler) ⚭ November 1, 1619 Countess Johanna von Öttingen (* August 30, 1602; † September 17 1639 in Strasbourg), first buried there in St. Peter, later transferred to Buchsweiler and buried there with Philipp Wolfgang. From this marriage all children of Philipp Wolfgang emerged; 2.) after May 17, 1640 Rhine Countess Dorothea Diana von Salm (* July 25, 1604 in Criechingen ; † December 19, 1672 in Wörth ), buried in Buchsweiler, widow of Count Philipp Ludwig von Rappoltstein († December 19, 1672) . There were no children from the marriage with Philipp Wolfgang.
              1. Johann Ludwig (born June 14, 1621 in Strasbourg; † January 30, 1623 in Buchsweiler), buried in the city church in Buchsweiler.
              2. Anna Elisabeth (born May 19, 1622 in Buchsweiler; † May 21, 1622 in Buchsweiler), buried in the town church in Buchsweiler.
              3. Friedrich Casimir (August 4, 1623 - March 30, 1685); reunites the counties of Hanau-Münzenberg and Hanau Lichtenberg in 1642 ⚭ Sibylle Christine von Anhalt-Dessau (born June 10, 1603 in Dessau; † February 11, 1686 in Hanau), widow of a predecessor, Count Philipp Moritz von Hanau-Münzenberg. The marriage remained childless.
              4. Dorothea Elisabeth (born November 19, 1624 in Buchsweiler; † November 21, 1624), buried in the town church in Buchsweiler.
              5. Johann Philipp (born January 13, 1626 in Buchsweiler; † December 18, 1669 in Babenhausen ) ⚭ February 16, 1651 Princess Susanna Margarethe von Anhalt-Dessau (born August 25, 1610; † October 3, 1663, Babenhausen), daughter of the prince Johann Georg I of Anhalt-Dessau (* 1567, † 1618) and the Countess Palatine Dorothea von Pfalz-Simmern , formerly fiancée of Count Johann Ernst von Hanau-Munzenberg-Schwarzenfels, sister of the Princess Sibylle Christine of Anhalt-Dessau (* 1603; † 1686), who was married to the brother of Johann Philipp, the ruling Count Friedrich Casimir, in her second marriage. The marriage of Johann Philipp and Susanne Margaretha remained childless. Johann Philipp had illegitimate children - how many women are unknown:
                1. NN, a daughter (* after 1663), married to a customs administrator " Cressl ";
                2. NN, a son (* after 1663) who had the surname " Berg " and who later received a position as an officer in the Hanau militia ;
                3. NN, a second son (* after 1663), who also had the surname " Berg ", and who later also got a job as an officer in the Hanau militia.
              6. Johanna Juliane (born January 24, 1627 in Buchsweiler; † September 4, 1628, in Buchsweiler).
              7. Johann Reinhard (II.) (* January 23, 1628 in Buchsweiler; † April 25, 1666 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg ) ⚭ October 19, 1659 in Bischweiler (today: Bischwiller) Countess Palatinate Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Bischweiler (* February 14 1640 in Strasbourg; † December 12, 1693 in Babenhausen). Furthermore, Johann Reinhard II is known to have had an extramarital relationship with Maria Magdalena von Lindenau († after 1680), daughter of a lieutenant colonel von Lindenau († December 1, 1640).
                1. Johanna Magdalena (* December 18, 1660 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg; † August 21, 1715), (daughter of Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Birkenfeld) ⚭ December 5, 1685 Count Johann Karl August von Leiningen-Dachsburg-Heidesheim (* 19. March 1662; † November 13, 1698)
                2. Luise Sophie (born April 11, 1662 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg; † April 9, 1751 in Ottweiler ), (daughter of Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Birkenfeld) ⚭ September 27, 1697 Count Friedrich Ludwig von Nassau-Saarbrücken-Ottweiler (* 13 November 1651; † May 25, 1728)
                3. Franziska Albertina (born May 1, 1663 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg, † 1736 in Ottweiler), (daughter of Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Birkenfeld)
                4. Philipp Reinhard (born August 2, 1664 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg, † October 4, 1712 in Philippsruhe Castle near Hanau), (son of Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Birkenfeld) ⚭ February 1, July 17 / February 27,  1689 greg. Philipp Reinhard married his cousin Magdalena Claudine (* September 16, 1668; † November 28, 1704), daughter of Count Palatine Christian II of Pfalz-Birkenfeld-Bischweiler (* June 22, 1637; † April 26, 1717); 2.) December 26th 1705 married Philipp Reinhard Charlotte Wilhelmine (born June 4th July / June 14th  1685 greg. , † April 5th 1767), daughter of Duke Johann Ernst von Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld . This second marriage remained childless.
