Family list of the Schwarzburg family

Main list of the Schwarzburg house 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 beginnings of the Schwarzburg family

See also : Sizzonen

1. Based on the European family tables :

A1. Sizzo , († between 1005 and 1012);
⚭ () NN of Hungary, daughter of Grand Duke Géza of Hungary (around 940–997) and Princess Sarolt of Transylvania (around 945–1012)

B1. Sons , first documented mention 1005–1012

B2. Sizzo , († between 1047 and 1050)

C1. Sons , first documented mention 1047-1050

C2. Sizzo I. , Count (1059-1072 / 1118), Count in the Längwitzgau (1108 and 1114). Descendants see here

B3. Günther , nobilis (1044), († between 1047 and 1050)

A2. Günther , Mönch zu Hersfeld (1006), then a hermit, donates the Church of St. Johannis zu Rinchnach before 1019 , documented 1005-1012 / 1040, (* 955/985; † October 9, 1045 in Rinchnach am Regen; ▭ in Břevnov )

2. Based on the Cronica Reinhardsbrunnensis:

The first known representative of the house was Günther , († after 1034);
⚭ () NN They had the following offspring:

A1. Sizzo I. , († between 1047 and 1050);
⚭ () NN

B1. Sizzo II. (Sieghard) , Count (1059-1072 / 1118), Count in the Längwitzgau (1108 and 1114), († 1118 or later; ▭ in Nuremberg );
⚭ () NN descendants see here

The saved master sequence begins with Günther I. , Count ( von Kevernburg ), († 1109);
⚭ (after 1087) Mechtild von Beichlingen (* 1076), daughter of Prince Jaropolk von Wolhynien ( Wladimir ) and Turow ( Rurikide ), (-1086) and Kunigunde von Weimar-Orlamünde, heiress of Beichlingen, (around 1055–1117 / 1140 ). They had the following offspring:

A1. Sizzo III. , (in a forged document dated February 24, 1123 Count von Schwarzburg), certainly 1137 Count von Schwarzburg, Count of Kevernburg (November 8, 1141), Count of Thuringia (1149), donates the Georgenthal Monastery (March 20, 1143), Vogt from Paulinzella Monastery (1153), first documented mention 1132 to 1159, (* 1093; † June 19, 1160);
⚭ (before 1133) Gisela, neptis von Berta von Gleissberg adH Goseck, co-founder of Kloster Georgenthal (1143), († after March 20, 1143) (possibly a daughter of Count Adolf I. von Berg and Adelheid von Lauffen )

B1. Gisela , (* (1118); † (1147));
⚭ (after 1126) Friedrich V von Putelendorf , Count Palatine of Saxony (1125), Canon in Magdeburg (1147), Bishop of Prague (1169), (* before 1114; † January 31, 1179), son of Friedrich IV Putelendorf , Count Palatine of Saxony, (1085–1125) and Agnes von Limburg (around 1100 – between 1129 and 1136)

B2. Heinrich I , Count von Schwarzburg (1163), documented mention 1143 to 1184, (* around 1130; † July 26, 1184 in the monastery of St. Peter and Paul in Erfurt (victim of the Erfurt latrine fall ));
⚭ (1170) NN von Winzenburg (* 1149; † before 1204), (⚭ II: (before 1204) Count Ulrich I of Wettin († September 28, 1206 in Wettin), son of Count Heinrich I of Wettin (1142 –1181) and Sophia von Sommerschenburg (–before 1196)), daughter of Count Hermann II. Von Winzenburg (–after 1148) and Countess Liutgard von Stade (–1152)

C1. Elisabeth , documented mention from 1229 to 1233, († 1260; ▭ in St. Andreas Church, Eisleben);
⚭ (around 1189) Count Burchard I von Mansfeld , Lord of Schkopau Castle (1215), Vogt von Gerbstedt (1225), founded the Helfta Monastery (1229), documented in 1185, († December 13, 1229; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, Eisleben), son of Count Hoyer IV. (III.) Von Mansfeld (before 1140 – after 1183) and Bia von Arnsberg (-)

B3. Günther II. (III.) , Count von Kevernburg (1169–1197), Vogt von Kloster Georgenthal (1168), Count von Schwarzburg (1184), Count von Loccum-Hallermund (1191), takes the cross (1195), documented in 1143 , (* between 1129 and 1135; † after January 15, 1197);
⚭ I: () Agnes von Saarbrücken († before 1178), daughter of Count Simon I. von Saarbrücken (–after 1183) and Mechtild (von Sponheim?) (-);
⚭ II: (1178) Adelheid von Hallermund , (⚭ I: () Count Konrad II. Von Wassel (* around 1145; † between September 27, 1175 and July 24, 1178), Vice-Dominus of the Hildesheim Monastery , son of Bernhard II . of Depenau and Count of Wassel (before 1130-after 1154) and Frideruna of Veckenstedt (-)), daughter of Count Wilbrand I. of Loccum and Hallermund (around 1120-1167) and Countess Beatrix von Salm-Rheineck (1115/1120 - after 1140)

C1. [I] Heinrich II. , Count of Schwarzburg (1196), Count of Kevernburg (1204–1206), Lord of Blankenburg, Schwarza, Leutenberg, Könitz, Pössneck and Ranis, pledgee of Saalfeld (1208), "the elder" (1233 ), Vogt of Paulinzella Monastery , takes the cross (1195), documented evidence from 1168 to 1234, († February 20, 1236);
⚭ (1211) Countess Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde , first documented mention from 1196 to 1210/1222, († after 1222), daughter of Count Siegfried III. von Weimar-Orlamünde (1155? -1206) and Princess Sophie of Denmark (1159? -1208)

D1. Henry III. , Count von Schwarzburg (1233), takes the cross against the Pruzzen (1251/1252), "the Younger" (1231), documented in 1219, (* around 1219; † between June 11, 1258 and October 24, 1259);
⚭ (before March 15, 1247, Dispens 4 ° Lateran Palace , Rome, April 12, 1240–1244) Countess Sophie von Hohnstein , documented from 1233 to 1259, († 1268), daughter of Count Dietrich I (II.) Von Honstein ( –1249) and Hedwig von Brehna , Countess von Altenburg (1264), (1215–1264)

E1. Ermengard , first documented mention in 1253

D2. Günther IV. (VII.) , Lord of Blankenburg (1227), Lord of Schwarzburg (1259), founds Ilm Monastery in Stadtilm (1275), (* between 1217 and 1227; † between September 19, 1275 and September 25 1278; ▭ in the Ilm Monastery); (⚭ I: (1263/1265) NN ); ⚭ II: () Princess Sofija von Halicz († before July 28, 1287 in Galicia; ▭ in the Ilm Monastery), daughter of Prince Daniel Romanowitsch of Galicia (1201–1264) ( Rurikide ) and Anna Mstislavna of Novgorod (around 1205 – before 1252)

E1. Sons / daughters , first documented mention 1265

E2. Günther V. (IX.) , Count of Blankenburg (1266), "the younger" (1267), "the elder" (1287), documented in 1259, († between October 1, 1292 and September 19, 1293; ▭ im Ilm Monastery );
⚭ I: () (Irmgard) NN , documented in 1267;
⚭ II: (Dispens 4 ° Orvieto November 22, 1283) Helena von Sachsen-Lauenburg († after September 13, 1337; ▭ in Loccum Monastery ), (⚭ II: (before February 14, 1294) Count Adolf VI. Von Schauenburg and Holstein-Pinneberg (around 1256; † May 15, 1315), son of Count Gerhard I of Holstein-Schauenburg (1232–1290) and Duchess Elisabeth of Mecklenburg (-1280)), daughter of Duke Johann I of Saxony ( 1249-1285) and Princess Ingeborg (Eriksdotter) of Sweden (-1302); Descendants see here

E3. Günther , Canon (1265–1290), cathedral waiter in Magdeburg (1265–1290), documented from 1259 to 1306, († after March 25, 1308)

E4. Albrecht , Canon of Würzburg (1265), documented mention from 1259 to 1265, († after 1265)

E5. Heinrich IV. (V) , Count of Blankenburg (1266), founder of the line of the Counts of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg , documented from 1259 to 1283, († before May 2, 1287);
⚭ () NN , documented in 1267; Descendants see here

E6. Hedwig ;
⚭ () Count Otto IV. Von Lobdeburg - Arnshaugk , first documented mention from 1252 to 1289, († July 2, 1289), son of Hartmann von Lobdeburg-Bergow (- after 1237) and Christina von Meissen (- after 1251)

E7. Sophia , († February 13, 1279);
⚭ (shortly before March 7, 1268 in Elgersburg ) Count Berthold V von Henneberg-Schleusingen , (* around 1245; † February 15, 1284 in Montpellier), son of Count Heinrich III. von Henneberg (before 1226–1262) and Sophia von Meißen (–1280)

E8. Irmgard , first abbess of Ilm Monastery (1286–1294), († after 1294)

E9. Christiane ;
⚭ (before 1282) Burgrave Otto II of Dohna , documented from 1256 to 1287, († after April 7, 1287), (⚭ II: (before 1282) Christina von Gleichen – Tonna, daughter of Count Ernst IV. Von Gleichen and Tonna (before 1212–1277) and Ingeborg Pedersdatter (–1241)), son of Otto I. zu Dohna (–1239) and Hildegundis NN (–1282)

E10. Günther , Knight of the Teutonic Order in Plauen (1277–1278), Commander of Cologne (1298–1300), patruus of Countess Adelheid von Kevernburg (1308)

D3. Sophia , nun in the Paulinzella monastery (1224–1261)

D4. Richca (Richiza) , nun in the Paulinzella monastery (1224–1261)

D5. Machtilde (Mechtild) , nun in the Paulinzella monastery (1224–1261)

D6. Albrecht , canon of Magdeburg (1244), provost of Bibra (1255–1261), cathedral sexton of Magdeburg (1258–1267), documented from 1244 to 1267, († after 1278)

D7 Ermengard , († March 22, 1274);
⚭ (before 1239) Count Volkwin III. von Schwalenberg (1214), Count von Waldeck (1216), (* (around 1190); † before 1255), son of Count Heinrich I von Schwalenberg (-before 1214) and Heseke ( von Dassel ) (-1220)

C2. [I]Günther III. , Count of Schwarzburg (1203–1216), Count of Kevernburg (1208), founder of the line of the Counts of Kevernburg (Käfernburg) , pledgee of Saalfeld (1208), documented in 1168, (* around 1150; † after March 31, 1223) ;
⚭ () Dietburg von Anhalt (* around 1169, † 1228), daughter of Count Siegmund von Anhalt (-); Descendants see here

C3. [I] Luitgard , († 1195/1200);
⚭ (around 1185/1190) Gebhard IV. Von Querfurt , acts as burgrave of Magdeburg for his underage nephew until he is of legal age (1190–1209), Vogt of the Marienzell Monastery near Querfurt, documented from 1178 to 1213, (* around 1150/1155 ; † after August 21, 1213 before 1216), (⚭ II: (between 1197 and 1202) Countess Luitgard or Lukardis von Nassau, documented from 1204 to 1220, (* around 1175/1180; † before 1222), (⚭ II: (before 1217) Count Hermann V. (III.) von Virneburg , documented from 1204 to 1254, (* before 1209; † after 1254), son of Count Gottfried von Virneburg (1187–1204 / 1212)), daughter of Count Ruprecht III . von Nassau (–1191) and Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen (–before 1235)), son of Burchard III. von Querfurt (around 1125 / 1130–1177 / 1178) and Countess Mechtild or Mathilde von Gleichen – Tonna (around 1130 – around 1200)

C4. [I] Albrecht , canon of Magdeburg (1192), provost of St. Maria ad Gradus (Mainz) , provost (1200), the 18th archbishop of Magdeburg (1205-1232), (* 1170, † October 15, 1232 in Cividale del Friuli ; ▭ 1233 in the cathedral of Magdeburg)

C5. [II]Ludolf II , Count of Hallermund , founder of the line of the Counts of Hallermund , documented in 1195, (* around 1180; † November 15, 1255; ▭ in the Loccum monastery );
⚭ I: () NN ;
⚭ II: () Countess Kunigunde von Pyrmont, documented from 1238 to 1256, (▭ July 6, 1256), daughter of Count Gottschalk I von Pyrmont (–1243/1244) and Kunigunde von Holte (–after 1239); Descendants see here

C6. [II] Wilbrand , provost of Bibra (1209–1210), provost of St. Nicolai of Magdeburg (1212–1225), cathedral provost (1233), archbishop of Magdeburg (1235–1253), documented in 1209, (* around 1180; † April 5, 1253)

B4. Mechtild , († (1192); ▭ in Minden Cathedral );
⚭ (1158) Count Adolf II of Schauenburg (Schaumburg) –Holstein, documented in 1130, (* 1128; ⚔ July 6, 1164 near Verchen ; ▭ in Minden Cathedral), son of Count Adolf I of Schauenburg (Schaumburg) –Holstein (–1131) and Hildewa NN (1103 – after 1131)

B5. Juliane , (* around 1127; ▭ in the parish church of St. Veit , Wünschendorf);
⚭ (1163) Heinrich I. Probus, Vogt von Weida and Gera documented 13 November 1130 to 21 July 1172. Owns fiefs and income in Thiemsburg, Ringeln, Körner, Graba, Saalfeld, Bremendorf and Bogisile near the Volkenroda monastery, (* around 1122; † before September 8, 1193; ▭ in the parish church of St. Veit, Wünschendorf), (⚭ I: (1143/1155) Countess Lukardis von Lauterberg (* around 1126; † 1162; ▭ in the parish church of St. Veit, Wünschendorf), daughter of Count Burchard von Lauterberg), son of Erkenbert I von Weida (around 1090–1163 / 1169 or before 1143) and Jordana von Gleissberg (around 1100–1167 / 1173)

A2. Adda (Adela) ;
⚭ () Count Reginboto III. von Giech (1130–1137), Vogt von St. Jakob zu Bamberg (1128), documented mention 1109 to 1137, († before 1142), son of Count Reginboto II. NN (-1071/1100) and Isengart NN (-)

The Counts of Kevernburg (Käfernburg) and the Counts of Rabenswald (Rabenswalde)

Günther III. , Count of Schwarzburg (1203–1216), Count of Kevernburg (1208), pledgee of Saalfeld (1208), documented in 1168, (* around 1150; † after March 31, 1223);
⚭ () Dietburg von Anhalt (* around 1169; † 1228), daughter of Count Siegmund von Anhalt (-). They had the following offspring:

A1. Irmgard , nun in the Paulinzella monastery (1198)

A2. Maria , nun in the Paulinzella monastery (1198)

A3. Günther IV. , Count of Kevernburg (around 1219), "the elder" (1268), documented from 1216 to 1268, († between March 7, 1268 and November 20, 1269);
⚭ (before December 10, 1254) Countess Mechtild (Mathilde) von Beichlingen, documented in 1259, († after 1259), daughter of Count Friedrich II. (III.) Von Beichlingen (–1216 / 1220/1222 / after 1235) and Countess Elisabeth von Henneberg (1188 – after 1210)

B1. Berthold , first documented mention from 1244 to 1249, († before November 20, 1269);
⚭ () NN

C1. Daughter ;
⚭ (before November 20, 1269) Rudolf "the Elder" Schenk von Vargula

B2. Günther V. , "the elder" (1270), documented in 1252, († between April 10, 1273 and April 18, 1275);
⚭ (before 1269) Mechtilde (Mathilde) (von Schwarzburg?) († after July 6, 1285), daughter of NN (-) and NN (-)

C1. Günther VI. , "The elder" (1280), documented in 1255, († between February 23, 1289 and March 30, 1289);
⚭ () (Sophie von Lüchow), first documented mention 1286 to 1288

D1. Günther VIII. , "The younger" (1295), "the elder" (1304), documented in 1280, († between August 23, 1318 and August 22, 1324);
⚭ () Irmgard von Schwarzburg, nun in the Ilm Monastery (1340), documented evidence from 1324 to 1340, daughter of Count Heinrich V (VI.) Von Schwarzburg (–1293) and Countess Utha (Oda) von Henneberg -Hartenberg (–1346)

E1. Günther XI. (XII.) , Zu Ilm (–1343), "the younger" (1343), "the older" (1356), granted Ilmenau in 1341 city rights and sold the city in 1343 to the Count of Henneberg , documented in 1319, ( † after June 27, 1371);
⚭ I: (before November 9, 1341) Loretta von Eppstein , first documented mention 1340 to 1343, († before March 12, 1353), daughter of Gottfried IV. Von Eppstein ;
⚭ II: (May 8, 1364, Dispens 4 °, Avignon) Countess Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde, documented August 29, 1363 to October 28, 1369, (* around 1326; † after May 3, 1388), (⚭ I: (1345) Heinrich V. (IV.), "The elder", Vogt von Plauen, (around 1322 – between 7 September 1363 and 8 May 1364), son of Vogt Heinrich IV (III.) Von Plauen) , Daughter of Count Heinrich III./IV. von Orlamünde (1298–1357) and Countess Irmgard von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1308–1354)

F1. [I] Georg , († 1376);
⚭ (November 20, 1353, Dispens postnuptialis , Avignon; divorced) Sophia von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, documented evidence from 1394 to 1395, (⚭ II: (before November 18, 1357) Count Friedrich II. (III.) Of Orlamünde-Lauenstein († before October 14, 1368), son of Count Otto VIII (VII) of Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1313–1334) and Helena von Zollern-Nürnberg (around 1307 – before 1374);
⚭ III: () Count Heinrich XI. zu Stolberg († December 13, 1377), son of Count Heinrich V. zu Stolberg (–1329/1347) and Jutta von Hadmersleben (–1347);
⚭ IV: () Count Johann (Hans) II. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg ( * 1327; † between February 28, 1407 and May 21, 1407), son of Count Günther X. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (-1354/1355) and Richza von Schlüsselberg (-before 1348/1359)), daughter of Count Günther IX. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1304–1349) and Countess Elisabeth von Honstein -Arnstadt (–1380)

G1. Günther XIV. , "The Younger" (1379), documented 1369, (†† between July 25, 1385 and July 26, 1386 in St. Catherine's Monastery (Sinai) , on the pilgrimage to Jerusalem; ▭ in Georgenthal Monastery );
⚭ (August 21, 1379) Countess Mechtild von Mansfeld († around 1387), (⚭ II: (before 1399) Count Gebhard von Schraplau, Herr zu Alsleben, documented 1365 to 1410, († before 1415), (⚭ I: Agnes von Sachsen-Wittenberg († January 26, 1378), daughter of Duke Rudolf I of Sachsen-Wittenberg (1274–1356) and Agnes von Lindow-Ruppin (1314–1343);
⚭ II: () Agnes von Querfurt († 1383 )), Son of Burchard von Schraplau zu Wettin (–1365) and Gerburg von Blankenburg (–1330)), daughter of Count Albrecht I (II.) Von Mansfeld (around 1328–1361 / 1362) and Countess Helene von Schwarzburg ( -)

→ Family extinct (ultimus familiae) - On May 29, 1387, Landgrave Balthasar of Thuringia took possession of the County of Käfernburg, after it had been given to him as a fief in 1384.

