Tribe list of the dukes of Teck

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Tribe list of the Dukes of Teck with the persons represented in Wikipedia and important links.

The inadequate, often faulty, source situation affects the entire period of all branches of the family. Secured data are mentioned in a document, dates of birth and death o. G. However, periods of time are often unsecured and, with the greatest possible likelihood of the often divergent data sources, to be viewed with reservations. Genealogical details, even the assignment of members of the house, remain unclear.

The Dukes of Teck from the House of Zähringen

A1. Adalbert I. (Alberus), Lord of Bursteck (1152), Duke of Teck (1187), (* around 1135, † after 1195); ∞ () NN –– For ancestors see the princely family of the Zähringer
B1. Adalbert II , Duke of Teck (1215), († before September 8, 1219); ∞ () NN
C1. Konrad I , Duke of Teck, at the court of King Heinrich VII (1231–1233), founder of the nunnery in Kirchheim unter Teck (1235), documented in 1214, (* around 1195; † 1244/49); ∞ () NN von Henneberg , daughter of Count Poppo VII. Von Henneberg (before 1202–1245) and Jutta von Thuringia (around 1183–1235)
D1. Daughter ; ∞ (Dispensation December 13, 1244) Count Otto von Eberstein
D2. Ludwig I , Duke of Teck, "the Elder" (1276), († 1283; ▭ December 24, 1283 in the monastery church in Kirchheim ); ∞ () NN
E1. Ludwig II , Duke of Teck, "the Younger" (1273), (* around 1255; † May 1, 1280 / July 20, 1282); ∞ () Luitgard von Burgau (* before 1260; † before May 13, 1295), (∞ II: () Count Konrad II of Grüningen-Landau , (* before 1267; † shortly after February 24, 1300), son of Count Hartmann II. Von Grüningen (before 1225–1274 / 75) and Hedwig von Veringen (–after February 23, 1315)), daughter of Margrave Heinrich IV. Von Burgau (–1293) and Adelheid von Alpeck (-)
F1. Adelheid , († before February 17, 1342; ▭ in Urspring); ∞ () Count Konrad von Berg-Schelklingen (1310–), († April 21, 1346; ▭ in Urspring), son of Count Ulrich III. von Berg-Schelklingen (–1319) and Luitgard von Calw (-)
E2. Hermann I. , Duke of Teck (1282), "the elder" (1300), "the old" (1303), Herr zu 1/2 Teck, 1/2 Kirchheim (1303), documented in 1279, (* around 1260; † December 20, 1313/ April 17, 1314); ∞ () Beatrix von Grüningen, (* around 1265, † after 1302), daughter of Count Hartmann III. von Grüningen († 1280) and NN von Eberstein († after 1304)
F1. Ludwig IV. , Duke of Teck, governor of Monza (1329), Imperial Court Judge in Munich (1337-1347), Schenk zu St. Gallen (1343), documented from 1299 to 1347, (* around 1282; † before 1352); ∞ () NN , widow (1352)
F2. Hermann II , Duke of Teck-Oberndorf (1314), first documented mention in 1300, (* around 1282/1283; † after June 10, 1319); ∞ ((1313)) (Countess Willibirgis von Tübingen, (* around 1291; † after 1320), daughter of Count Gottfried I of Tübingen-Böblingen (–1316) and Countess Elisabeth von Fürstenberg (–after 1319))
G1. Hermann III. , Duke of Teck (1334), Lord of Oberndorf and Schiltach (1342), Vogt of Alpirsbach (1347-1363), chief innkeeper of the St. Gallen Monastery (1361), named Count Johann I von Fürstenberg his cousin in 1352 , (* around 1310; † May 1/11, 1361; ▭ in Oberndorf); ∞ (after January 18, 1352) Anna von Signau , (* around 1310/1320; † after November 29, 1368), (∞ I: ((1330)) Count Konrad II of Freiburg , (* before 1316; † 10 July 1350 in Freiburg im Breisgau ), son of Egino II. Von Freiburg (before 1263 – after 1317) and Katharine von Lichtenberg (-)), daughter of Ritter Ulrich von Signau (–after 1362) and Anastasia von Buchegg (–after 1317) 1362)
G2. Agnes , (* around 1310; † after 1352); ∞ (before January 4, 1345) Truchsess Eberhard III. von Waldburg , (* (1338); † May 5, 1361/14 March 1362), son of Truchsess Johann I von Waldburg ((1291) –1338/1339) and Klara von Neuffen (–1339)
G3. Beatrix , documented from 1363 to 1365, (* around 1310; † after 1365); ∞ () Duke Reinhold von Urslingen , documented 1337 to 1365, (* around 1307; † before 1370), son of Duke Konrad Guiskard von Urslingen and Spoleto (–before 1279) and Agnes von Teck (around 1235–)
F3. Ludwig V (Lutzmann) , uncle of Count Heinrich and Gottfried von Tübingen (1329), Vogt of Oberndorf (1331), documented in 1301, (* around 1285; † June 2, 1332/18 January 1334); ∞ (before April 22, 1315) Elisabeth von Frohburg-Zofingen, documented from 1306 to 1327, (* before 1291; † after June 23, 1327), (∞ I: (Dispens 4 ° May 21, 1302) Count Hermann IV ( III.) Von Sulz (* before 1264; † before September 10, 1311), son of Count Alwig VI. Von Sulz (-1240) and NN von Wartenberg (-)), daughter of Count Hartmann von Frohburg- Zofingen (-1281 / 1285) and Ita von Wolhusen (- after 1299)