                  1. Stillborn (1691), buried in the crypt of the Lutheran Church (today: Alte Johanneskirche)
                  2. Stillbirth (1693)
                  3. Magdalene Katharine von Hanau (* 6 June July / 16 June  1695 greg .; † 9 December July / 19 December  1695 greg. ), Buried in the crypt of the Lutheran Church in Hanau
                5. Johann Reinhard III. (* July 31, 1665 in Bischofsheim am Hohen Steg; † March 28, 1736 in Philippsruhe Palace), (son of Anna Magdalena von Pfalz-Birkenfeld), last count from the Hanau family ⚭ August 20, July / August 30,  1699 greg. Margravine Dorothea Frederike von Brandenburg-Ansbach (born August 12, 1676 in Ansbach; † March 13, 1731 in Hanau)
                  1. Charlotte Christine Magdalene Johanna (* May 2, 1700 in Buchsweiler; † July 1, 1726 in Darmstadt ) ⚭ Landgrave Ludwig VIII of Hesse-Darmstadt , heir: With her, the County of Hanau-Lichtenberg passed to the Landgraviate of Hesse-Darmstadt in 1736 .
                6. Johann Reinhard von Lichtenfels (* 1656 or earlier; † after 1689) (out of wedlock with Maria Magdalena von Lichtenfels)
              8. Sophie Eleonore (born April 13, 1630 in Buchsweiler; † April 20, 1662 in Lützelstein )
              9. Agatha Christine (born September 23, 1632 - † December 5, 1681) ⚭ Count Palatine Leopold Ludwig von Pfalz-Veldenz-Lützelstein
              10. Christian Eberhard (born July 17, 1635 in Strasbourg; † May 4, 1636, in Strasbourg), buried in Buchsweiler
            2. Agatha Marie (* August 22, 1599 in Buchsweiler; † May 23, 1636 in Baden ) ⚭ Georg Friedrich von Rappoltstein (* 1593; † 1651)
            3. Anna Magdalene (* December 14, 1600 in Buchsweiler; † February 22, 1673) ⚭ November 1, 1625 Lothar von Criechingen († 1629), son of Christoph von Criechingen-Pittingen, bailiff of German- Lorraine († 1622 / 1623) and Anna Bayer von Boppard ; 2.) August 1633 Rhine and wild count Otto Ludwig von Salm-Kyrburg-Mörchingen (born October 13, 1597, † October 6, 1634 in Speyer ), buried in Strasbourg Cathedral , Swedish general and governor in Alsace ; 3.) April 8, 1636 Count Friedrich Rudolf von Fürstenberg- Stühlingen (* April 23, 1602 - † October 26, 1655, Datschitz ), buried in Haslach in the Kinzigtal ), son of Count Christoph II von Fürstenberg (* November 16 1580 in Blumberg ; † January 5, 1614) and Dorothea Freiin von Sternberg († June 12, 1633)
            4. Elisabeth Juliana (born June 29, 1602 in Buchsweiler; † April 21, 1603 in Wörth), also buried there
          6. Juliane (born March 6, 1573 in Babenhausen , † April 8, 1582 in Buchsweiler), (daughter of Katharina von Wied), buried in Neuweiler
          7. Eleonore (born June 13, 1576 in Babenhausen; † still as a child), (daughter of Katharina von Wied)
          8. Philipp (born July 21, 1579 in Babenhausen; † February 23, 1580 in Buchsweiler), (son of Katharina von Wied), buried in Neuweiler
          9. Amalie (born March 14, 1582 in Buchsweiler; † July 11, 1627 in Buchsweiler), (daughter of Katharina von Wied), buried in Lichtenberg
          10. Agathe (* June 17, 1587; † after 1605), (daughter of Agathe zu Limpurg-Obersontheim), was assumed to be identical to Anna Margaretha, otherwise the last three children should have been born within a period of only 19 months.