G2. Sophia , aunt, is documented in 1387 as Agnes Abbess of Ilm Monastery , († after December 14, 1393)

G3. Mechtild , Auntie is documented in 1387 Agnes Abbess of Ilm Monastery, († after December 14, 1393)

F2. [I] Margareta , first documented mention 1352

F3. [I] Elisabeth von Käfernburg, († before March 15, 1382);
⚭ (around 1375) Count Gebhard IV. (III.) Von Mansfeld, Canon of Magdeburg (1355), Lord of Querfurt (–1381), royal council (1377), († November 5, 1382), (⚭ I: ( before November 29, 1357) Countess Mechtild (Mathilde) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* around 1340 - † June 4, 1373), daughter of Count Günther XXI. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1304–1349) and Countess Elisabeth von Hohnstein (–1380 )), Son of Count Gebhard III. (II.) Von Mansfeld –Querfurt (before 1314–1332 / 1335) and Countess Luitgard von Valkenstein (-)

F4. [I] Günther XIII. , zu Hermannstein, first documented mention 1379 to 1380, († before July 26, 1386)

F5. [I] Heinrich , Canon of Halberstadt (1357), Canon of Magdeburg (1358-1361), documented in 1352, († after March 17, 1362)

F6. [I] Margareta , first documented mention from 1352 to 1392, († before 1398);
⚭ () Johann I. von Rodenstein († between 1399 and 1400)

F7. [I] Anna , nun in the Dominican nunnery of Cronschwitz, documented evidence from 1367 to 1369

E2. Sophia , first documented mention 1341, († March 4, 1358);
⚭ (before March 3, 1315) Count Heinrich VI. von Henneberg -Aschach (1292–1352), (* before 1293; † between August 14, 1355 and January 26, 1356), son of Count Hermann II. von Henneberg (around 1250–1292) and Adelheid von Trimberg (–1316 / 1318)

E3. Irmengard , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1328), first documented mention 1324 to 1340

E4. Mechtild , nun in the Ilm Monastery, first documented mention 1328 to 1340

E5. Elisabeth , nun in the Ilm Monastery, first documented mention 1328 to 1340

E6. Sophia , nun in the Ilm monastery, documented in 1328 to 1340

D2. Berthold , Abbot of Paulinzella Monastery (1327), first documented mention 1287, († 1339)

D3. Heinrich , first documented mention in 1289

D4. Otto , Herr zu 1/2 Arnstadt (-1306), documented in 1286 to 1306

D5. Albrecht , first documented mention in 1289

D6. Günther IX. , Pledgee (1310), Count von Lüchow and Lord zu Klötze (1319-1320) (January 6, 1320 sold to Duke Otto von Lüneburg ); in the wake of Margrave Waldemar von Brandenburg (1309-1319), "the elder" (1331), documented in 1289, († between April 8, 1332 and April 4, 1333);
⚭ (between June 5, 1312 and July 29, 1312) Countess Mechtild von Regenstein , documented in 1305, († after August 23, 1334), (⚭ I: (between February 2, 1308 and July 28, 1308) Count Friedrich IV. Von Valkenstein († after 1310)), son of Count Otto IV. Von Valkenstein (around 1234–1328) and Luitgard von Arnstein (around 1243 – after 1232), daughter of Count Heinrich III. von Regenstein (around 1245–1311 / 1312) and Countess Elisabeth von Hoya (around 1247–1320)

E1. Mechtild , documented July 20, 1328, (* around 1313; † between May 25, 1375 before February 17, 1376; ▭ in Cronschwitz );
⚭ (before July 20, 1328) Heinrich V. Vogt and Lord von Gera (1343–1377), 1347 district judge in Meißen, in Osterland , in Landsberg and Pleißen, sold the Blankenberg fortress to the Crown of Bohemia in 1371 , documented on June 20, 1309 , (* around 1308; † December 8, 1377; ▭ in Cronschwitz), son of Heinrich II., "the elder", Vogt of Gera , (around 1254–1306 / 1311) and Countess Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde (around 1264 –1318)

E2. Irmgard ;
⚭ () Hermann III. von Kranichfeld , lord of Kranichfeld, co-pledgee of Schlotheim (1340), documented evidence from 1320 to 1362, son of Hermann II von Kranichfeld (before 1286 – after 1333) and Leukard von Gera (– after 1351)

E3. Sophia , nun in the Ilm Monastery , first documented mention 1328 to 1340

E4. Günther XII. , "The younger" (1331), "the older" (1341), († after August 28, 1341);
⚭ () Agnes NN , first documented mention 1341

D7. Günther X. , first documented mention from 1289 to 1295

D8. Sophie , nun in the Ilm monastery , documented mention 1289, († after February 14, 1328)

D9. Mechtild von Käfernburg, zu Remda (1330), († between January 14, 1331 and July 31, 1334);
⚭ (before August 21, 1301) Count Günther VI. von Schwarzburg († October 24, 1308), son of Count Günther V. von Schwarzburg (-1292/1293) and (Irmgard) NN (-)

D10. Irmgard , Abbess of Ilm Monastery (1308–1319)

D11. Günther , Dominican , († after August 22, 1324)

D12. Otto , Abbot of Georgenthal Monastery (1330–1344)

C2. Günther VII. , Herr von Arnstadt (1293), "the younger" (1278), "the older" (1293), documented in 1259, († June 10, 1302);
⚭ (before 1280) Countess Adelheid von Schwarzburg, documented in 1280, († after July 21, 1319), daughter of Count Günther V. von Schwarzburg (-1292/1293) and (Irmgard) NN (-)

D1. Adelheid , († between August 10, 1304 and March 27, 1305);
⚭ (before December 14, 1296) Count Otto IV. Von Orlamünde-Plassenburg (* before 1279; † between May 15, 1318 and August 20, 1318), (⚭ II: (1308) Katharina von Hessen (* 1286; † 1322), daughter of Landgrave Heinrich I of Hesse (1244–1308) and Mechtild von Kleve (–1309)), son of Count Otto III. von Weimar-Orlamünde (1244–1285) and Agnes von Leiningen (–1285)

D2. Irmgard von Käfernburg-Arnstadt, heiress of Arnstadt, documented mention 1302 to 1306, (* around 1282; † before 1320);
⚭ (before 1302) Count Heinrich II. (IV.) Von Honstein , inherits Arnstadt (1302), Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg (1309), acquires Lohra (1324), Herr zu Heringen (1327–1332), pledgee of Blankenburg ( 1339), (* around 1275; † before 1344)

C3. Heinrich , first documented mention in 1269

C4. Jutta , Abbess of Ilm Monastery (1314), († 1319)

A4. Albert I. , Count of Kevernburg (around 1219 and 1225), Count of Wiehe (1228–1236), Count of Rabenswald (1237), documented in 1216, († after July 27, 1255);
⚭ () NN

B1. Sons , first documented mention 1250

B2. Albert II. , Count von Wiehe (1249–1267), Count von Rabenswald (1259), documented mention from 1249 to 1283, († after 1283)

B3. Friedrich , Count von Rabenswald and Wiehe, documented from 1259 to 1307, (* before 1259; † before August 11, 1312);
⚭ (before July 8, 1280) Elisabeth (Elsa) von der Neuenburg, heiress of Berka, documented in 1280, (* before 1280; † after June 3, 1320), daughter of Burgrave Hermann III. (II.) Von der Neuenburg , Count von Mansfeld, Osterfeld and Berka (before 1251 - around 1304/1308) and Countess Heilwig von Berka (- after 1285)

C1. Mechtild , wife of Wiehe and Buch (1312), first documented mention in 1280, heiress of the counties Wiehe and Rabenswalde, († between August 23, 1334 and March 17, 1338);
⚭ (before November 24, 1290) Count Herman IV of Weimar-Orlamünde , Lord of Weimar (1283), documented mention from 1279 to 1318, († between August 19, 1319 and November 20, 1319), son of Count Otto III. von Weimar-Orlamünde (1244–1285) and Countess Agnes von Truhendingen (–1285)

C2. Rudolf , brother-in-law of Count Herman IV of Weimar-Orlamünde, first documented mention 1312 to 1318, († 1319)

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B4. Günther , documented from 1259 to 1270

B5. Berthold , Count of Rabenswald (1265–1304), Burgrave of Znaim (1279), documented in 1259, († August 7, 1312);
⚭ (before March 4, 1277) Countess Wilibirg von Helfenstein († August 27, 1314), (⚭ I: () Count Otto II of Plain and Hardegg (* around 1225; ⚔ June 26, 1260), son of Count Konrad I. (II.) Von Plain (–1250) and Bertha (–1247); ⚭ II: () Burgrave Heinrich von Dewin († 1270)), daughter of Count Ulrich II. Von Helfenstein (-) and Countess Willibirg von Dillingen (-)

B6. Countess Gisela von Kevernburg-Rabenswalde, heiress of Hardegg, († after July 17, 1278);
⚭ (around 1250 before July 25, 1273) Burchard VII. (X.) von Querfurt , titular burgrave Burchard VI. von Magdeburg (–1269), Burgrave of Maidburg (1269–1273 / 1278), Herr auf Hardegg , "the Younger" (1255), documented from 1221 to 1273, (* around 1215; † between July 25, 1273 and 17. July 1278), son of Burchard V. von Querfurt (around 1189/1190 – between 1243 and 1247) and Countess Sophie von Wildungen und Ziegenhain (around 1190 – after 1254)

A5. Mechtild , documented in 1236, († between January 8, 1247 and August 14, 1277);
⚭ I: () Heinrich von Trimberg, documented in 1234, († before 1236), son of Konrad von Trimberg (–1230) and Mechtild (von Grumbach) (-);
⚭ II: () Count Gottfried III. von Reichenbach, documented in 1214, († after September 9, 1279)

A6. Heinrich II. , Count of Kevernburg, documented in 1249, († after September 3, 1273);
⚭ () NN , daughter of Duke Swantopolk II of Pommerellen

The Counts of Hallermund (1195–1412)

Ludolf II , Count von Hallermund , documented mention 1195, (* around 1180; † November 15, 1256; ▭ in Loccum Monastery );
⚭ I: () NN ;
⚭ II: () Countess Kunigunde von Pyrmont, documented from 1238 to 1256, (▭ July 6, 1256), daughter of Count Gottschalk I von Pyrmont (–1243/1244) and Kunigunde von Holte (–after 1239). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Son of Hallermund, first documented mention in 1231

A2. [I] Beatrix von Hallermund, first documented mention from 1251 to 1272;
⚭ () Count Gottschalk II of Pyrmont, documented in 1221, († between July 30, 1258 and June 20, 1262), son of Count Gottschalk I of Pyrmont (-1243/1244) and Kunigunde von Holte (-after 1239 )

A3. [I] Daughter of Hallermund, nun in Barsinghausen monastery , documented in 1251

A4. [I] Daughter of Hallermund, nun in Barsinghausen monastery, documented in 1251

A5. [II] Ludolf III. , Count von Hallermund (1195), documented mention from 1251 to 1266;
⚭ () Jutta von Hoya († after 1264), daughter of Heinrich I von Hoya (–1235) and Richza von Wölpe (–1227)

B1. Wilbrand III. von Hallermund, documented from 1251 to 1279, († before December 13, 1280);
⚭ () Adelheid von Adenoys , documented mention 1262 to 1324, († after 1324), daughter of Johann von Adenoys (–1303) and Gertrud von Grimmenberg (–after 1264)

C1. Gerhard II of Hallermund, "the younger", Schelegreve (1324), documented mention 1280, († between July 25, 1345 and July 16, 1346);
⚭ () Elisabeth von Everstein -Polle, documented evidence from 1297 to 1320, daughter of Count Otto III. (V.) von Everstein, Herr von Polle , (before 1260–1312 / 1314) and Luitgard von Schladen ((1295) –1331)

D1. Ludolf von Hallermund, first documented mention in 1303

D2. Alheidis (Adelheid) von Hallermund, († February 23, 1342);
⚭ (before February 27, 1326) Count Otto I. von Rietberg (* before 1293; † January 12, 1347), son of Count Konrad II. Von Rietberg (before 1269–1303 / 1313) and Mechtild NN (–1303/1304 )

D3. Elisabeth von Hallermund, canoness in Quedlinburg Abbey (1326–1356)

D4. Wilbrand V. von Hallermund, minorenn (1326), Canon of Hildesheim (1345–1377), archdeacon of Elze (1365–1375), documented 1320, († after August 21, 1377)

D5. Otto II von Hallermund, minorenn (1326), knight (1356), documented mention 1320 to 1388, († before November 11, 1392);
⚭ (March 15, 1332) Countess Adelheid von der Mark († after 1371), daughter of Count Adolf II. Von der Mark (before 1328–1347) and Countess Margareta von Kleve (around 1310 – after 1348)

E1. Otto III. von Hallermund, first documented mention 1361, († between October 4, 1411 and December 11, 1412);
⚭ () Elisabeth NN , first documented mention 1411

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F1. Metta von Hallermund, provost in the women's monastery Vreden (1455)

E2. Wilbrand von Hallermund, minorenn (1361), Herr zu 1/2 Springe (1392), Jonkheer (1395), Abbot of Corvey (1396–1406), Elekt (1406), Bishop of Minden (1407–1436), (†† December 23, 1436; ▭ in Minden Cathedral )

E3. Sophia von Hallermund, abbess of the Bassum canonical monastery (1378)

D6. Jutta von Hallermund, minorenn (1326–1353), nun in Barsinghausen Abbey (1343)

D7. Ezeke of Hallermund, minorenn (1326)

D8. Luckard von Hallermund, nun (1337), abbess in Fischbeck Abbey (1346–1373), († between June 29, 1373 and July 7, 1373; ▭ in Fischbeck)

D9. Gerhard IV. Von Hallermund, first documented mention 1345 to 1368, († before April 15, 1384)

D10. Bodo von Hallermund, first documented mention 1344 to 1357

D11. Adelheid von Hallermund, († before 1386);
⚭ () Albrecht Ordenberg Bock von Wülfingen , first documented mention 1344 to 1383

D12. Kunigunde von Hallermund, first documented mention 1357

D13. Rixa von Hallermund, first documented mention 1357

C2. Jutta von Hallermund, documented mention 1281, († between May 5, 1327 and June 15, 1333);
⚭ (before April 30, 1302) Count Johann II. Von Woldenberg , Count von Werder (1289), documented in 1267, († after June 24, 1331), son of Count Hermann II. Von Woldenberg and von Hagen (before 1234–1271 / 1272) and Countess Hedwig von Wernigerode (before 1238– (1281))

C3. Gertrud von Hallermund, first documented mention 1282

C4. Wilbrand IV of Hallermund, Count (1301)

C5. Margareta von Hallermund, first documented mention 1285;
⚭ () Count Moritz II. Von Spiegelberg , first documented mention 1274 to 1309, († before August 20, 1316), son of Count Moritz I von Spiegelberg (before 1227 – after 1289) and Countess Margarethe von Werle (-)

B2. Ludolf IV. Von Hallermund, first documented mention from 1251 to 1291, Canon of Hildesheim (1275–1291)

B3. Beata von Hallermund, first documented mention 1296;
⚭ () Count Heinrich II. (V.) von Woldenberg , "the elder" (1290), documented in 1267, (* before 1247; † between April 5, 1306 and June 1, 1306), son of Count Heinrich II. von Woldenberg and Hohenbüchen (before 1240–1273) and Countess Kunigunde von Lüchow (-)

B4. Elisabeth of Hallermund, canoness in pin Gandersheim (1265-1277) († after 1280)