F4. Friedrich II. , Duke of Teck (1314), Vogt of Alpirsbach (1319), documented mention 1301, (* around 1286; † July 28 / November 29, 1342); ∞ (before June 13, 1336) Anna von Montfort-Tettnang, daughter of Wilhelm II. Von Montfort -Tettnang (before 1290– (1352)) and Kunigunde von Rappoltstein (–after 1315)
F5. Beatrix , nun in the Rottenmünster monastery (1313), († after 1313)
E3. Agnes , (around 1260 - March 7, 1296); ∞ (contract June 20, 1282; before October 23, 1283) Konrad I. von Lichtenberg , documented from 1269 to 1298, (* after 1251; † February 26, 1294 / before January 18, 1305), son of Heinrich II. Von Lichtenberg (–1269) and Adelheid von Eberstein (before 1251–1291)
D3. Konrad II. (Teck) , Duke of Teck (1270), "the Younger" (1278), elected Roman-German King in Weinheim - electus in regem (April 30, 1292), (* around 1235; † 1. / May 2, 1292 in Frankfurt am Main ; ▭ in the Marienkirche in Owen ); ∞ I: (before 1282) Uta von Zweibrücken, heiress of Bretten , († before 1290), daughter of Simon I. von Zweibrücken and Eberstein (before 1259–1281) and NN von Zavelstein (–1284); ∞ II: (Dispens 1290) nobility from Burgau , as a widow nun in the Stetten Monastery , († after September 10, 1310), daughter of Margrave Heinrich V (III.) Of Burgau (- after January 25, 1283) and Agnes NN (–3 February 12 ??)
E1. [I] Simon I , minorenn (–1296), Duke of Teck (1299), documented until 1315, (* around 1279; † March 5, 1316; ▭ in Owen); ∞ (after 1295) Countess Agnes von Helfenstein , as widow Duchess of Heiningen , († after August 7, 1334), daughter of Count Ulrich VII. (III.) Von Helfenstein (-after 1315) and Countess Adelheid von Graisbach (-1276 / 1291)
F1. Konrad IV. , Minorenn (1321), Duke of Teck (1332), lord of the Ambras festival and Bavarian captain in Upper Bavaria (1350), pledger of the Graisbach county, Höchstädt, Rodenegg, captain in Tyrol (1352), (* around 1309; † September 5, 1352, murdered by Swigger von Gundelfingen in Munich; ▭ in Kirchheim); ∞ () Agnes von Hohenberg († June 5, 1366), daughter of Rudolf II. Von Hohenberg - Rottenburg (–1335) and Countess Margarethe von Nassau-Hadamar (–1370)
F2. Simon II. , Minorenn (1321), Canon of Freising (1347), († 1352; ▭ Stams )
E2. [I] Conrad III. , minorenn (1296), Duke of Teck (1299), "the Younger" (1303), documented in 1323, (* around 1280; † July 4, 1329)
E3. [I] Ludwig III. , minorenn (1296–1299), pastor of Owen (1302–1312), provost of Boll (1315–1317), donates St. Peter to Owen in 1332 , (* around 1285; † January 28, 1334; ▭ in Owen ); ∞ (before February 2, 1322) Margarete von Truhendingen (* around 1290; † August 10, 1348), daughter of Count Friedrich VI. (II.) Von Truhendingen (before 1253–1290) and Countess Agnes von Württemberg (before 1264–1305), Margarete married the second time ∞ Baron Johannes von Steinegg in 1334, their son Baron Ambrosius von Steinegg * around 1342, he married Anna von Veringen * 1339
F1. Friedrich III. , Pledgee of the Grafschaft Graisbach (1352-1373), pledgee of Höchstädt (1358), pledgee of Oberndorf (1363), lord of 1/2 Mindelheim (1365), lord in 1/2 Teck, 1/2 Kirchheim etc. (- 1381), imperial bailiff of Augsburg (1347), bailiff of the Kempten monastery (1351–1361), Austrian bailiff in Swabia, Alsace, Sundgau, Thurgau and Aargau (1359), imperial court judge (1367), bailiff of Alpirsbach (1371), documentary evidence 1337 to 1390, (* around 1325; † September 28, 1390; ▭ in Kirchheim); ∞ (before March 17, 1359) Anna von Helfenstein , heiress of Falkenstein (–1390) and Faimingen (–1381), († November 18, 1392; ▭ in Kirchheim), daughter of Count Ulrich V. (VI.) Von Helfenstein -Blaubeuren (–1361) and Beatrix von Schlüsselberg (–1355)
G1. Konrad V , Duke of Teck, (* May 5, 1361; ⚔ July 9, 1386 in the battle of Sempach ; ▭ in the Church of the Friars Minor Corpus Domini, Ferrara ); ∞ (June 14, 1377 in Ferrara) Viridis d´Este (* April 27, 1354; † August 20, 1400), daughter of Margrave Aldobrandino III. d'Este , Marchese di Modena , (1335–1361) and Beatrix Da Camino (–1388)
H1. Son / daughter , († before 1422)
G2. Beatrix , (* around 1362; † after June 22, 1422); ∞ (before August 25, 1367) Friedrich II. Von Heideck (* around 1350/1355; † May 9, 1423), (∞ II: () Wilburg von Schwarzburg , († after 1426), daughter of Heinrich XI. (XV .) von Schwarzburg (–1402) and Anna von Plauen (around 1354 – after 1412)), son of Friedrich I. von Heideck (–1374) and Countess Adelheid von Henneberg -Aschach (–1369)
G3. Margarete , documented in 1422, (* around 1363, † after July 24, 1422); ∞ (before September 24, 1397) Count Friedrich III. von Ortenburg († March 29, 1420; ▭ in Ortenburg), son of Count Otto IV. von Ortenburg (–1374/1376) and Anna von Cilli (-)