          11. Reinhard (born January 21, 1589; † February 7, 1589), (son of Agathe zu Limpurg-Obersontheim), buried in Neuweiler
          12. Anna Margarethe (* after 1589; † shortly after birth), (daughter of Agathe zu Limpurg-Obersontheim), was assumed to be identical to Agathe.
        3. Anna Sibylle (May 16, 1542 - March 24, 1612)
        4. Johanna (born May 23, 1543, Buchsweiler; † December 5, 1599, Babenhausen), buried there
        5. Eleonore (born April 26, 1544, Buchsweiler; † January 6, 1585), buried in Ingelfingen ⚭ Albrecht von Hohenlohe -Weikersheim-Langenburg (born May 28, 1543; † November 16, 1575)
  3. Felicitas (* 1516; † after 1559 in Babenhausen), November 1526–1559 nun in the Marienborn monastery.
    1. Anna (* 1485; † October 11, 1559), nun in the Marienborn monastery
    2. Margaretha (* 1486; † August 6, 1560 in Babenhausen), nun in the Marienborn monastery, interned in Babenhausen Castle until the end of her life because of a "misstep" . She was buried in the town church of St. Nikolaus in Babenhausen.
    3. Ludwig (born October 5, 1487 in Buchsweiler ; † December 3, 1553 in Willstätt ), spiritual
    4. Maria (* approx. 1487; † probably 1526), abbess of the Klarenthal monastery 1512–1525.
    5. Amalie (born June 7, 1490 in Buchsweiler; † March 11, 1552 in Pfaffenhoffen ), spiritual, buried in St. Adelphi in Neuweiler .
    6. Reinhard (born February 19, 1494 in Klingenberg , † October 12, 1537 in Strasbourg), canon in Strasbourg , buried in Neuweiler.
  4. Margarethe (* May 15, 1463, Lichtenberg; † May 26, 1504) ⚭ Count Adolf III. of Nassau-Idstein-Wiesbaden (born November 10, 1443 - † July 6, 1511)
  5. Ludwig von Hanau-Lichtenberg (* 23 August 1464; † 30 December 1484, Trient ). He had children out of wedlock with one or two unknown women:
    1. Hans von Hanau (* between 1480 and 1484)
    2. Cornelius von Hanau (* between 1480 and 1484; † 1549).
  6. Anna († 1491), nun in the Marienborn monastery
  7. Dieter (approx. 1468; † February 25, 1473), buried in the town church of St. Nikolaus in Babenhausen
  8. Albrecht (* before 1474; † June 24, 1491), buried in Buchsweiler
  9. Johann von Hanau-Lichtenberg (out of wedlock, dates not known, mentioned 1463), spiritual
  10. Reinhard Hanauer (out of wedlock, dates not known, mentioned 1512), provost of Neuweiler

literature

  • Reinhard Dietrich: The state constitution in the Hanauischen [sic] = Hanauer Geschichtsblätter 34. Hanau 1996. ISBN 3-9801933-6-5
  • Reinhard Suchier : Genealogy of the Hanauer count house . In: Festschrift of the Hanau History Association for its 50th anniversary celebration on August 27, 1894. Hanau 1894.
  • Ernst Julius Zimmermann: Hanau city and country . 3. Edition. Hanau 1919. ND 1978.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Czysz names differently: Klarenthal near Wiesbaden. 1987, p. 170, August 4, 1344.
  2. ^ Helfrich Bernhard Wenck : Hessian national history. With a document book and geographical charts. Volume 1. Krieger, Darmstadt et al. 1783, p. 372.