B5. Kunigunde von Hallermund, (* (1245); † between September 11, 1302 and July 10, 1304);
⚭ (before 1266) Burchard (IV.) Von Wolfenbüttel, called von der Asseburg , Vogt von Klein Heiningen , councilor and marshal of Duke Heinrich von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (1275), Knight (1280), documented mention 1240 to 1303, (* ( 1226); † between 1303 and 1312), son of knight Burchard (III.) Von Wolfenbüttel ((1200) - (1261)) and Mechthild von dem Dike ((1205) -)

B6. Gerhard I. von Hallermund, "the elder", documented in 1274, († after May 17, 1326);
⚭ I: () NN ;
⚭ II: (before September 14, 1317) Gerburg (von Homburg), documented 1319 to 1324, († after 1324), daughter of (Bodo von Homburg (- (1316)) and Agnes von Everstein-Polle (- (1308) ))

C1. [I] Otto von Hallermund, Canon of Hildesheim (1324–1328), documented from 1301 to 1328

C2. [I] Ludolf V. von Hallermund, documented in 1303, († between February 10, 1358 and January 6, 1361);
⚭ () NN

D1. Children of Hallermund, first documented mention 1361

D2. Heinrich II. Von Hallermund, first documented mention 1366

D3. Gerhard V. von Hallermund, first documented mention 1366

D4. Ludolf VI. from Hallermund, first documented mention in 1366

C3. [I] Gerhard III. von Hallermund, minorenn (1308–1326), († after 1338)

C4. [I] daughter of Hallermund;
⚭ (before September 6, 1308) Hilmar von Oebisfelde, first documented mention from 1308 to 1314

C5. [I] Jutta von Hallermund, spiritual (1311)

C6. [I] Kunigunde von Hallermund, spiritual (1311)

C7. [I] daughter , spiritually

C8. [II] Heinrich I. von Hallermund, documented (1320-1384), († before 1402)

C9. [II] Otto I. von Hallermund, Count (1326–1361), minorenn (1320–1326), Canon (1356–1359), Domscholasticus (1361–1381), Vicar General of the Diocese of Hildesheim (1363–1365), Canon of Halberstadt (1363), († between August 14, 1381 and August 1382)

B7. Richeza von Hallermund, nun in the Lahde monastery (1306), documented mention 1272 to 1306, († after 1306);
⚭ () Heinrich II. Von Rüdenberg , burgrave of Stromberg , documented in 1250, († between September 1, 1293 and May 11, 1295), son of Conrad II. Von Rüdenberg , burgrave of Stromberg, (before 1217–1253 / 1261 ) and NN

B8. Irmgard von Hallermund, provost at Quedlinburg Abbey (1290–1299)

The Counts of Schwarzburg zu Schwarzburg and the Counts of Schwarzburg zu Wachsenburg (1327–1450)

Günther V. (IX.) , Count of Blankenburg (1266), "the younger" (1267), "the elder" (1287), documented in 1259, († between October 1, 1292 and September 19, 1293; ▭ im Ilm Monastery );
⚭ I: () (Irmgard) NN , documented in 1267;
⚭ II: (Dispens 4 ° Orvieto November 22, 1283) Helena von Sachsen-Lauenburg († after September 13, 1337; ▭ in Loccum Monastery ), (⚭ II: (before February 14, 1294) Count Adolf VI. Von Schauenburg and Holstein-Pinneberg (around 1256; † May 15, 1315), son of Count Gerhard I of Holstein-Schauenburg (1232–1290) and Duchess Elisabeth of Mecklenburg (-1280)), daughter of Duke Johann I of Saxony ( 1249–1285) and Princess Ingeborg (Eriksdotter) of Sweden (–1302). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Günther VI. (XII.) , To Schwarzburg (1293), to 1/2 Arnstadt, Wachsenburg and Stadtilm (1306), documented in 1280, († October 24, 1308; ▭ in the Ilm Monastery );
⚭ (before August 21, 1301) Countess Mechtild von Kevernburg, zu Remda (1330), († between January 14, 1331 and July 31, 1334), daughter of Count Günther VI. von Kevernburg (–1289) and (Sophie von Lüchow) (-)

B1. Günther VIII. (XVII.) , Documented mention 1289 to 1319, († (1320))

B2. Heinrich VIII. (IX.) , Lord of Schwarzburg (1323), to Leutenberg (1326), Lord of Leuchtenburg, Kahla and Roda (1333), to Stadtilm (1351), landgrave captain in Thuringia (1343), documented in 1306, ( * around 1300; † after June 11, 1358);
⚭ I: () Countess Helene von Schauenburg, nun in Fischbeck Abbey , documented in 1319, († before January 28, 1341), daughter of Count Adolf VI. von Schauenburg and Holstein-Pinneberg (1256–1315) and Helene von Sachsen-Lauenburg (–1337);
⚭ II: (before January 27, 1346) Countess Helena von Zollern-Nürnberg, (⚭ I: () Count Otto VIII. (VII.) Von Weimar-Orlamünde (* before 1313; † 1334), son of Count Herman IV. von Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1279–1319) and Mechtild von Rabenswald (–1334/1338)), (* around 1307; † after November 14, 1378), daughter of Burgrave Friedrich IV. von Zollern-Nürnberg, (1287–1332 ) and Margareta von Kärnten (–1348); Descendants see here

B3. Günther X. (XVIII.) , Zu Leutenberg (1326-1347), Lord zu Leuchtenburg, Kahla and Roda (1333), zu Schwarzburg (1331), founder of the line of the Counts of Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg , zu Wachsenburg (1342), too Spremberg (1347), zu Pössneck (1352), "the elder" (1352), documented in 1305, (* around 1300; † between October 4, 1354 and September 29, 1355);
⚭ (before November 24, 1326) Richza von Schlüsselberg († between January 17, 1348 and December 30, 1359), daughter of Conrad II. Von Schlüsselberg (around 1273–1347) and Elisabeth NN (-)

C1. Günther XIII. (XXVI.) , Zu Wachsenburg (1348), zu Spremberg (1350), Herr zu Hoyerswerda (-1357), zu Leuchtenburg (1358-1361), Brandenburg Council (1342), sold on January 7, 1360 together with his brother Johann (Hans) II. Spremberg Castle to Emperor Karl IV. For a shock of 5,050 good Prague groschen , († end of 1362);
⚭ (before July 25, 1357) Adelheid von Hohenlohe - Uffenheim - Endsee , daughter of Ludwig von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim-Endsee (before 1312–1356 / 1358) and Elisabeth von Nassau (–after 1359)

D1. Günther XV. , to Wachsenburg and Leuchtenburg (1365), documented from 1365 to 1397

D2. [with NN] Johann von Spremberg, chaplain of Count Johann II., who called him his blood relative in 1382 , pastor of Schelrode (1378), († before January 10, 1379)

C2. Johann (Hans) II. , Lord of Spremberg (1357), Lord of Hoyerswerda (–1357), of Wachsenburg (1355–1368), of Leuchtenburg, Kahla , Roda, 1/2 Schwarzburg and 1/2 Stadtilm (1358–1397 ), Pfandherr zu Osterburg and 1/2 Themar (1359), sold on January 7, 1360 together with his brother Günther XIII. the Spremberg castle to Emperor Charles IV. for 5,050 good shock Prager Groschen , (* 1327;. † February 28 betw 1407 and 21 May 1407);
⚭ I: (before July 16, 1358) Countess Richza von Henneberg-Hartenberg († around 1379), (⚭ I: () Count Heinrich IV. Of Weimar-Orlamünde († 1345/1354/1357), son of Count Heinrich III von Orlamünde (–1310/1357) and Irmgard von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1354)), daughter of Count Poppo X. von Henneberg-Hartenberg (before 1286–1349) and Richza von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (before 1305–1337);
⚭ II: () Sophie von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, documented document 1394 to 1395, (⚭ I: (November 20, 1353, Dispens postnuptialis, Avignon; divorced), Count Georg von Käfernburg, († 1376), son of Count Günther XI. von Käfernburg (–1371) and Loretta von Eppstein (–1353);
⚭ II: (before November 18, 1357) Count Friedrich II. (III.) von Orlamünde-Lauenstein († before October 14, 1368), son of Count Otto VIII. (VII.) Von Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1313–1334) and Helena von Zollern-Nürnberg (around 1307 – before 1374);
⚭ III: () Count Heinrich XI. Zu Stolberg († December 13, 1377), son of Count Heinrich V. zu Stolberg (–1329/1347) and Jutta von Hadmersleben (–1347)), daughter of Count Günther IX. (XXI.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1303–1349) and Elisabeth von Hohnstein (–1380))

D1. [I] Richza , († after 1416);
⚭ (before Pentecost 1370) Count Dietrich VII. Von Hohnstein, first documented mention 1385, († March 12, 1399), son of Ulrich (Ulman) (III.) Von Hohnstein (around 1320–1414) and Agnes von Braunschweig (around 1342– 1394)

D2. [I] Günther XVII. (XXIX.) , Lord of Schwarzburg, Cathedral Cantor of Eichstätt and Canon of Regensburg (1373), Canon of St. Gereon of Cologne (1373-1377), "the Younger" (1382), "the Elder" (1393), († between February 21, 1395 and July 21, 1396);
⚭ (August 6, 1367, child betrothal) / (around 1375 marriage) Countess Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (*; †), daughter of Count Heinrich IX. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (around 1325–1372 / 1373) and Countess Agnes von Hohnstein (- after 1382)

E1. Henry XVII. (XXI.) , Zu Wachsenburg, (* between 1376 and 1380; † after April 10, 1406);
⚭ (October 29, 1398) Countess Margarethe von Hohenlohe -Brauneck, first documented mention 1390 to 1429, († before August 9, 1432), (⚭ II: (before July 13, 1417) Johann III., Burgrave of Maidburg, Count of Hardegg , "The Younger" (1389), Captain von Steyr (1396), Land Marshal of Lower Austria (1406), Councilor of King Sigismund (May 17, 1419), documented 1378 to 1423, (* around 1360; † June 8, 1427, in captivity of the Taborites at Waldstein Castle), son of Burgrave Burchard XIII. von Maidburg-Hardegg (around 1330 / 1335–1388) and Jutta von Anhalt-Zerbst (–1381)), daughter of Count Konrad IV. von Hohenlohe- Brauneck in Creglingen (–1390) and Countess Anna von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (1359–1434)

E2. Günther XIX. (XXXII.) , Herr zu Schwarzburg and Königsee (1408–1448), and (–1434) Stadtilm, in Niederkranichfeld (–1412), in Ehrenstein and Rudolstadt (1418 partim), documented in 1396, (* around 1380; † before 6 February 1450 at Tharandt Castle );
⚭ I: (November 16, 1407) Countess Mechthild (Metze) von Henneberg -Schleusingen († after August 3, 1425), daughter of Count Heinrich X. von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1350 / 1352-1405) and Margravine Mathilde von Baden ( 1368-1425);
⚭ II: (February 18, 1453) Katharina von Schönburg -Glauchau († after February 18, 1453), daughter of Friedrich XII. von Schönburg-Glauchau (1391–1426) and Countess Sophie von Meissen (–1435)

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F1. [I] Margaretha von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg († between 1485 and 1490);
⚭ I: (May 21, 1422) Burgrave Otto II. Von Leisnig , Lord of Penig, Rochsburg and Lauterstein (1435), documented mention 1417 to 1452, son of Burgrave Albert VII. (Albrecht IX.) Von Leisnig (–1436) and Friederun NN (-);
⚭ II: (before February 22, 1459) Count Heinrich V. von Wildenfels , documented mention 1427 to 1485, († before 1490), (⚭ I: () Margareta von Bünau), son of (Anarg von Wildenfels (-after 1413) and Maria NN (-))

F2. [I] Ursula von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg, minorenn (1415), heiress of Ehrenstein (1445), (* around 1410; † 1461);
⚭ I: (around 1428) Count Gebhard V. von Mansfeld (* around 1391; † July 25, 1438), son of Count Günther I (II.) Von Mansfeld ((1360) –1412) and Countess Elisabeth von Honstein Klettenberg (- after 1412);
⚭ II: (1442) Count Ludwig I. von Gleichen -Blankenhain (* around 1410; † April 25, 1467), son of Count Heinrich VII. Von Gleichen-Heimburg (1365-1415) and Katharina von Blankenhain (-)

F3. [I] Mechtild von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg, documented from 1415 to April 24, 1446, (* 1409; † after August 4, 1456);
⚭ (around February 17, 1435 before May 5, 1439) Heinrich IX., "The middle one", Herr von Gera zu Lobenstein, documented until December 21, 1480, (* January 14, 1406; † before August 21, 1482), Son of Heinrich VII., Vogt and Lord of Gera (1341–1420) and Countess Lutrud von Honstein- Heringen (around 1372–1446)

E3. Anna , nun (1416), abbess in the Ilm monastery (1418–1421 and 1430–1438 resigned), documented evidence 1391, († after March 31, 1439, before 1447)

E4. [with NN] Günther von Schwarzburg, documented September 22, 1465

D3. [I] Henry XV. , Canon of Cologne (1373), Canon of Mainz (1389), († 1395)

D4. [I] Johann , Canon of St. Gereon in Cologne (1377); (⚔ May 14, 1377 near Reutlingen )

D5. [I] Balthasar I. , first documented mention 1370, († 1396)

D6. [I] Anna , († before 1412);
⚭ () Burgrave Albrecht II. (III.) Of Kirchberg († 1427)

D7. [?] Johann , matriculated at the Charles University in Prague (1380), provost of Neumünster (1383), Canon of Würzburg (1386), († after June 14, 1386)

C3. Sieghard , domkustos to Wurzburg (1357), Vicar to Spremberg (1358), canon to Naumburg (1359), canon to Magdeburg, Mainz and Wurzburg (1360), Canon of Cologne (1361), Dompropst of Cologne (1363), Vitztum to Magdeburg (1367–1368), (* 1337; † between March 18, 1368 and March 20, 1369)

C4. Heinrich , first documented mention 1363, Knight of the Order of St. John , († after January 28, 1365)

C5. Sophie , († between May 29, 1399 and September 1, 1417);
⚭ (before November 11, 1361) Hermann IV. Von Kranichfeld , lord of Kranichfeld (1359), lord in Kranichfeld and Schauenforst (1375), documented in 1350, († after August 27, 1383), son of Hermann III. von Kranichfeld (-) and Countess Irmgard von Käfernburg (-)

C6. Konrad , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1351)

B4. Heinrich , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1318-1325), Teutonic Order -Jägermeister zu Christburg (1321), († 1326)

B5. Irmgard , documented in 1301

B6. Jutta , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1301), († after 1306)

B7. Sophia , first documented mention in 1306, nun (1330), prioress in the Ilm monastery (1331), († after July 13, 1342)

B8. Günther , Knight of the Teutonic Order in Christburg (1304-1321), Komtur zu Engelburg (1321-1324), Komtur zu Mewe (1325-1333), Komtur zu Christburg und Trappier (1333-1334), Grand Commander (1334-1335), († after 1335)

B9. Sieghard , consanguineus of the Dukes Andreas and Leo of Russia, Galicia and Lodomeria (1316), Komtur zu Graudenz (1312–1313, 1315–1329, 1331–1336), Komtur zu Christburg (1315), Komtur zu Birgelau (1329–1330) , first documented mention 1312 to 1336

B10. Günther , Deutscher Orden -Kumpan (1320), Komtur zu Osterode (1347–1350), Knight of the Teutonic Order (1350–1356), documented from 1320 to 1358

B11. Heinrich , (Bastard), pastor of Gehren (January 6, 1331)

A2. [I] Heinrich V. (VI.) , First documented mention 1280, († before September 19, 1293);
⚭ () Countess Utha (Oda) von Henneberg-Hartenberg, documented 1331, († April 1, 1346; ▭ in Arnstadt), (⚭ II: Count Heinrich VI. (VII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* before 1285; ⚔ November 11, 1324; ▭ in the gray monastery in Berlin), son of Count Heinrich IV. (V.) von Schwarzburg (-1287) and NN (-after 1267)), daughter of Count Poppo X. von Henneberg-Hartenberg (1286 –1349) and Richza von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (1305–1337)

B1. Agnes , († after January 6, 1331);
⚭ (1323) Burgrave Otto II (V) von Kirchberg in Windberg, documented mention 1292 to 1330, († before January 6, 1331), son of Burgrave Otto I (IV) von Kirchberg (-1308) and NN ( -)

B2. Irmgard , calls Jutta abbess in the Ilm monastery her aunt (1324), a nun in the Ilm monastery, documented from 1324 to 1340;
⚭ () Count Günther VIII of Kevernburg, "the younger" (1295), "the elder" (1304), documented in 1280, († between August 23, 1318 and August 22, 1324), son of Count Günther VI. von Kevernburg (–1289) and (Sophie von Lüchow) (-)

A3. [I] Albrecht , Johanniter Grand Prior in Germania, Bohemia and Poland (1322-1326), († March 16, 1327; ▭ in the Johanniter Church in Würzburg)

A4. [I] Günther , "the Younger" (1293), († after August 21, 1301)

A5. [I] Johann I. , first documented mention 1293 to 1301, († (1303))

A6. [I] Elisabeth , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1292), († after February 28, 1308)

A7. [I] Adelheid , first documented mention 1280, († after July 21, 1319);
⚭ (before 1280) Count Günther VII of Kevernburg, Lord von Arnstadt (1293), "the younger" (1278), "the elder" (1293), documented in 1259, († June 10, 1302), son of Count Günther V. (-1273/1275) and Mechtilde NN (-1285)