G4. Guta (Uta) , (* around 1364, † after January 10, 1409); ∞ (before January 29, 1391) Count Johann I von Wertheim (* before 1330; † June 23, 1407 at Wertheim Castle ), (∞ I: () Margareta von Rieneck, (* before 1354; † January 16, 1390) , Daughter of Gerhard V. von Rieneck (1331 / 1334–1381) and Ymagina von Bickenbach (1329–1367)), son of Eberhard I (III.) Von Wertheim (1310–1373) and Katharina von Zollern-Nürnberg (1323 –1373)
G5. Agnes , († before April 23, 1388; ▭ in the Augustinerkirche, Mindelheim ); ∞ ((1370)) Count Heinrich VII von Werdenberg († January 26, 1397 in Feldkirch; ▭ in Vaduz ), son of Eberhard I. von Werdenberg-Schmalnegg (- (1383)) and Sophie von Diersberg (and Geroldseck) ( before 1350–1377 / 1391)
G6. Friedrich IV. , Duke of Teck (1391), first documented mention 1387, († August 4, 1411); ∞ () NN von Urslingen , daughter of Duke Konrad von Urslingen (-) and Verena von Krenkingen (-)
G7. Georg , Doctor theologiae , Augustinian prior to Mindelheim, documented 1390 to 1391, (* around 1370; † July 24, 1422; ▭ in the Augustinian Church, Mindelheim )
G8. Irmela , (* around 1370/1375; † before July 24, 1422); ∞ (before March 25, 1390) Veit von Rechberg († 1416), son of Albrecht III. von Rechberg (–1403/1408) and Barbara von Erbach (-)
G9. Simon (III.) , († young)
G10. Simon (IV.) , († young)
G11. Elisabeth , († young)
G12. Ulrich I , Duke of Teck (1391), royal captain in Italy, founder of St. Stephan zu Mindelheim (1409), documented in 1390, († August 7, 1432; ▭ in St. Stephan Church, Mindelheim); ∞ I: (before September 16, 1394) Princess Anna of Poland, pledger of Ehingen, Schelklingen and Berg (1396), (* 1366; † June 9, 1422; ▭ in St. Stephen's Church, Mindelheim), (∞ I : () Count Wilhelm von Cilli (* 1361/1362; † September 19, 1392), son of Ulrich I von Cilli ((1331) –1368) and Adelheid von Ortenburg (- (1391))), daughter of King Casimir the Great (1310-1370) and Krystyna NN (-); ∞ II: (before April 16, 1426) Margravine Ursula von Baden (* October 25, 1409; † March 24, 1429; ▭ in St. Stephen's Church, Mindelheim), (∞ I: () Count Gottfried IX. Von Ziegenhain († March 9, 1425), son of Gottfried VIII. (IX) von Ziegenhain (-) and Agnes von Braunschweig-Göttingen (-)), daughter of Margrave Bernhard I of Baden (1364–1431) and Anna von Oettingen ( 1380-1436); ∞ III: (March 20, 1430) Agnes von Thierstein, († 1470), (∞ I: (before March 30, 1433) Hugo von Rechberg († (March 13 / April 19) 1468), son of Albrecht von Rechberg (–1426) and Margarethe von Werdenberg -Sargans (–1422/1451)), daughter of Count Johann II. Von Thierstein (–1455) and Gertrud von Wineck (–1445)
G13. Ludwig IV. (VI.) , Minorenn (1390), Duke of Teck (1401–1411), Patriarch of Aquileia (1412–1420, expelled), († August 19, 1439 in Basel , at the plague )
→ Family extinct (ultimus familiae) - The Duke title fell to the House of Württemberg in 1495 . In the 19th century, the title was again given to an unequal sideline of this house .
F2. 3 daughters / 2 sons , († young)
F3. Irmgard , first documented mention 1360, († before December 13, 1363); ∞ () Count Eberhard VI. (III.) Von Nellenburg († March 10, 1371), son of Count Eberhard V. (II.) Von Nellenburg, Landgrave in Hegau and Madach (- after 1363) and NN (-)
F4. Uta , nun (1333), abbess in the monastery rooms (1358-1373), documented mention 1333-1373
F5. Agnes , (* around 1320/1330; † before September 26, 1384); ∞ (before November 27, 1336) Count Wilhelm I von Kirchberg († August 10, 1366), son of Count Bruno II. Von Kirchberg (- after 1356) and Luitgard von Aichelberg (- after 1356)
E4. [I] daughter , first documented mention in 1300
E5. [I] Friedrich I , minorenn (1296–1299), Duke of Teck (1299), († 1300/10 February 1303)
D4. Anna (* around 1240); ∞ () Diepold, Count of Merkenberg (1247–1254), Count of Aichelberg (1259), documented mention from 1247 to 1268, († before March 7, 1270)
D5. Agnes (* around 1235), first documented mention from 1258 to 1261; ∞ () Duke Konrad Guiskard von Urslingen and Spoleto (1227–1267), († before 1279), son of Duke Konrad von Spoleto (-) and NN (-)
D6. Berchtold , Canon of Würzburg (1263), Provost of St. Gumbertus zu Ansbach , († before June 26, 1271)
C2. Berthold I von Teck , cathedral treasurer (1216–1223), archdeacon (1218), bishop of Strasbourg (1223–1244), (* around 1200; † October 9, 1244; ▭ in the St. Andrew's Chapel in Strasbourg Cathedral )
C3. Heinrich , cathedral custodian of Würzburg (1219)
C4. Sons , first documented mention 1215
B1. Agatha , (▭ in Kaisheim ); ∞ () Count Diepold von Lechsgemünd , Count von Lechsgemünd (1150), documented mention from 1149 to 1189, († July 11, 1192; ▭ in Kaisheim), son of Count Volkrat von Lechsgemünd (-before 1160) and Margravine Liutgard von Vohburg (- September 25, 11 ??)