  3. ↑ Friedrich Wachter: General Personal Schematism of the Archdiocese of Bamberg 1007–1907. Nagengast, Bamberg 1908, p. 182, no.3729.
  4. ^ According to Suchier: Genealogy of the Hanauer Grafenhaus. 1894, p. 12, Anna was abbess of the Patershausen monastery after 1439 . However, according to recent research , this is apparently not the case.
  5. ^ Friedrich W. Cuno: Philipp Ludwig II., Count of Hanau and Rieneck, Lord of Munzenberg. An image of the regent drawn from archival and other sources for our time. Prague 1896, p. 126.
  6. ↑ A funeral sermon appeared in print for his funeral. Evidence: Hessisches Staatsarchiv Marburg, 81st Hanau Government A 28.3 (2).
  7. ↑ The classification of this second Felicitas, who died in the year of her birth, is difficult and controversial, see: Suchier, notes 92 and 93:
  8. ↑ Deviating: March 8, 1540: Marburg State Archives, 81st Hanau Government, holdings: A 12.6f.
  9. ^ Hessisches Staatsarchiv Marburg, inventory 81. Hanau Government, A 12.6f.
  10. ^ Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt , holdings D7, 1/1.
  11. ↑ Suchier, p. 22, note 102, assumes that the extramarital relationship was only entered into after the death of Johann Philipp's wife. Or that could simply be a conclusion based on 19th century prudery .
  12. ↑ Suchier, p. 22, note 102.
  13. ↑ Suchier, p. 22, note 102.
  14. ^ Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt, holdings: D7, 1/1.
  15. ↑ Different date of birth: Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt, inventory D7, 1/1: March 26, 1573. Hessisches Staatsarchiv Marburg, inventory 81. Hanau government, A 12.6f: baptized on March 29, 1573.
  16. ↑ Different dates of death: Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt, inventory D7, 1/1: April 4, 1583; Adrian Willem Eliza Dek: De Afstammelingen van Juliana van Stolberg tot aan het jaar van de vrede van Munster . Zaltbommel, 1968, p. 242: April 3, 1582
  17. ↑ See: Suchier, Genealogie, p. 21, note 98. A contemporary document in the Hessisches Staatsarchiv Marburg speaks against this assumption: inventory 81. Government Hanau, A 12.6f, which lists all family members in full.
  18. ↑ See: Suchier, Genealogie, p. 21, note 98. A contemporary document in the Hessisches Staatsarchiv Marburg speaks against this assumption: inventory 81. Government Hanau, A 12.6f, which lists all family members in full.
  19. ↑ It is still mentioned in the compensation for the nuns of the dissolved Marienborn Monastery on February 20, 1559; therefore the date mentioned in Suchier, p. 20, August 27, 1551, cannot be correct.
  20. ^ Only Georg Wittenberger: Stadtlexikon Babenhausen . Babenhausen 1995, p. 92, speaks explicitly of pregnancy.
  21. ↑ Wilhelm Morhardt: Hanau old's - in honor of b'halt's - The Counts of Hanau-Lichtenberg in history and stories = Babenhausen then and now 10. Babenhausen 1984, p. 34.
  22. ↑ See: Karl-Heinz Spieß , Family and Relatives in the German High Nobility of the Late Middle Ages, Stuttgart 1993, pp. 382, ​​419.
  23. ^ Eduard Haug: Groß-Arnsburg im Baerental. in: Wasgau view. Magazine for homeland, culture and history. Nothweiler, 19th year 1991, No. 10, p. 364ff and No. 11, p. 412 (419). ISSN  0175-7679 ; Bernhard Herzog: Chronicon Alsatiae. Elsasser Chronick and a detailed description of the lower Alsace on the Rhine river ... Strasbourg 1592, Book VI, p. 183.
  24. ↑ Deviating March 3, 1474: Sebastian Scholz : The inscriptions of the city of Darmstadt and the district of Darmstadt-Dieburg and Groß-Gerau = The German inscriptions vol. 49 = Mainz series vol. 6. Ed. of the Academy of Sciences in Mainz. Wiesbaden 1999, p. 67, No. 45
  25. ↑ The title is a verbatim quote from the 18th century.

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