A8. [I] Sieghard , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1289–1294), Komtur zu Roggenhausen (1290 and 1298–1300), Komtur zu Christburg (1301–1306 and 1308–1311), Landmeister in Prussia (1306), Spittler (1311– 1312), Komtur zu Graudenz (1312), († after September 4, 1312)

A9 [?] Otto documented in 1294, cathedral waiter in Bamberg Cathedral (1308)

The Counts of Schwarzburg zu Schwarzburg and the Counts of Schwarzburg zu Leutenberg (1362–1564)

Heinrich VIII. (IX.) , Lord of Schwarzburg (1323), to Leutenberg (1326), Lord of Leuchtenburg, Kahla and Roda (1333), to Stadtilm (1351), landgrave captain in Thuringia (1343), documented in 1306, ( * around 1300; † after June 11, 1358);
⚭ I: () Countess Helene von Schauenburg, nun in Fischbeck Abbey, documented in 1319, († before January 28, 1341), daughter of Count Adolf VI. von Schauenburg and Holstein-Pinneberg (1256–1315) and Helene von Sachsen-Lauenburg (–1337);
⚭ II: (before January 27, 1346) Countess Helena von Zollern-Nürnberg, (⚭ I: () Count Otto VIII. (VII.) Von Weimar-Orlamünde (* before 1313; † 1334), son of Count Herman IV. von Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1279–1319) and Mechtild von Rabenswald (–1334/1338)), (* around 1307; † after November 14, 1378), daughter of Burgrave Friedrich IV. von Zollern-Nürnberg, (1287–1332 ) and Margareta von Kärnten (–1348). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Günther XII. (XXII.) , Herr zu Schwarzburg (1362), in Königsee (1365), to 1/2 Schwarzburg (1370), "the younger one" (1350), "the older one" (1381), (* around 1322 in Pinneberg ; † July 4, 1382);
⚭ I: (around (1365)) Magdalene Reuß von Plauen zu Greiz, documented June 12, 1359, (* around 1341 in Plauen ), daughter of Heinrich II., The Reuss , lord of Plauen zu Greiz (around 1289-1350) and Princess Salome of Silesia-Glogau (around 1319 – after 1359); II: (before August 12, 1371) Princess Gertrud von Anhalt-Bernburg (* before January 5, 1338), daughter of Prince Bernhard III. von Anhalt-Bernburg (1300–1348) and Princess Agnes of Saxony-Wittenberg (–1338)

B1. [I?] Günther XVIII. (XXVII.) , Herr zu Schwarzburg (1382), zu Stadtilm (1383), "the younger" (1382), "the older" (1388), († between June 13, 1397 and December 10, 1399);
⚭ (August 28, 1390) Anna von Falkenstein , documented mention 1401 to 1410, († (1420)), (⚭ I: () Graf Gottfried von Rieneck (* around 1372; † February 10 (1389/1390)), son by Count Gerhard V. von Rieneck (before 1334–1381) and Ymagina von Bickenbach (before 1329–1367)), daughter of Philipp VI. von Falkenstein (before 1333–1373) and Countess Anna von Katzenelnbogen (before 1325–1350 / 1353)

C1. Anna , first documented mention 1397, († before 1421);
⚭ (June 24, 1391) Count Ernst VIII. Von Gleichen , “the younger” (1398–1414), “the elder” (1420), documented in 1390, General of the Thuringian infantry, (⚔ June 16, 1426 in the battle of Aussig ), (⚭ II: () NN von Tannrode, (†), daughter of Konrad von Tannrode, Herr zu Straußfurt, (1330–1393 / 1394) and Irmgard von Honstein-Heringen (1332–1366 / 1367);
⚭ III : (February 23, 1421 marriage contract) / (before December 20, 1421) Countess Margarete von Henneberg-Schleusingen (* 1386; † before October 23, 1427), (⚭ I: (January 23, 1399? / 1408) Count Günther XIV . (XXVIII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, to 1/2 Arnstadt, to Pössneck and Ranis (1389), to Saalfeld (1388–1389), Lord of Rudolstadt and Ehrenstein, HRR court judge (1414–1418), minorenn (1362 –1376), documented 1362, (* around 1362; † April 30, 1418 drowned in Lake Constance; ▭ in the Augustinian Church in Constance ), son of Count Heinrich XII. (X.) von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1325–1372 / 1373) and Agnes von Honstein (–1382/1389)), daughter of Count Heinrich X. von Henneberg -Schleusingen (1350 / 1352–1405) and Mathilde von Baden (1368–1425)), son of Count Ernst I. (VI./VII.) Von Gleichen (–1394/1395) and Agnes von Colditz (–1391)

B2. [II] Mechtild , († after May 13, 1428);
⚭ (August 24, 1383 marriage contract) / (October 29, 1398) Count Johann II. Von Wertheim (* around 1360; † after March 29, 1444), son of Count Johann I von Wertheim (before 1330–1407) and Margareta von Rieneck (before 1354–1378 / 1390)

B3. [II] Helene , († before January 23, 1399);
⚭ (before January 19, 1389) Count Günther XIV. (XXVIII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, to 1/2 Arnstadt, to Pössneck and Ranis (1389), to Saalfeld (1388-1389), Lord of Rudolstadt and Ehrenstein, HRR Hofrichter (1414–1418), minorenn (1362–1376), documented mention 1362, (* around 1362; † April 30, 1418 drowned in Lake Constance; ▭ in the Augustinian Church, Constance), son of Count Heinrich XII. (X.) von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1325–1372 / 1373) and Agnes von Honstein (–1382/1389)

A2. [I] Helene , first documented mention 1338 to 1363;
⚭ I: () Count Albrecht I (II.) Von Mansfeld, documented in 1349, (* around 1328; † between 23 August 1361 and 6 April 1362), (⚭ I: () Countess Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg († before December 1, 1358), daughter of Count Heinrich X. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg-Arnstadt (–1336/1338) and Countess Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde (1308–1363)), son of Count Gebhard III. (II.) Von Mansfeld – Querfurt (before 1314 – between 1332 and 1335) and Countess Luitgard von Valkenstein (-);
⚭ II: () Gebhard XI. (IV.) Von Querfurt (* around 1320 - † November 23, 1383), son of Bruno III. von Querfurt (1280–1345 / 1350) and Mechtild von Barby (-)

A3. [I] Gerhard , canon in Naumburg Cathedral (1354) and imperial court chaplain (-1357), provost in the monastery of the Old Chapel (1354-1355), canon in Magdeburg Cathedral (1355-1359), provost of Magdeburg (1357-1363) , Canon in Würzburg Cathedral , Bamberg Cathedral and Strasbourg Cathedral (1358), Elekt (1359), Bishop of Naumburg (1366–1372), Cathedral Waiter in Strasbourg and Canon in Mainz Cathedral and Cologne Cathedral (1363), Bishop of Würzburg (1372–1372) 1400), Apostolic Vicar for Erfurt (1377-1381), curator of the Fulda Monastery (1391), documented in 1353, († November 9, 1400 in Würzburg ; ▭ in Würzburg Cathedral)

A4. [I] Günther , Canon in Merseburg Cathedral (1357), Canon of Rendsburg (1357-1362), Knight of the Teutonic Order (1363), († after January 28, 1365)

A5. [I] Heinrich , Canon in Regensburg Cathedral (1357), († after May 1, 1371)

A6. [I] Heinrich , Canon in the Würzburg Cathedral (1359-1362), Cathedral thesaurarius (-1362), Canon in the Naumburg Cathedral (-1374), pastor of Kitzingen , († before February 15, 1394)

A7. [I] Sophia , first documented mention 1353 to 1394, († around 1394);
⚭ () Burgrave Meinher V. (VI.) Von Meißen , documented in 1348, (* around 1335; † between September 29, 1386 and December 6, 1386; ▭ in the Meißner Dom ), son of Burgrave Hermann III. von Meißen , Count von Hartenstein (1324) (before 1308–1351) and Willibirg von Querfurt (−1336)

A8. [I] Mechtild (Mathilde) , Abbess in the Ilm Monastery (1348 and 1355-1383), († after April 25, 1383)

A9. [I] Margarethe , nun (1348), prioress in the Ilm monastery (1373), documented mention 1348 to 1373, († 1382/1389)

A10. [I] Adolf , first documented mention 1354

A11. [?] Albrecht , Teutonic Order House Komtur zu Königsberg (1337–1380), Komtur zu Schönsee (1389–1392), Komtur zu Schwetz (1392-1396), Komtur zu Danzig (1396–1407), Komtur zu Thorn (1407– 1410), Supreme Trappier of the Teutonic Order (1410), (⚔ July 15, 1410 in the Battle of Tannenberg )

A12. [II] Heinrich XI. (XV.) Von Schwarzburg, to Leutenberg (1365), to Remda (1372), "the Younger" (1358), documented from 1355 to 1401, († 1402; ▭ in the Ilm Monastery );
⚭ (around 1373) Anna von Plauen , zu Remda, documented in 1396, (* around 1354; † after October 26, 1412), daughter of Heinrich VI. (VIII.), "The Younger", Vogt von Plauen, (around 1324-1370) and Luitgard von Kranichfeld (around 1334-1376)

B1. Henry XVI. (XXII.) , Canon in the Würzburg Cathedral (1391-1401), in Leutenberg (1404) and Remda (-1432), (* 1375; † after May 2, 1426, (1434/1438); ▭ in the Ilm Monastery );
⚭ I: () (Margareta NN , first documented mention 1412);
⚭ II: () Countess Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde , († after June 15, 1449), daughter of Count Otto VIII (X.) von Weimar-Orlamünde (–1404/05) and Lukardis von Gera (1335–1399 / 1415)

C1. Sons , first documented mention 1434

C2. [I / II?] Heinrich XX. (XXV.) , To Leutenberg, to Lauenstein (1450), to 1/2 Schwarzburg (1453), (* 1412, † between September 15, 1462 and June 27, 1464 on Leutenberg );
⚭ (before 1449) Brigitte von Gera, documented August 21, 1482 to 1490 (?), (* 1437; † after 1490), daughter of Heinrich IX., "The middle one" from Gera zu Lobenstein (1406–1482) and countess Mechtild of Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (1409–1456)

D1. Elisabeth , nun (1467), prioress (1492), abbess in the Ilm monastery (1509–1520), († after February 8, 1520) (1527)

D2. Balthasar II. , Minorenn (–1473), in 1/2 Schwarzburg, Königsee and Langewiesen (–1500), resigned (1521), Roman Catholic, (* 1453; † June 18, 1525; ▭ in the Stadtkirche Leutenberg );
⚭ (1494) Anna Sack zu Maldorf ( Mühltroff ) (* 1470)

E1. Johann Heinrich , in Leutenberg (1521), to Wildenfels (1533–1536), Augsburg Confession (1533), (* 1496; † March 14, 1555 in Glauchau; ▭ in Leutenberg );
⚭ (January 13, 1527) Margarethe von Weida , heiress of Wildenfels, documented document January 13, 1527 to November 1, 1569, (* around 1500; † after November 1, 1569), daughter of Heinrich XXIV. (XXII.), " the Younger "from Weida (around 1470–1531) and Countess Margarete von Mansfeld- Quuerfurt (around 1461–1531)

F1. Heinrich , († young)

F2. Balthasar , († 1555)

F3. Gerhard , († young)

F4. Margareta von Schwarzburg-Leutenberg (* (1529); † March 18, 1559 in Harburg ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ I: (May 6, 1550) Henry XV. "The Younger" from Gera zu Schleiz (* 1476; †† August 7, 1550 at Burgk Castle ; ▭ in the Bergkirche in Schleiz),
... (⚭ I: around (October 24, 1510) Ludmilla von Lobkowicz and Hassenstein ad H. Lischkow, documented October 24, 1510, († between June 3 and September 11, 1532), daughter of Baron Nikolaus (Mikuláš) III. Von Hassenstein (Hasištejnský) zu Lobkowitz (1461–1500) and Magdalena von Minitz auf Lischkow ( 1469 / 1474–1510 / 1515);
… ⚭ II: () Margarete NN , documented March 21, 1533, († before September 11, 1549)),
… son of Heinrich XII. "The middle one" from Gera zu Schleiz (1438–1500) and Countess Hedwig von Mansfeld-Heldrungen (1441–1527);
⚭ II: (September 8, 1551) Duke Otto II of Braunschweig-Harburg , (* September 25, 1528 in Celle ; † October 26, 1603 in Harburg; ▭ ibid), son of Duke Otto I of Braunschweig-Harburg ( 1495–1549) and Meta von Campe (–1580)

F5. Albrecht , (* (1530); † January 26, 1555 in Jena ; ▭ in the Kollegienkirche Jena )

F6. Sieghard , mentally ill (1554), († 1560 at Schwarzburg Castle after falling out of a window)

F7. Katharina von Schwarzburg-Leutenberg († April 5, 1568 in Münchenlohra ; ▭ in Blankenburg);
⚭ I: (1556) Count Ernst VI. von Hohnstein , Lord in Klettenberg (1552), († June 25, 1562; ▭ in Walkenried ), son of Count Ernst V. von Hohnstein (–1552) and Countess Anna von Bentheim (–1559);
⚭ II: (March 7, 1568 in Ellrich ) Count Botho II. Von Regenstein (* January 7, 1531; † October 4, 1594 in Stiege ; ▭ in Blankenburg ), son of Count Ulrich X. (IX./XVI.) von Regenstein and Blankenburg (1499–1551) and Countess Magdalena zu Stolberg (1511–1546)

F8. Philip I , in Leutenberg, minorenn (1555–1559), (* (1540); †† October 8, 1564 in Leipzig; ▭ in Leutenberg);
⚭ (December 4, 1559 in Saalfeld) Duchess Katharina von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (* August 30, 1524; † February 24, 1581 in Saalfeld; ▭ in the Johanneskirche ibid), (⚭ I: (February 12, 1542 in Torgau ) Duke Johann Ernst I of Saxony-Coburg (born May 10, 1521 in Coburg ; † February 8, 1553 ibid), son of Elector Johann von Sachsen (1468–1532) and Princess Margarethe von Anhalt -Köthen (1494–1521)), Daughter of Duke Philip I of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (1476–1551) and Countess Katharina von Mansfeld- Frontort (1501–1535)

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F9. Elisabeth Brigitta von Schwarzburg-Leutenberg (* around 1534; † June 23, 1564 in Gera; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (1556) Henry XVI. "The younger" Reuss von Plauen, lord of Greiz (1535–1547) and lord of Greiz and Gera (1562–1564), lord of Kranichfeld (1535–1572), as Heinrich I, "the younger", lord of Gera (1564–1572), (* December 29, 1530 in Greiz; † April 6, 1572 in Schleiz; ▭ April 11, 1572 in the Johanniskirche , Gera), (⚭ II: (January 6, 1566 in Zeitz ) Countess Dorothea zu Solms-Laubach (born November 26, 1547 in Södel ; † September 18, 1595 in Gera; ▭ October 7, 1595 ibid), daughter of Count Friedrich Magnus zu Solms-Laubach (1521–1561) and Countess Agnes zu Wied (1520– 1588)), son of Heinrich XIII. "Der Stille" Reuss von Plauen (around 1464–1535) and Countess Amalia von Mansfeld-Vorderort (around 1506–1557)

E2. Georg Philipp , († January 19, 1499; ▭ in the Stadtkirche Leutenberg )

D3. Mechtild (Mathilde) , (* around 1457, † 1492);
⚭ (February 18, 1478 in Königswart) Heinrich III. von Plauen, Burgrave of Meißen (1482–1519), Bailiff of Lower Lusatia (1494–1504), Lord of Königswart, Beschau, Neuhartenstein and Theusing in Bohemia, finally renounced his claims to Plauen in 1482 in favor of the Wettins, but received the right for himself and his descendants to continue to bear the title of Burgrave of Meißen, documented confirmation in 1490 by Emperor Friedrich III. , 1489 captain of the Löwlerbund , documented since November 2, 1456, (* around 1453 - † August 28, 1519 at Hartenštejn Castle ), (⚭ II: (November 25, 1503 in Waldmünchen ) Princess Barbara von Anhalt-Köthen (* around 1485 ; † between August 10, 1532 and February 8, 1533), (⚭ II: (1521), ⚮ (June 10, 1528) Jan Mastovsky von Kolowrat auf Maschau († after 1580)), daughter of Prince Waldemar VI Anhalt-Köthen (1450–1508) and Countess Margarete von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1464–1539))

B2. Albrecht I , in Prussia (1411–1414), Canon in Cologne Cathedral (1392), Canon in Würzburg Cathedral (resigned from 1389–1401), Knight of the Teutonic Order , († July 15, 1421)

B3. Gerhard , Canon of Mainz and Würzburg (1389)

B4. Albrecht II , zu Leutenberg (1404–1429), († after November 7, 1431)

B5. Günther (XXXIV.) , Canon (1384–1422), archdeacon in Würzburg Cathedral (1410–1446), Elekt von Dorpat (1413), Canon in Eichstätt Cathedral (1420), Canon in Cologne Cathedral and Provost of St. Nicolai in Stendal (1422), district judge of the Duchy of Franconia (1427), documented before 1408 to 1442, († October 10th after 1445; ▭ in Leutenberg)