Assignment uncertain:

Agnes von Teck, († May 20, 13 ??; ▭ in Königsfelden); ∞ () Gottfried II. , Landgrave in Klettgau until 1365, Count of Alt-Rapperswil, (* around 1326 † July 10, 1375), (∞ II: () Elisabeth von Ochsenstein), son of Count Johann I of Habsburg Laufenburg (1297-1337) and Agnes von Werd (-1352)

literature

  • Rolf Götz: Ways and wrong ways of early modern historiography. Genealogical collection of ancestral lines of the Dukes of Teck in the 16th and 17th centuries. Ostfildern 2007
  • Rolf Götz: The dukes of Teck, dukes without a duchy. Series of publications by the Kirchheim City Archives, Volume 33. Kirchheim unter Teck 2009

ADB / NDB

  1. ^ Franz von Krones:  Ludwig, Patriarch of Aquileja . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 19, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1884, pp. 483-485.
  2. ↑ Ludwig Spach:  Bertold von Teck . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1875, p. 528 f.
  1. ^ Heinrich Schmidinger:  Ludwig Duke of Teck. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 15, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-428-00196-6 , p. 348 f. ( Digitized version ).
  2. ↑ Manfred Krebs:  Berthold I. von Teck. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1955, ISBN 3-428-00183-4 , p. 158 ( digitized version ).

References and comments

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series , Volume I.2, Plate 274, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000
  2. ↑ Rolf Götz: The Dukes of Teck, Dukes without Duchy, series of publications by the Kirchheim City Archives, Volume 33, Kirchheim unter Teck 2009, p. 33.
  3. ↑ gedbas Willibirgis from Tübingen , accessed on April 12, 2014.
  4. ↑ This article contains special genealogical characters . If you cannot see these ( squares ), the use of a modern Internet browser such as "Firefox" and the additional installation of missing character sets such as DejaVu Sans (TTF) - DejaVu Sans Condensed (TTF) - unifont (Pixel, GNU) could be helpful.

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