B6. Sieghard , Canon in Eichstätt Cathedral (1418), Canon in Würzburg Cathedral (1425), documented mention 1400, († after August 31, 1434)

B7. Helena , custodia in the Ilm Monastery (1401)

B8. Wilburg , documented May 2, 1426, († after 1426);
⚭ I: () Friedrich II. Von Heideck (* around 1350/1355; † May 9, 1423), son of Friedrich I. von Heideck (–1374) and Countess Adelheid von Henneberg -Aschach (–1369);
⚭ II: (October 23, 1424 Dispens 4 °, before May 2, 1426) Henry VIII. "The Elder", Lord of Gera (1420–1426), Lord of Burgk (1425–1426), received when the country was divided in 1425 Burgk Castle , the care of Langenberg and Reichenfels as well as Vorwerk Tinz, (* March 2, 1404; †† ⚔ June 16, 1426 in the Battle of Aussig ), (⚭ I: (August 30, 1412 in Kronach ) Countess Margarete von Wertheim , documented August 30, 1412 to September 23, 1415, († before October 23, 1424), daughter of Count Johann II. von Wertheim (1360–1444) and Countess Mathilde von Schwarzburg (-1435)), son of Heinrich VII., Vogt and Lord of Gera (1341–1420) and Countess Lutrud von Honstein-Heringen (around 1372–1446)

B9. Hans , German order nurse at Grünhof (1436)

B10. Siegfried , Commander of Balga (1472)

B11. Agnes , documented in 1408, (* around 1395, † after October 16, 1435);
⚭ I: () Count Ludwig VI. (XI.) Von Rieneck , documented 1358, († March 29, 1408), (⚭ I: ((July 13, 1354)) Countess Elisabeth (Else) von Rieneck († between 1358 and April 30, 1361), daughter by Count Gerhard V. von Rieneck (before 1334-1365 / 1381) and Ymagina von Bickenbach (before 1329-1367); ⚭ II: ((July 19, 1365)) Countess Kunigunde von Sponheim-Bolanden († after August 25, 1389 ), Daughter of Count Philipp von Sponheim-Bolanden (–1336/1338) and Raugräfin Lisa NN (-)), son of Count Johann von Rieneck (before 1334–1363 / 1366) and Heilwig von Isenburg-Büdingen (before 1332 – after 1363);
⚭ II: (August 9, 1414) Count Bernhard I (IV.) Of Regenstein and Blankenburg (* around 1392; † between September 13, 1422 and June 24, 1423), son of Count Ulrich von Regenstein and Blankenburg (1355 –1410) and Katharina zur Lippe (1370–1415 / 1425)

The Counts of Schwarzburg zu Blankenburg, to Arnstadt 1326, to Frankenhausen 1340, to Sondershausen 1356, to 1/2 Schwarzburg 1453

Heinrich IV. (V) , Count of Blankenburg (1266), documented mention from 1259 to 1283, († before May 2, 1287);
⚭ () NN , documented in 1267. They had the following descendants:

A1. Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* around 1277; † after May 10, 1329 in the Ilm Abbey );
⚭ I: (before March 30, 1289) Heinrich I, "der Reuße" , Vogt and Lord of Plauen (younger line) (1274 (?) - 1295), knight (1289), (* around 1256; † 12. December 1295), son of Heinrich I , Vogt von Plauen-Gera (around 1226–1303) and Countess Kunigunde von Lützelstein (around 1234–1302);
⚭ II: (before February 8, 1305) Margrave Friedrich Clem von Meißen , (* 1273; † April 25, 1316), son of Margrave Heinrich the Illustrious (1215–1288) and Elisabeth von Maltitz (1238 / 1239–1333)

A2. Günther , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1278), Komtur von Graudenz (1291–1298), Landkomtur vom Kulmer Land (1299–1301, 1303 and 1306–1315), cousin of Countess Adelheid von Kevernburg, Burgrave Otto III. von Dohna called him our Öhmen in 1318 , († after January 21, 1315)

A3. Henry VI. (VII.) , Herr von Blankenburg (1290), to 1/2 Arnstadt, Wachsenburg and Stadtilm (1306), to Saalfeld (1323), guardian and Avunculus of Landgrave Friedrich the Serious , Burgrave Otto III. von Dohna calls him our Öhmen in 1318 , documented in 1285, (* before 1285; ⚔ November 11, 1324 in the Mark Brandenburg );
⚭ I: () Countess Christina von Gleichen -Tonna, documented in 1292, († after September 18, 1296), daughter of Albert (Albrecht) I (III.), Herr zu Tonna und Gleichen (–1290) and Cecilie (Margarete ) Esbernsdatter (Udsen) (-);
⚭ II: () Countess Utha (Oda) von Henneberg -Hartenberg, documented 1331, († April 1, 1346; ▭ in Arnstadt), (⚭ I: () Count Heinrich V. von Schwarzburg, documented 1280, († before 19 September 1293), son of Günther V., Count of Blankenburg, (-1292/1293) and (Irmgard) NN , documented in 1267), daughter of Count Poppo X. von Henneberg -Hartenberg (1286-1349) and Richza von Hohenlohe -Weikersheim (1305-1337)

B1. [I] Günther , canon in Magdeburg Cathedral, documented in 1296, († September 28, 1314)

B2. [I] Heinrich VII. (X.) , Lord of Blankenburg, zu Arnstadt (1326), pledgee of Rudolstadt (1334), documented from 1296 to 1336, († before March 4, 1338 on pilgrimage to Jerusalem);
⚭ (before June 5, 1321), Countess Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde (* around 1308; † after February 26, 1363; ▭ in Saalfeld), daughter of Count Otto IV. Of Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1279–1318) and Katharina of Hesse (1286–1322)

C1. Henry IX. (XII.) , To Schlotheim, Rudolstadt and Frankenhausen (1340), to 1/2 Arnstadt (1343), to Blankenburg and Saalfeld (1346), "the Younger" (1354), Herr zu Sondershausen and Ehrenstein (1356), HRR Hofrichter (1363–1365), captain of the Altmark (1366), pledgee of Belitz (June 26, 1367), documented 1323 to 1371, (* around 1325; † after May 21, 1372 / before December 4, 1373);
⚭ (February 24, 1338) Countess Agnes von Hohnstein-Sondershausen, († after 1382), daughter of Count Heinrich V (III.) Von Honstein zu Sondershausen (-1356) and Mathilde von Braunschweig-Göttingen (-1357)

D1. Elisabeth (Elsa) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, documented document December 4, 1367 to May 28, 1399, (* around 1341; † after May 28, 1399 before October 23, 1401);
⚭ (before December 4, 1367) Heinrich VII., Vogt and Lord of Gera (1377–1420), (* May 3, 1341; † between February 26 and July 22, 1420), (⚭ II: (23. October 1401 in Rome, Eltville January 24, 1402 Dispens affinitatis) Countess Lutrud von Honstein-Heringen, documented October 23, 1401 to April 24, 1446, (* around 1372; † April 24, 1446), daughter of Count Dietrich VI. ( VII.) Von Honstein-Heringen (1337–1393) and Countess Lutrud von Mansfeld (1335–1394)), son of Heinrich V, Vogt and Lord of Gera, (around 1308–1377) and Countess Mechtild von Kevernburg (around 1313 –1375/1376)

D2. Heinrich , matriculated at the University of Orléans (1364/1365), canon in Magdeburg Cathedral (1364), provost in Jechaburg (1364–1374), canon in Merseburg Cathedral , Hildesheim Cathedral and Naumburg Cathedral (1374), official (1385), archdeacon in the diocese of Würzburg (1391), († February 15, 1394)

D3. Heinrich XII. (XVII.) , († before 1374)

D4. Henry XIII. (XVIII.) , In Rudolstadt, Blankenburg and Ranis (1378), to 1/2 Arnstadt (1379), documented 1362, († between April 19, 1387 and March 8, 1400);
⚭ I: () NN (-);
⚭ II: () Agnes NN (? Von Gera, daughter of Heinrich V., Vogt and Herr von Gera, (around 1308–1377) and Countess Mechtild von Kevernburg (around 1313–1375 / 1376))

D5. Mathilde (Mechtild) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* around 1350; † June 26, 1381);
⚭ (before January 15, 1369) Gebhard XI. von Querfurt , Lord of Vitzenburg (-1356), Count of Querfurt (1358), Lord of Nebra (1364), Lord of Allstedt (1369), documented 1329, (* around 1320; † November 25, 1383; ▭ in the collegiate church , Burg Querfurt ), (⚭ I: () Countess Elisabeth von Mansfeld-Querfurt, documented in 1353, († before December 21, 1368; ▭ in Mansfeld), daughter of Count Burchard V. von Mansfeld-Querfurt (-1354/1358) and Countess Oda von Wernigerode (1290–1343); ⚭ II: (after August 23, 1361) Countess Helene von Schwarzburg, documented 1338 to 1363, (⚭ I: () Count Albrecht I (II.) von Mansfeld, documented 1349 , (* around 1328 - † between August 23, 1361 and April 6, 1362)), daughter of Count Heinrich IX (VII) von Schwarzburg (1300–1356 / 1361) and Helene von Holstein (–1341)), Son of Bruno III. von Querfurt (around 1280 – after 1345) and Mechtild von Barby , documented in 1334, (-)

D6. Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (*; †);
⚭ (August 6, 1367 child engagement) / (around 1375 marriage) Count Günther XVII. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg († between February 21, 1395 and July 21, 1396), son of Count Johann (Hans) II. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (1327–1407) and Countess Richza von Henneberg-Hartenberg (- around 1379)

D7. Günther XIV. (XXVIII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, to 1/2 Arnstadt, to Pössneck and Ranis (1389), to Saalfeld (1388–1389), Lord of Rudolstadt and Ehrenstein, HRR court judge (1414–1418), minor (1362–1376), first documented mention 1362, (* around 1362; † April 30, 1418 drowned in Lake Constance; ▭ in the Augustinian Church in Constance );
⚭ I: (before January 19, 1389) Countess Helene von Schwarzburg († before January 23, 1399), daughter of Count Günther XII. von Schwarzburg (around 1322–1382) and Princess Gertrud von Anhalt-Bernburg (before 1338–);
⚭ II: (January 23, 1399) Countess Margarete von Henneberg-Schleusingen, zu Ilmenau (1421), zu Pössneck (1424), (* (1386); † before October 23, 1427, (November 2) 1437/1438) , (⚭ II: (before December 20, 1421, contract February 23) Count Ernst VIII. Von Gleichen (⚔ June 16, 1426 in the battle of Aussig ), son of Count Ernst I. (VI./VII.) Von Gleichen (–1394/1395) and Agnes von Colditz (–1391)), daughter of Count Heinrich X. von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1352–1405) and Margravine Mechtild von Baden (1368– (1425))

E1. [I] Elisabeth , first documented mention in 1404

E1. [I] Daughter , documented July 25, 1408, her father acknowledges over 500 Rhenish guilders for almost son-in-law Heinrich I von Hartenstein , Burgrave of Meißen , (* before 1381; † 1423) for breaking the engagement

D8. [?] Heinrich , († (1436)?)

C2. Elisabeth , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1365), first documented mention 1339 to 1365

C3. Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, first documented mention 1357, († (1358) (1361)?);
⚭ () Count Albrecht I. (II.) Von Mansfeld, documented 1349, (* around 1328; † between 23 August 1361 and 6 April 1362), (⚭ II: () Countess Helene von Schwarzburg, documented 1338 to 1363); Son of Count Gebhard III. (II.) Von Mansfeld – Querfurt (before 1314–1332 / 1335) and Countess Luitgard von Valkenstein (-)

C4. Günther XI. (XXV.) , To 1/2 Arnstadt, in Sondershausen (1356), "the Younger" (1346), pledgee of Belitz (June 26, 1367), documented 1345, (* September 9, 1331; † June 6, 1368 ; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt );
⚭ (before June 11, 1347) Countess Elisabeth von Hohnstein-Sondershausen, first documented mention 1347 to 1379, († (1381); ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt), daughter of Count Heinrich V (III.) Von Honstein zu Sondershausen (- 1356) and Mathilde von Braunschweig-Göttingen (-1357)

D1. Heinrich XIV. (XX.) , Zu Arnstadt, Sondershausen and Frankenstein (1377), zu Blankenburg (1391), zu Plaue (1411), governor of the Altmark (1403), margravial council of Brandenburg (1410), "the elder" (1413 ), documented in 1369, (* around 1350; † after September 29, 1413; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt )

D2. Günther XVI. (XXX.) , Co-lord of Arnstadt, Sondershausen and Frankenstein (1377), of Blankenburg (1391), administrator of the Mark Brandenburg (1405), landgrave council (1410), royal council (1415), (* 1352 - † 7 July 1416; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt);
⚭ (before January 20, 1375, contract March 30, 1362) Anna von Leuchtenberg (* (1354); † January 24, 1423; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt), daughter of Landgrave Johann I von Leuchtenberg (1334-1407) and Macella (Metze) von Rosenberg (–1380)

E1. Henry XVIII (XXIII.) , "The Younger", Lord of Blankenburg, Canon in Mainz Cathedral , Bamberg Cathedral and Cathedral Cantor in Eichstätt Cathedral (1389), Canon in Würzburg Cathedral (1389–1404), Provost in Mainz Cathedral (1403), († (October 10, 1410));
⚭ () Countess Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde, wife of Lauenstein (1449), († after June 15, 1449), daughter of Count Otto VII (X) of Weimar-Orlamünde (–1404/1405) and Lukardis von Gera (1335–1399 / 1415)

E2. Günther , matriculated at the University of Bologna (1398-1399), matriculated at the University of Padua and the University of Cologne (1400), Provost of Jechaburg (1393-1404), Canon of Würzburg and Cologne (1394-1401), Canon of Naumburg ( 1394), Canon of Mainz, Bamberg and Speyer (1397–1401), Provost of Mainz , Administrator and Archbishop of Magdeburg (1403–1445), (* 1382; † March 23, 1445 at Giebichenstein Castle ; ▭ in Magdeburg Cathedral)

E3. Heinrich XIX. (XXIV.) , To Arnstadt, Blankenburg, Sondershausen and Frankenhausen (1415), to Göritz (1421), to Heringen (partim) (1432), to Stadtilm (1434), court master of the Electorate of Saxony (1433), (* 1388; † 7 October 1444 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid); ⚭ (1413) Katharina von Braunschweig-Lüneburg († between May 3, 1436 and November 26, 1439), daughter of Duke Friedrich I of Braunschweig-Lüneburg (1357–1400) and Anna of Saxony (–1426)

F1. Anna , documented in 1428, (born January 26, 1416 in Arnstadt; † December 24, 1481);
⚭ (June 17, 1435 in Sondershausen) Count Botho (VII.) Zu Stolberg-Wernigerode, documented in 1394, († March 15, 1455; ▭ in the St. Martini Church in Stolberg), son of Count Heinrich XVI. (VIII.) Zu Stolberg (–1403) and Countess Elisabeth von Mansfeld (–1398)

F2. Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) , Lord of Arnstadt and Sondershausen (1443), of Käfernburg Castle (1446), to 1/2 Schwarzburg (1453), founder of the line of the Counts of Schwarzburg of Arnstadt, Sondershausen and Rudolstadt , ducal Saxon council (1446) , "The younger" (1439), "the elder" (1454), (* October 23, 1418; † January 13, 1488; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt );
⚭ (July 15, 1434) Princess Elisabeth von Kleve (* October 1, 1420; † March 1488; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt), daughter of Duke Adolf II. Von Kleve , Count von der Mark , (1373–1448) and Princess Maria of Burgundy (around 1393–1463); Descendants see here

F3. Margarethe , (born April 15, 1421; ~ May 13, 1421; † young)

E4. Günther , Canon of Augsburg (1396), Canon of Hildesheim and Halberstadt (1397), Canon of Würzburg (1411), (* 1391; † after 1414)

E5. Anna , († January 16, 1431 in Freiberg ; ▭ in Reinhardsbrunn );
⚭ (before September 29, 1407) Friedrich der Friedfertige , Landgrave of Thuringia (1406), Margrave of Meißen (1407), (* before November 30, 1384; † May 7, 1440 on the Runneburg in Weißensee ; ▭ in Reinhardsbrunn), Son of Balthasar von Thuringia (1336–1406) and Margaretha von Zollern-Nürnberg (1359–1389 / 1391)

D3. Günther renounces his inheritance (1379), documented in 1367, († after January 1, 1381)

C5. Heinrich , "the Younger" (1340), Knight of the Teutonic Order in Prussia (1340–1347)

B3. [I] Günther IX. (XXI.) , To Arnstadt (1326), to Blankenburg, 1/4 Saalfeld, to Rudolstadt and Kahla (1330), to Leuchtenburg and Tautenburg (–1345), to Dornburg (1345), January 30, 1349 to May 26 1349 Gegenkönig HRR of Karl IV. , (* 1304 on the Blankenburg ; † June 14, 1349 in Frankfurt am Main ; ▭ in the Frankfurt Cathedral );
⚭ (before September 9, 1331) Countess Elisabeth von Honstein († around April 4, 1380), daughter of Count Heinrich II. (IV.) Von Honstein (around 1275 - before 1344) and Countess Irmgard von Kevernburg-Arnstadt (around 1282 - before 1320)

C1. Sophie von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, first documented mention 1394 to 1395;
⚭ I: (November 20, 1353, Dispens postnuptialis , Avignon; divorced), Count Georg von Käfernburg, († 1376), son of Count Günther XI. von Käfernburg (–1371) and Loretta von Eppstein (–1353);
⚭ II: (before November 18, 1357) Count Friedrich II. (III.) Of Orlamünde-Lauenstein († before October 14, 1368), son of Count Otto VIII. (VII.) Of Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1313–1334 ) and Helena von Zollern-Nürnberg (around 1307 – before 1374);
⚭ III: () Count Heinrich XI. zu Stolberg († December 13, 1377), son of Count Heinrich V. zu Stolberg (–1329/1347) and Jutta von Hadmersleben (–1347);
⚭ IV: () Count Johann II. Von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (* 1327; † between February 28, 1407 and May 21, 1407), son of Count Günther XVIII. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (around 1300–1354 / 1355) and Richza von Schlüsselberg (–1348/1359)

C2. Elisabeth , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1367–1378), († (1380))

C3. Agnes von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg († April 13, 1399; ▭ in Frauenroth Abbey );
⚭ (1366; June 22, 1369 Dispens 4 ° Montefiascone ) Count Hermann IV. (III.) Von Henneberg -Aschach (1352-1403), sold Aschach 1390, bought Hartenberg 1371, (* 1315 / before 1346; † (27. January / March 28) 1403), son of Count Heinrich VI. von Henneberg-Aschach (before 1293–1355 / 1356) and Countess Sophie von Käfernburg (–1358)

C4. Heinrich X. (XIII.) , To 1/2 Arnstadt and Frankenhausen, (* between September 1338 and 1344 (1339); † November 1357)

C5. Mathilde (Mechtild) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* around 1340 - † June 4, 1373);
⚭ (before November 29, 1357) Count Gebhard IV. Von Mansfeld , Canon of Magdeburg (1355), Lord of Querfurt (–1381), royal council (1377), († November 5, 1382), (⚭ II: (um 1375) Countess Elisabeth von Käfernburg († before March 15, 1382), daughter of Count Günther XI. (XII.) Von Käfernburg (–1371) and Loretta von Eppstein (–1353)), son of Count Gebhard III. (II.) Von Mansfeld – Querfurt (before 1314–1332 / 1335) and Countess Luitgard von Valkenstein (-)

B4. [I] Jutta (Judith) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* 1306; † September 11, 1352);
⚭ () Albrecht V. von Barby , Count of Mühlingen, documented mention 1306 to 1332, (* around 1281; † August 16, 1332; ▭ in Barby ), son of Albrecht IV. Von Barby, Count of Mühlingen, (around 1260– 1312) and NN (-)

B5. [I] Jutta , nun in the Ilm Monastery (1316)

B6. [I] Irmgard von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg († March 26, 1354);
⚭ (around July 26, 1314) Count Heinrich III. of Weimar-Orlamünde († after March 26, 1354) (1357), son of Count Hermann III. from Weimar-Orlamünde (around 1230–1283) and NN (- after 1279)

B7. [I] Heinrich , German Order Forest Master in Christburg (1321), Commander in Castel Sant'Angelo (1316-1325)

A4. Günther VII. (XV.) , Zu Blankenburg (1290), zu Leutenberg (-1326), district judge (1315-1341), Supreme Captain in Thuringia (1321), "the elder" (1320), (* around 1270; † December 10, 1352);
⚭ I: () NN , first documented mention 1326;
⚭ II: (December 29, 1327 Dispens 4 °, Avignon ) Katharina von Gera, daughter of Heinrich II., "The elder", Vogt von Gera, (around 1254–1306 / 1311) and Countess Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde (around 1264-1318);
⚭ III: () Mechthild NN , first documented mention 1358 to 1373

B1. [I] Heinrich , first documented mention 1334

B2. [I] Friedrich , first documented mention 1334

A5. Günther , Dominican (1293–1333), († April 5, 1345)

A6. Heinrich , Franziskaner (OFM) , first documented mention 1293, († 1304)

A7. Heinrich , († before October 19, 1307)

A8. Jutta , nun (1316), abbess of Ilm Monastery (1321–1342), († July 18, 1358)

A9. Agnes , waitress (1306 and 1323-1326), nun in the Ilm Monastery (1321-1323)

The Counts of Schwarzburg zu Arnstadt, Sondershausen, Rudolstadt and Frankenhausen in the 15th and 16th centuries

Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) , Lord of Arnstadt and Sondershausen (1443), of Käfernburg Castle (1446), 1/2 of Schwarzburg (1453), ducal Saxon council (1446), "the younger" (1439), "the elder" ( 1454), (* October 23, 1418; † January 13, 1488; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt );
⚭ (July 15, 1434) Princess Elisabeth von Kleve (* October 1, 1420; † March 1488; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt), daughter of Duke Adolf II. Von Kleve , Count von der Mark , (1373–1448) and Princess Maria of Burgundy (around 1393–1463). They had the following offspring:

A1. Günther XX. (XXXVI.) Von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt, "the Elder" (1471), (* July 8, 1439; † December 30, 1503 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt );
⚭ (October 22/29, 1458 in Arnstadt) Countess Margarete von Henneberg-Schleusingen (* October 10, 1444; † between February 16, 1485 and March 3, 1485), daughter of Count Wilhelm III. von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1415–1444) and Countess Katharina von Hanau (1408–1460)

B1. Margarethe , (* † January 26, 1462)

B2. Margarethe , (born June 16, 1464 in Rudolstadt; † July 1, 1539 in Köthen ; ▭ in the St. Jakobs Church, ibid);
⚭ (January 24, 1485 in Koethen) Prince Waldemar VI. von Anhalt-Köthen (* 1450; † November 1, 1508 in Köthen), son of Prince Georg I of Anhalt-Dessau (1390–1474) and Sophie (noble family unknown) (–1451)

A2. Heinrich , Canon of Würzburg (1451), Provost of Jechaburg (1451–1459), Canon of Cologne (1453), Canon of Merseburg (1457), Rector of the University of Erfurt (1458), Canon of Halberstadt (1458), Canon of Mainz and provost of St. Peter (1465), as Heinrich II. Archbishop of Bremen (1463–1496), as Heinrich III. Bishop of Münster (1465–1496), (born November 13, 1440; † December 24, 1496; ▭ in Münster Cathedral )

A3. Katharina (* February 2, 1442; † November 9, 1484; ▭ in the Peterskirche , Erfurt);
⚭ I: (November 5, 1458 in Arnstadt) Count Burchard VII. Von Mansfeld, minorenn (1452–1455), (* around 1434; † September 23, 1460 in Arnstadt ), son of Count Volrad I (II.) Von Mansfeld ((1380) –1450) and Countess Anna von Gleichen (–1431 before 1435) or Margaretha von Schlesien-Glogau-Sagan ((1415/1425) - after 1491);
⚭ II: (1462) Count Siegmund I von Gleichen -Tonna (* around 1422; † March 8, 1494 in Tonna; ▭ in the Peterskirche, Erfurt), son of Count Ernst VIII (II./IX.) Von Gleichen (1390–1426) and Countess Margareta von Henneberg -Schleusingen (1386–1427)

A4. Günther , (* June 8, 1443; † 1443)

A5. Heinrich , canon and provost of St. Peter (1461), canon of Cologne (1462), matriculated at the University of Cologne (1462), matriculated at the University of Bologna (1464), provost of Jechaburg and bailiff of Rusteberg (1465–1475 ), Canon of Strasbourg (1470), Cathedral thesaurarius of Magdeburg (1474), Canon of Magdeburg (1475–1478), (born November 19, 1445; ⚔ February 22, 1481 in Bremen)

A6. Günther XXI. (XXXVIII.) , "The middle one" (1476), (* 1450 in Rudolstadt; ⚔ November 19, 1484 in front of Delmenhorst ; ▭ in the Bremen Cathedral );
⚭ (1470) Katharina von Querfurt († February 22, 1521 in Kelbra ; ▭ ibid), (⚭ II: (1497) Count Philipp II von Waldeck-Eisenberg (* March 3, 1453; † October 26, 1524 at the Sparrenburg ), Son of Count Volrad I von Waldeck (1399–1475) and Countess Barbara von Wertheim (1420 / 1422–1443 / 1470)), daughter of Bruno VI. (VIII./XI.) Von Querfurt (after 1418–1496) and Countess Anna von Gleichen -Tonna (–1481)

B1. Heinrich XXII. (XXXI.) , Lord in Sondershausen, Frankenhausen , Kelbra, and 1/2 Heringen, Straussberg , Benneckenstein etc. (1496–1526), ​​in Prussia (1493–1498), Roman Catholic, (* (30.?) November 1473; † August 4, 1526 in Nordhausen; ▭ ibid);
⚭ I: (1499 at Lohra Castle ; dispensation January 12, 1499, Erfurt) Countess Magdalena von Hohnstein (* (1480); † June 28, 1504 in Sondershausen; ▭ in the town church there ), daughter of Count Ernst IV von Hohnstein (1440–1508) and Margarete von Gera (around 1445–1489 / 1497);
⚭ II: (August 19, 1506) Countess Anna von Nassau -Wiesbaden-Idstein (* July 19, 1490 in Leiden ; † November 10, 1550), daughter of Count Adolf III. von Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1443–1511) and Countess Margareta von Hanau-Lichtenberg (1463–1504)

C1. [I] Günther XXIII. (XL.) "With the fat mouth", in Arnstadt and 1/2 Schwarzburg (before 1525), in Frankenhausen, Keula , Kyffhäuser (1532), in Blankenburg etc. (1538), Kurbrandenburg Council (1532), called "the Younger “, Augsburg Confession (1542), introduces the Reformation in 1541 in Sondershausen, (born October 31, 1499 in Sondershausen ; † November 10, 1552 in Gehren ; ▭ in the Church of Our Lady, Arnstadt );
⚭ (November 29, 1528 in Sondershausen) Countess Elisabeth von Isenburg-Büdingen zu Ronneburg (* around 1500; † May 14, 1572 in Sondershausen; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt), daughter of Count Philipp von Isenburg-Büdingen in Ronneburg, Seibold , Meerholz, Langendiebach, Grundau and Wächtersbach, (1467–1526) and Countess Amalia von Rieneck (1478–1543)

D1. Günther XXIV. (XLI.) , "The arguable" (Bellicosus) zu Arnstadt , Herr zu Leutenberg (1564), Count von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1571–1583), secretary and war council of Archduke Matthias , the governor of the Netherlands (1577 ), (* September 25, 1529 in Sondershausen ; †† May 23, 1583 in Antwerp ; ▭ in Sondershausen, November 7, 1585 in the Church of Our Lady Arnstadt);
⚭ (November 17, 1560 at Neideck Castle in Arnstadt) Countess Katharina von Nassau-Dillenburg (born December 29, 1543 in Dillenburg ; † December 25, 1624; ▭ in Arnstadt), daughter of Count Wilhelm "the rich" of Nassau-Dillenburg (1487–1559) and Countess Juliana zu Stolberg (1506–1580)

D2. Magdalena , (born September 6, 1530; † September 7, 1565 at Arnstein Castle ; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, Eisleben );
⚭ (October 29, 1552 in Arnstadt) Count Johann Albrecht von Mansfeld -Vorder, Herr zu Arnstein (1563), (* February 5, 1522 in Heldrungen ; † July 8, 1586 in Eisleben; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, ibid ), (⚭ II: (January 30, 1570 in Kranichfeld ) Countess Katharina von Gleichen -Blankenhain (* December 21, 1548 in Nieder-Kranichfeld; † February 9, 1601 in Remda; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Karl III. Of Gleichen-Blankenhain (1517–1599) and Countess Walpurgis von Henneberg (1516–1570)), son of Count Ernst II. Von Mansfeld- Vorderort (1479–1531) and Countess Dorothea zu Solms- Lich (1493–1578)

D3. Amelia , (born November 3, 1531 - † October 23, 1543)

D4. Johann Günther I , Lord in Sondershausen (1570), in Arnstadt (1584), Count von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1571–1586), matriculated at the University of Erfurt (1547), Canon of Cologne (1538), Canon of Bamberg and Würzburg (1543–1567), Canon of Strasbourg (1549–1564) resigned, Confessio Augustana (1552), (* December 20, 1532 in Sondershausen; † October 28, 1586 in Arnstadt; ▭ in Sondershausen);
⚭ (February 16, 1566 in Delmenhorst) Countess Anna von Oldenburg -Delmenhorst (born April 3, 1539 in Oldenburg; † August 25, 1579 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Anton I of Oldenburg and Delmenhorst (1505–1573 ) and Duchess Sophie of Saxony-Lauenburg- Ratzeburg (1521–1571)

E1. Sophie Elisabeth , canoness in Herford Abbey (1621), (born March 23, 1568 Sondershausen, † 15 September 1621 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

E2. Ursula , (* March 23, 1568 in Sondershausen; † September 18, 1568 ibid)

E3. Klara , (* May 12, 1569 in Sondershausen; † May 3, 1639 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

E4. Günther XXV. (XLII.) , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1643), under the tutelage of his uncles, Counts Johann VII and Anton II of Oldenburg , until 1591/1593, (* September 7, 1570 in Sondershausen; † 7. January 1643 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid)

E5. Anton Heinrich , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1638), under the tutelage of his uncles, Counts Johann VII and Anton II of Oldenburg, until 1592/1593, (* October 7, 1571 in Sondershausen; † August 10, 1638 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid); illegitimate descendants see here

E6. Katharina , dean at Herford Abbey (1612), (* October 18, 1572 in Sondershausen; † November 25, 1626 in Arnstadt; ▭ in Sondershausen)

E7. Sabine , (* October 12, 1573 in Sondershausen; † December 14, 1628 in Sondershausen; ▭ in the Sondershausen town church)

E8. Anna , (born October 19, 1574 in Sondershausen; † November 2/3, 1640 in Arnstadt; ▭ in Sondershausen)

E9. Marie , (* March 27, 1576; † June 22, 1577; ▭ in Sondershausen)

E10. Johann Günther II. , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1631), until 1598/1599 under guardianship, (born May 3, 1577 in Sondershausen; † December 16, 1631 in Sondershausen; ▭ 1632 ibid)

E11. Christian Günther I. , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1599–1642), until 1599 under guardianship, ( Ilm Treaty of November 21, 1599), (* May 11, 1578 in Sondershausen; † November 25, 1642 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Trinitatiskirche , Sondershausen);
⚭ (June 15 / November 1612 in Rudolstadt) Countess Anna Sibylla von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (born March 14, 1584 in Rudolstadt; † August 22, 1623 in Ebeleben; ▭ 1627 in Sondershausen), daughter of Count Albrecht III. (VII.) Von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1537–1605) and Countess Juliana von Nassau-Dillenburg (1546–1588); Descendants see here

E12. Dorothea von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (born August 23, 1579 in Sondershausen; † July 5, 1639 in Gammelgaard ; ▭ in the Sonderburg castle chapel );
⚭ (November 26, 1604 in Oldenburg) Duke Alexander of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (* January 20, 1573 in Sønderborg; † May 13, 1627 in Sønderborg; ▭ in the castle chapel there), son of Duke Johann II of Schleswig- Holstein-Sonderburg (1545–1622) and Duchess Elisabeth von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (1550–1586)

D5. Wilhelm , Lord of Frankenhausen , Heringen , Kelbra and Straussberg , Count of Schwarzburg-Frankenhausen (1571–1598), (* October 4, 1534 in Sondershausen; † † September 30, 1598 at Straussberg Castle ; ▭ November 6, 1598 in the town church St. Peter and Paul, Frankenhausen);
⚭ I: (April 6, 1567 in Schlackenwerth ) Countess Elisabeth Schlik zu Bassano and Weißkirchen (* 1552; † November 23, 1590 in Frankenhausen; ▭ in the upper parish church there), daughter of Count Joachim Schlik zu Bassano and Weißkirchen (1525–1572 ) and Countess Lucretia von Salm-Neuburg (around 1526–1585);
⚭ II: (May 6, 1593 at Frankenhausen Castle ) Duchess Clara von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (born January 16, 1571 in Celle; † July 18, 1658 at Heringen Castle ; ▭ in the town church of St. Peter and Paul, Frankenhausen), daughter by Duke Wilhelm "the Younger" of Braunschweig-Lüneburg (1535–1592) and Princess Dorothea of Denmark (1546–1617)

D6. Philipp , (April 12, 1536; † 1536)

D7. Albrecht III. (VII.) , Lord in Rudolstadt (1574), in Schwarzburg, Blankenburg, Leutenberg and Paulinzelle (1583), in Frankenhausen (1599), ( Ilm Treaty of November 21, 1599), Count von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1571–1599– 1605), (born January 16, 1537 in Sondershausen; † April 10, 1605 in Rudolstadt; ▭ ibid);
⚭ I: (Contract May 25 in Dillenburg, June 14, 1575 ibid) Countess Juliana von Nassau-Dillenburg (born August 10, 1546 in Dillenburg; † August 31, 1588 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the Church of St. Andreas, ibid) , Daughter of Count Wilhelm "der Reiche" von Nassau-Dillenburg (1487–1559) and Countess Juliana zu Stolberg (1506–1580);
⚭ II: (March 2, 1591 in Weilburg) Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen -Westerburg (* July 29, 1568; † October 27, 1617 in Leutenberg; ▭ in Rudolstadt), daughter of Count Reinhard II of Leiningen-Westerburg (1530– 1584) and Countess Ottilia von Manderscheid - Blankenheim (1536–1597); Descendants see here

D8. Otto Heinrich , (born July 15, 1538 in Straussberg; † 1539)

D9. Anna Sibylla , (born October 25, 1540 in Arnstadt; † August 3, 1578 in Offenbach; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (June 24, 1571 in Arnstadt) Count Ludwig III. von Isenburg-Büdingen (* May 30, 1529; † February 7, 1588 in Offenbach; ▭ ibid), (⚭ II: (August 13, 1581 in Offenbach) Countess Maria von Hohnstein († February 2, 1586 in Offenbach), daughter by Count Volkmar Wolfgang von Hohnstein (1512–1580) and Countess Margarethe von Barby (1528–1567), son of Count Johann V zu Isenburg-Birstein (1476–1533) and Countess Anna von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1497–1546)

D10. Elisabeth , (born April 13, 1541 in Sondershausen, † December 26, 1612 in Oldenburg);
⚭ (July 29, 1576 in Delmenhorst) Count Johann VII. (XVI.) Von Oldenburg , Lord in Jever (1575), in Oldenburg (1577), in Kniphausen (1592), (* September 9, 1540 in Oldenburg; † 12 November 1603 ibid), son of Count Anton I von Oldenburg and Delmenhorst (1505–1573) and Duchess Sophie von Sachsen-Lauenburg- Ratzeburg (1521–1571)

C2. [I] Anna , nun in the monastery Kelbra , (* 7 September 1500 in Sondershausen; † (1525))

C3. [I] Margareta , nun in the Kelbra Monastery (1522), Abbess of Ilm Monastery (1525–1525), Canon (1525), then provost in the Quedlinburg Monastery , (born May 19, 1502 in Sondershausen; † March / April 1540 in Quedlinburg )

C4. [I] Heinrich , Canon of Cologne (1514), Canon of Strasbourg and provost in the Canons of St. Peter and Paul , Jechaburg (1518), (born February 5, 1504 in Sondershausen; † August 5, 1528 in Pont-à-Mousson , drowned )

C5. [II] Heinrich XXIV. (XXXIV.) , "The younger" of Frankenhausen, Lord in Sondershausen, Kelbra, Schernberg (1532), introduces the Reformation in Frankenhausen in 1536, (* August 7, 1507 in Sondershausen; † January 10 1537 in Frankenhausen; ▭ in Sondershausen);
⚭ (March 4th / 17th, 1531 in Dresden) Margareta von Schönberg († after 1537), daughter of Caspar von Schönberg "the elder" on Sachsenburg (–1491) and Barbara von Maltitz (-)

B2. Katharina , (* around 1476; † November 27, 1514; ▭ in the Maria Magdalenen Stift in Hanau);
⚭ (before February 16, 1496) Count Reinhard IV. Von Hanau-Münzenberg (born March 14, 1473; † January 30, 1512; ▭ in the choir of the Marienkirche, Hanau), son of Count Philipp I von Hanau-Münzenberg (1449 –1500) and Countess Adriana von Nassau-Dillenburg (1449–1477)

B3. Margareta , (* 1482; † February 1, 1518; ▭ in Grünsfeld );
⚭ (shortly before January 20, 1502) Landgrave Johann IV von Leuchtenberg (* 1470 in Pfreimd ; † September 1, 1531 in Grünsfeld), (⚭ II: () NN ), son of Landgrave Friedrich V. von Leuchtenberg (–1487 ) and Countess Dorothea von Rieneck , wife of Grünsfeld and Lauda (around 1440–1503)

B4. Barbara , sexton (1505), waitress (1512–1521), abbess of Ilm Monastery (1522), (* around 1484; † before March 26, 1523 in Stadtilm; ▭ in the monastery church, ibid)

A7. Heinrich , canon of Hildesheim (1473), canon of Strasbourg (1478–1479), provost of Jechaburg and pastor of Rudolstadt (1481), provost of Hildesheim, canon of Bremen and postulate of Riga (1484), (born August 10, 1452 ; † March 31, 1499; ▭ in Hildesheim Cathedral )

A8. Günther XXII. (XXXIX.) , "Der Bremer", governor in the Bremen monastery (1469–1478), gentleman in Arnstadt, Blankenburg, Rudolstadt, Stadtilm, Greußen etc. (1496), in 1/2 Schwarzburg (1507), "the youngest" (1475), Roman Catholic, (* May 30, 1455; † August 8, 1531 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Church of Our Lady , ibid);
⚭ (November 3, 1493 in Sondershausen , contract April 25 in Frankenhausen) Countess Amalie (Amaley) von Mansfeld (* 1473; † July 18, 1517; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche, Arnstadt), daughter of Count Volrad II. (III. ) von Mansfeld (around 1443–1499) and Countess Margarethe von Honstein (–1508)

B1. Ottilie , (born September 11, 1495 in Sondershausen; † June 20, 1542);
⚭ (June 7, 1523 in Arnstadt) Karl I. Schenk von Limpurg , Herr zu Speckfeld , Roman Catholic, (* March 17, 1498; † September 2, 1558), (⚭ II: (1543) Wild and Rhine Countess Adelheid von Salm - Kyrburg († October 12, 1580), daughter of Wild and Rhine Count Johann VII. von Salm-Kyrburg (1493–1531) and Countess Anna von Isenburg-Büdingen - Kelsterbach (–1551/1557)), son of Gottfried II of Limpurg- Obersontheim (1474–1530) and Margarethe Schlik zu Bassano and Weißkirchen (–1538/1539)

B2. Anna , (* February 23, 1497; † 1546? After 1554?);
⚭ (May 25, 1516 / June 17, 1516 in Arnstadt) Count Johann V zu Isenburg-Birstein , Roman Catholic, (* 1476; † May 18, 1533 in Büdingen), son of Count Ludwig II of Isenburg-Büdingen (1422–1511) and Countess Maria von Nassau -Wiesbaden-Idstein (1438–1480)

B3. Heinrich XXIII. (XXXII.) , "The middle one", Herr in Rudolstadt (1527), in Arnstadt (1531), Augsburg Confession (1527), introduces the Reformation in Rudolstadt in 1532 and in Arnstadt in 1533, (* March 23, 1499; † 12 July 1538 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , ibid);
⚭ (November 14, 1524) Countess Katharina von Henneberg -Schleusingen, Augsburg Confession, (* January 14, 1506; † November 7, 1567 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the town church of Rudolstadt), daughter of Count Wilhelm VI. von Henneberg -Schleusingen (1478–1559) and Margravine Anastasia von Brandenburg (1478–1534)

C1. Anastasia Günthera , (born March 31, 1526 in Arnstadt; † April 1, 1570 at Eisenberg Castle ; ▭ in St. Kilian , Korbach );
⚭ (June 6, 1546 at Waldeck Castle ) Count Wolrad II of Waldeck (born March 27, 1509 in Eisenberg, † April 15, 1575 in Eilhausen ; ▭ in St. Kilian , Korbach), son of Count Philipp III. von Waldeck-Eisenberg (1486–1539) and Countess Adelheid von Hoya (before 1487–1513)

C2. Heinrich Wilhelm , (* † January 31, 1527)

C3. Amalie , (born March 23, 1528, † after May 9, 1589);
⚭ (1549) Count Christoph II. Von Mansfeld-Mittelort (born September 11, 1520; † August 29, 1591 in Dresden), son of Count Gebhard VII. Von Mansfeld- Hinterort (1483–1558) and Countess Margarethe von Gleichen-Blankenhain (-1567)

C4. Wilhelm Heinrich , (March 9, 1529; † before February 22, 1545)

C5. Günther Wilhelm , (* March 4, 1530; † before February 22, 1545)

C6. Anna Maria , posthuma , (* December 7, 1538 in Rudolstadt; † August 11, 1583 in Höhnscheid Castle in captivity);
⚭ I: (October 8, 1554 in Waldeck) Count Samuel von Waldeck-Wildungen , (* May 2, 1528 at Waldeck Castle; 〰 in the Niederwildungen parish church ; † January 6, 1570 at Alt-Wildungen Castle ; ▭ January 10 in the parish church in Niederwildungen), son of Count Philipp IV. von Waldeck-Wildungen (1493–1574) and Countess Margarete von Ostfriesland (1500–1537);
⚭ II: (in late autumn 1570 at Altwildungen Castle) Magister Göbert Raben, called Kalbskopf, (* around 1534 in Wildungen; † after 1574 in Marburg, stabbed)

B4. ( illegitimate with NN) Balthasar Bremer, documented 1531 to 1561, († after 1561);
⚭ (before March 10, 1531) Helena NN († after October 29, 1545)

C1. Christoph Bremer, matriculated at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena (1548/1549)

B5. ( illegitimate with NN) Adelheid , († after 1545);
⚭ (around 1515) Erasmus Eichhorn, clerk of the Schwarzburg count and rent master, documented from 1492 to 1523, († before 1541)

A9. Heinrich , cleric (1487), canon of Cologne (1492), canon of Strasbourg (before 1498), provost of Jechaburg (1499), (* December 31, 1456; † June 11/12, 1505 in custody in Arnstadt)

A10. Marie , (June 16, 1458; † 1458)

A11. Marie , (November 4, 1459 - December 9, 1459)

A12. ( illegitimate with NN) Hans Bruno , documented May 3, 1469;
⚭ () Ilse NN († after May 3, 1469)

The counts and (since 1710) princes of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1599–1793)

Albrecht III. (VII.) , Lord in Rudolstadt (1574), in Schwarzburg, Blankenburg, Leutenberg and Paulinzelle (1583), in Frankenhausen (1599), ( Ilm Treaty of November 21, 1599), Count von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1571–1599– 1605), (born January 16, 1537 in Sondershausen; † April 10, 1605 in Rudolstadt; ▭ ibid);
⚭ I: (Contract May 25 in Dillenburg, June 14, 1575 ibid) Countess Juliana von Nassau-Dillenburg (born August 10, 1546 in Dillenburg; † August 31, 1588 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the Church of St. Andreas, ibid) , Daughter of Count Wilhelm "der Reiche" von Nassau-Dillenburg (1487–1559) and Countess Juliana zu Stolberg (1506–1580);
⚭ II: (March 2, 1591 in Weilburg) Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen -Westerburg (* July 29, 1568; † October 27, 1617 in Leutenberg; ▭ in Rudolstadt), daughter of Count Reinhard II of Leiningen-Westerburg (1530– 1584) and Countess Ottilia von Manderscheid - Blankenheim (1536–1597). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Karl Günther , Count of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1605-1630), Lord zu Ehrenstein (1610), member of the Fruit-Bringing Society , (September 5, 1616), (* November 6, 1576; † September 24, 1630 in Kranichfeld ; ▭ in Rudolstadt);
⚭ (June 13, 1613 in Rudolstadt) Princess Anna Sophia von Anhalt , founding member of the “ Tugendliche Gesellschaft ” as “die Getreue”, (* June 15, 1584 in Dessau ; † June 9, 1652 in Oberkranichfeld ; ▭ in Rudolstadt), daughter by Prince Joachim Ernst von Anhalt (1536–1586) and Princess Eleonore von Württemberg (1552–1618)

A2. [I] Elisabeth Juliana , founding member of the "Tugendliche Gesellschaft" as "the permanent one", (* January 1, 1578; † March 28, 1658 in Rudolstadt; ▭ ibid)

A3. [I] Sophia , (born March 1, 1579 in Rudolstadt; † August 24, 1630 in Mühlingen ; ▭ in Barby );
⚭ (March 30, 1595 in Rudolstadt) Count Jost II. Von Barby , Lord of Mühlingen, (* May 8, 1544; † August 9, 1609 in Rosenburg; ▭ in the Johanniskirche, Barby); Son of Count Wolfgang I von Barby (1494 / 1502–1564 / 1565) and Countess Agnes von Mansfeld -Mittelort (1511–1558)

A4. [I] Magdalena , member of the “ Tugendliche Gesellschaft ” as “the secretive”, (* April 12, 1580 in Rudolstadt; † April 22, 1652 in Gera; ▭ June 16, 1652 ibid);
⚭ (May 21, 1597 in Rudolstadt) Heinrich II. "Posthumus" or "the later born" Reuss von Plauen, Lord of Gera (1572–1635), Lord of Kranichfeld (1572–1615), Lord of Lobenstein (1577–1635) , Herr zu Saalburg (1596-1635), Herr zu Schleiz (1616-1635), (* June 10, 1572 at Osterstein Castle , Gera; † December 3, 1635 in Gera; ▭ February 4, 1636 ibid), (⚭ I : (February 7, 1594 in Weikersheim ) Countess Magdalene von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (* December 27/28, 1572 in Neuenstein ; † April 2, 1596 in Gera; ▭ April 20, 1596 ibid), daughter of Count Wolfgang von Hohenlohe - Weikersheim (1546–1610) and Countess Magdalena von Nassau-Dillenburg (1547–1633)), son of Heinrich XVI. "The Younger" Reuss von Plauen (1530–1572) and Countess Dorothea zu Solms-Laubach (1547–1595)

A5. [I] Ludwig Günther I , Count of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt in Frankenhausen (1612), in Stadtilm (1624), in Rudolstadt (1630), (* June 27, 1581 in Rudolstadt; † November 4, 1646 ibid; ▭ ibid) ;
⚭ (February 4, 1638 in Rudolstadt) Countess Aemilia Antonia von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst , canoness of Quedlinburg (1637), took over the custodial government together with Heinrich II. Reuss zu Gera (1646), (born June 15, 1614 in Delmenhorst; † December 4, 1670 on the Friedensburg in Leutenberg ; ▭ in the town church Rudolstadt), daughter of Count Anton II of Oldenburg -Delmenhorst (1550–1619) and Sibylle Elisabeth of Braunschweig -Dannenberg (1576–1630)

B1. Sophia Juliana , (* March 3, 1639; † February 14, 1672 in Rudolstadt with measles ; ▭ in the city church of St. Andreas, ibid)

B2. Ludaemilia Elisabeth , (* April 7, 1640; † March 12, 1672 in Rudolstadt with measles ; ▭ in the town church of St. Andreas, ibid)

B3. Albert Anton (Albrecht Anton) , Count of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1646–1710), minorenn, until 1662 under the tutelage of his mother Aemilia Antonia , elevation to the imperial prince status (September 3, 1697) by Emperor Leopold I , (imperial dignity becomes however only accepted in 1710 after renewal of the privilege), resigned (1707) due to illness, (* March 2, 1641 in Rudolstadt; † December 15, 1710 ibid; ▭ in the St. Andreas church, ibid);
⚭ (June 7, 1665 in Rudolstadt) Countess Æmilie Juliane von Barby-Mühlingen (born August 19, 1637 at the Heidecksburg in Rudolstadt; † December 3, 1706 there; ▭ in the town church of St. Andreas, ibid), daughter of Count Albrecht Friedrich von Barby-Mühlingen (1597–1641) and Countess Sophie Ursula von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst (1601–1642)

C1. Ludwig Friedrich I , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1710–1718), has led the government since 1707, raising the County of Schwarzburg with all other possessions to the imperial principality (June 2, 1710 in Vienna), as HRR Prince of Schwarzburg, Count Hohnstein, Lord of Rudolstadt, Blankenburg and Sondershausen "Hochgeboren, Dear Uncle", (official proclamation May 4, 1711), introduced (September 7, 1713) the primogeniture , (* October 15, 1667 in Rudolstadt; † June 24, 1718 ibid; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (October 15, 1691 at Schloss Friedenstein , Gotha ) Princess Anna Sophie of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (* December 22, 1670 in Gotha; † December 28, 1728 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Duke Friedrich I. von Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (1646–1691) and Princess Magdalena Sibylla of Saxe-Weissenfels (1648–1681)

D1. Friedrich Anton , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1718–1744), (born August 14, 1692 in Rudolstadt; † September 1, 1744 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ I: (February 8, 1720 in Saalfeld) Princess Sophie Wilhelmine of Saxony-Coburg-Saalfeld (* August 9, 1693 in Saalfeld; † December 4, 1727 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Duke Johann Ernst von Sachsen- Saalfeld (1658–1729) and Countess Charlotte Johanna von Waldeck-Wildungen (1664–1699);
⚭ II: (January 6, 1729 in Stadtilm) Princess Christina Sophia of East Friesland (born March 16, 1688 in Bayreuth, † March 31, 1750 in Rudolstadt), daughter of Prince Christian Eberhard of East Friesland (1665–1708) and Princess Eberhardine Sophie to Oettingen-Oettingen (1666–1700)

E1. [I] Johann Friedrich , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1744–1767), introduction to the Imperial Council of Princes (May 30, 1754), (* January 8, 1721 in Rudolstadt; † July 10, 1767 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (November 19, 1744 in Eisenach) Princess Bernhardine Christiane Sophie of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach (* May 5, 1724 in Weimar; † June 5, 1757 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Duke Ernst August I of Saxony -Weimar-Eisenach (1688–1748) and Princess Eleonore Wilhelmine von Anhalt-Köthen (1696–1726)

F1. Friederike Sophie Auguste , (born August 17, 1745 in Rudolstadt; † January 26, 1778 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (October 21, 1763 in Schwarzburg) Prince Friedrich Karl von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (* June 7, 1736 in Rudolstadt; † April 13, 1793 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg), (⚭ II: (November 28, 1780 in Roda ) Princess Auguste Louise Friederike von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (born November 30, 1752 in Roda; † May 28, 1805 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Prince Johann August von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (1704–1767) and Countess Louise Reuss zu Schleiz, since 1734 countess of Limpurg in Gaildorf, (1726–1773)), son of Prince Ludwig Günther II. Von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1708–1790) and Countess Sophie Henriette Reuss zu Untergreiz (1711–1771)

F2. Sophie Ernestine , (born June 5, 1749 in Rudolstadt; † October 21, 1754 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg)

F3. Wilhelmine Sophia Eleonora , (born January 22, 1751 in Rudolstadt, † July 17, 1780 in Saarbrücken );
⚭ (October 30, 1766 at Schwarzburg Castle) Prince Ludwig von Nassau-Saarbrücken (born January 3, 1745 in Saarbrücken; † March 2, 1794 in Aschaffenburg ; ▭ March 5, 1794 in the Laurentius Church in Usingen , reburied in the Saarbrücken Castle Church in 1995 ) , (⚭ II: (February 28, 1787 in Saarbrücken) Katharina Margarethe Kest, Countess von Ottweiler (1784), Duchess of Dillingen (1789), (* March 1, 1757 in Fechingen; † December 11, 1829 in Mannheim), daughter by Johann Georg Kest (1702–1762) and Anna Barbara Wohlfahrt (1717–1795), son of Prince Wilhelm Heinrich von Nassau-Saarbrücken (1718–1768) and Countess Sophia Christine Charlotte Friderica Erdmutha zu Erbach-Erbach (1725–1795)

F4. Henriette Charlotte , (born May 29, 1752 in Rudolstadt; † April 30, 1756 ibid)

E2. [I] Sophie Wilhelmine , (* June 4, 1723 in Rudolstadt; † September 13, 1723 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg)

E3. [I] Sophie Albertine , (* July 30, 1724 in Rudolstadt; † April 5, 1799 ibid; ▭ in Schwarzburg)

D2. Amalia Magdalena , (born June 15, 1693 in Rathsfeld ; † June 18, 1693 ibid)

D3. Sophia Luisa , (born June 15, 1693 in Rathsfeld; † June 17, 1693 ibid)

D4. Sophia Juliana , dean at Gandersheim Monastery (1716–1776), (* October 16, 1694 in Rudolstadt; † May 23, 1776 in Gandersheim ; ▭ ibid)

D5. Wilhelm Ludwig , zu Gräfinau , Bücheloh and Geilsdorf (1732–1755), Polish-Electoral Saxon colonel, (born February 15, 1696 in Rudolstadt; † September 26, 1757 in Königsee ; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (May 4, 1726 in Leipzig, morganatic ) Henriette Karoline Gebauer, raised to the nobility as "Baroness von Brockenburg" by Prince Friedrich Anton as Imperial Palatine (July 10, 1727 in Rudolstadt), (* June 5, 1701; † 9 March 1784 in Königsee), daughter of Michael Gebauer (–1723) and Anna NN (-); Descendants see here

D6. Christiana Dorothea , (* February 14, 1697 in Rudolstadt; † August 20, 1698)

D7. Albrecht Anton , (* July 16, 1698 in Rudolstadt; ⚔ March 24, 1720 in Palermo )

D8. Emilia Juliana , (* July 21, 1699 in Rudolstadt; † August 31, 1774 in Römhild )

D9. Anna Sophia , (born September 9, 1700 in Rathsfeld ; † December 11, 1780 at Römhild Castle ; ▭ in the Moritzkirche , Coburg );
⚭ (January 2, 1723 in Rudolstadt) Duke Franz Josias of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (born September 25, 1697 in Saalfeld, † September 16, 1764 in Rodach), son of Duke Johann Ernst of Saxe-Saalfeld (1658–1729) and Countess Charlotte Johanna von Waldeck-Wildungen (1664–1699)

D10. Dorothea Sophia , (born January 28, 1706 in Rudolstadt; † November 14, 1737 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg)

D11. Luise Friederike , (born January 28, 1706 in Rudolstadt; † September 11, 1787 in Schwarzburg; ▭ ibid)

D12. Magdalene Sibylle , Canon (1726), dean in Gandersheim Monastery (1776), (* May 5, 1707 in Rudolstadt; † February 26, 1795 in Gandersheim; ▭ ibid)

D13. Ludwig Günther II. (IV.) , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1767–1790), (born October 22, 1708 in Rudolstadt; † August 29, 1790 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (October 22, 1733 in Greiz) Countess Sophie Henriette Reuss zu Untergreiz (born September 19, 1711 in the Lower Castle , Greiz; † January 22, 1771 in Rudolstadt; ▭ January 28, 1771 in Schwarzburg), daughter of Count Heinrich XIII. Reuss zu Untergreiz (1672–1733) and Countess Sophie Elisabeth zu Stolberg-Wernigerode (1676–1729)

E1. Friederike Sophie , (* † August 20, 1734 in Rudolstadt; ▭ ibid)

E2. Christiane Friederike , Canon of Gandersheim Monastery (1746), (* July 5, 1735 in Rudolstadt; † April 17, 1788 ibid)

E3. Friedrich Karl , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1790–1793), (born June 7, 1736 in Rudolstadt; † April 13, 1793 there, stroke ; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ I: (October 21, 1763 in Schwarzburg) Princess Friederike Sophie Auguste von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (* August 17, 1745 in Rudolstadt; † January 26, 1778 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Prince Johann Friedrich von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt ( 1721–1767) and Princess Bernhardine Christiane Sophie of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1724–1757);
⚭ II: (November 28, 1780 in Roda ) Princess Auguste Louise Friederike von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (born November 30, 1752 in Roda; † May 28, 1805 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Prince Johann August von Sachsen -Gotha-Altenburg (1704–1767) and Countess Louise Reuss zu Schleiz, since 1734 co-ruling Countess von Limpurg in Gaildorf, (1726–1773); Descendants see here

E4. Christian Ernst , (born April 12, 1739 in Rudolstadt; † July 4, 1739 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg)

C2. Albertine Antonie , (born September 15, 1668 in Rudolstadt; † September 17, 1668 ibid)

B4. Christiana Magdalena , (* November 28, 1642; † March 12, 1672 in Rudolstadt with measles ; ▭ in the city church of St. Andreas, ibid)

B5. Maria Susanna , (born January 17, 1646 in Rudolstadt; † October 6, 1688 ibid; ▭ in the St. Andreas town church, ibid)

A6. [I] Albrecht Günther , Count of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt in Stadtilm (1612), in Frankenhausen (1624), (* August 8, 1582 in Paulinzella ; † January 20, 1634 at Marienburg House in Erfurt , stroke ; ▭ in Rudolstadt)

A7. [I] Anna Sibylla , founding member of the “ Tugendliche Gesellschaft ” as “the blessing”, (* March 14, 1584 in Rudolstadt; † August 22, 1623 in Ebeleben; ▭ (September 29 / October 9) 1623 there, reburied 1627 in the city church, Sondershausen);
⚭ (November 15, 1612 in Rudolstadt) Count Christian Günther I von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen , (born May 11, 1578 in Sondershausen; † November 25, 1642 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Trinity Church , Sondershausen), son of Count Johann Günther I . von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1532–1586) and Countess Anna von Oldenburg -Delmenhorst (1539–1579)

A8. [I] Katharina Maria , (* July 13, 1585; † January 19, 1650; ▭ in Rudolstadt)

A9. [I] Dorothea Susanna , founding member of the "Tugendliche Gesellschaft" as "the careful one", (* February 13, 1587 in Rudolstadt; † April 19, 1662 ibid; ▭ in Rudolstadt)

A10. [I] Heinrich Günther , (* August 27, 1588 in Rudolstadt; † October 29, 1589 in Arnstadt, blind through the leaves ; ▭ in Rudolstadt)

The counts and (since 1697) princes of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1599–1758) with the branch lines to Arnstadt (1651–1716) and to Ebeleben (1651–1681)

Christian Günther I. , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1599–1642), until 1599 under guardianship, ( Ilm Treaty of November 21, 1599), (* May 11, 1578 in Sondershausen; † November 25, 1642 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Trinitatiskirche , Sondershausen);
⚭ (June 15 / November 1612 in Rudolstadt) Countess Anna Sibylla von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (born March 14, 1584 in Rudolstadt; † August 22, 1623 in Ebeleben; ▭ 1627 in Sondershausen), daughter of Count Albrecht III. (VII.) Von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1537–1605) and Countess Juliana von Nassau-Dillenburg (1546–1588). They had the following offspring:

A1. Anna Juliana , (born September 20, 1613 in Ebeleben; † November 29, 1652 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

A2. Johann Günther (III.) , (* April 10, 1615 in Ebeleben; † March 11, 1616 ibid; ▭ ibid; reburied 1627 in Sondershausen)

A3. Christian Günther II. , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1642–1651), 1651 division of the county by the three brothers, Count of Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1651–1666), in Arnstadt , Plaue and Käfernburg , (* April 1, 1616 in Ebeleben; † September 10, 1666 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Barfüßerkirche there);
⚭ (February 18/28, 1645 in Arnstadt) Freiin Sophie Dorothea von Mörsperg and Beffort (* 1624; † April 11, 1685 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Barfüßerkirche ibid), daughter of Baron Georg von Mörsperg and Beffort (-1642) and Countess Dorothea Susanna von Gleichen (–1638)

B1. Sibylle Juliane von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (* July 20, 1646 at Neideck Castle in Arnstadt; † April 5, 1698 in Ilsenburg ; ▭ in Greiz);
⚭ (April 2/21, 1668 in Greiz) Heinrich I, "the elder" Reuss, Lord and Count (1673) zu Obergreiz (1629–1681), (* May 3, 1627 in Greiz; † March 8, 1681 ibid; ▭ ibid), son of Heinrich IV., "the middle" Reuss, Lord of Obergreiz, (1597–1629) and Wild- u. Rhine Countess Elisabeth Juliane zu Salm-Neufville (1602–1653)

B2. Sophie Dorothea von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (born June 8, 1647 at Neideck Castle in Arnstadt; † April 30, 1708 in Ilsenburg; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (June 10, 1672 in Ilsenburg) Count Ernst zu Stolberg , (born March 25, 1650 in Ilsenburg; † November 9, 1710 ibid), son of Count Heinrich Ernst zu Stolberg (1593–1672) and Countess Anna Elisabeth zu Stolberg ( 1624–1668)

B3. Klara Sabina , (born July 4, 1648 in Arnstadt, † April 18, 1698 in Ilsenburg)

B4. Christiane Elisabeth , (born April 6, 1651 in Arnstadt; † January 2, 1670 ibid; ▭ ibid)

B5. Eleonora Katharina , (* March 4, 1653 in Arnstadt; † July 31, 1685 ibid; ▭ ibid)

B6. Johann Günther III. (IV.) , Count of Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1666–1669), (* June 30, 1654 in Arnstadt; †† August 29, 1669 in Tübingen; ▭ in Arnstadt)

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A4. Katharina Elisabeth , (born August 28, 1617 in Ebeleben, † January 17, 1701 in Gera);
⚭ (November 23, 1642 in Gera) Heinrich II., "The other" Reuss, Lord of Gera (1635–1670), (* August 14, 1602 in Gera; † May 28, 1670 ibid; ▭ September 7, 1670 ibid ), Son of Heinrich II. "Posthumus" Reuss, Lord of Gera, (1572–1635) and Countess Magdalena von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1580–1652)

A5. Eleonore Sophie , (* December 6, 1618 in Ebeleben; † January 1, 1631 in Mühlingen)

A6. Anton Günther I , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1642–1651), 1651 division of the county by the three brothers, Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen in Sondershausen and Clingen (1651–1666), (born January 9, 1620 in Ebeleben; † August 19, 1666 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (October 29, 1644 in Heringen) Maria Magdalena, Countess Palatine near Rhein zu Zweibrücken -Birkenfeld (born July 29, 1622 in Birkenfeld; † October 28, 1689 at Auleben Castle ; ▭ in the Trinity Church , Sondershausen), daughter of Georg Wilhelm , Count Palatine near Rhein zu Zweibrücken-Birkenfeld, Duke of Bavaria, (1591–1669) and Countess Dorothea zu Solms - Sonnenwalde and Pouch (1586–1625)

B1. Anna Dorothea , canoness in the Quedlinburg Abbey (1659), (* August 18, 1645 in Sondershausen; † July 1, 1716 in Gera an Hydropisis ; ▭ July 3, 1716 in the town church, ibid);
⚭ (June 20, 1672 in Gera) Heinrich IV. Reuss , Lord and Count (1673) of Gera (1670–1686), (* March 13, 1650 in Gera; † March 13, 1686 ibid; ▭ March 26, 1686 in der Stadtkirche, ibid), son of Heinrich II. "the other" Reuss zu Gera (1602–1670) and Countess Katharina Elisabeth von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1617–1701)

B2. Christian Wilhelm , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen in Sondershausen and Clingen (1666–1681), co-lord of Arnstadt 1669, 1681/1682 division of the county by the two brothers, Count (1697 Prince) von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1681–1721), he received the subordinate rule with Sondershausen (without the offices of Schernberg and Keula ), since 1716 ruling alone in the reunited principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen , large Palatinate (December 22, 1691 in Vienna), elevation of the county of Schwarzburg with all other possessions to a principality directly under the empire (3 September 1697 in Vienna), as HRR Prince of Schwarzenburg, Count Hohnstein, "highly-born, dear uncle," introduction to the princes-College (1706), kurbrandenburgischer Lieutenant (1672), (7 September 1713) leads the primogeniture one , (* January 6, 1647 in Sondershausen; † May 10, 1721 ibid; ▭ in the city ​​church ibid);
⚭ I: (August 22, 1673 in Sondershausen) Countess Antonia Sibylla von Barby and Mühlingen (* April 7, 1641 in Groß Rosenburg ; † May 2, 1684 in Sondershausen an Kachexie ; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Albrecht Friedrich von Barby and Mühlingen (1597–1641) and Countess Sophie Ursula von Oldenburg - Delmenhorst (1601–1642);
⚭ II: (September 25, 1684 in Sondershausen) Princess Wilhelmine Christiane of Saxe-Weimar (born November 26, 1658 in Weimar, † June 30, 1712 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Duke Johann Ernst II of Saxe-Weimar (1627–1683) and Princess Christiane Elisabeth of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (1638–1679)

C1. [I] Anton Albrecht , (* September 25, 1674 in Sondershausen; † July 16, 1680 "am Stein", ibid; ▭ in the Trinitatiskirche, ibid)

C2. [I] August Wilhelm , (* April 4, 1676 in Sondershausen; † December 13, 1690 ibid)

C3. [I] Günther I. (XXVI./XLIII.) , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1721–1740), has led the government since 1720, (* (13/23) August 1678 in Auleben ; † November 28, 1740 in Sondershausen);
⚭ (October 2, 1712 in Bernburg ) Princess Elisabeth Albertine von Anhalt-Bernburg (born March 31, 1693 in Bernburg; † July 7, 1774 in Arnstadt), daughter of Prince Karl Friedrich von Anhalt-Bernburg (1668–1721) and countess Sophie Albertine zu Solms -Sonnenwalde (1672–1708)

C4. [I] Magdalena Sophie , (* February 17, 1680; † June 14, 1751 in Hartenstein);
⚭ (March 19, 1711 in Sondershausen) Count Georg Albrecht von Schönburg -Hartenstein (* May 25, 1673; † August 15, 1716 in Hartenstein), (⚭ I: (August 25, 1698) Countess Sophia Sabina von Wied (* 10 November 1677; † February 17, 1710), daughter of Count Georg Hermann Reinhard von Wied (1640–1690) and Countess Johanna Elisabeth von Leiningen -Westerburg (1659–1708)), son of Count Otto Ludwig von Schönburg-Hartenstein (1643 –1701) and Countess Sophia Magdalena von Leiningen-Westerburg (1651–1726)

C5. [I] Christiane Emilie Antonie, (born March 30, 1681 in Sondershausen; † November 1, 1751 in Mirow ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (June 10, 1705 in Strelitz ) Duke Adolf Friedrich II. Of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (* October 19, 1658 in Grabow ; † May 12, 1708 in Strelitz; ▭ in Mirow), (⚭ I: (September 23, 1684 in Güstrow) Duchess Marie zu Mecklenburg-Güstrow (* July 19, 1659 at Güstrow Castle ; † January 16, 1701 in Strelitz), daughter of Duke Gustav Adolf of Mecklenburg-Güstrow (1633–1695) and Princess Magdalena Sibylla von Holstein-Gottorp ( 1631–1719);
⚭ II: (June 20, 1702 in Strelitz) Princess Johanna von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (born October 1, 1680 in Gotha; † July 9, 1704 in Strelitz), daughter of Duke Friedrich I of Saxony -Gotha-Altenburg (1646–1691) and Princess Magdalena Sibylla von Sachsen-Weißenfels (1648–1681)), son of Duke Adolf Friedrich I of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1588–1658) and Princess Maria Katharina von Braunschweig-Dannenberg (1616 -1665)

C6. [I] Luise Albertine , (born June 29, 1682 in Sondershausen, † May 6, 1765 in Strelitz)

C7. [I] Antonia Sibylla , (* May 2, 1684 in Sondershausen; † 1684)

C8. [II] Johanna Auguste , (* September 17, 1686 in Sondershausen; † March 3, 1703 ibid; ▭ in the Trinitatiskirche, ibid)

C9. [II] Christiane Wilhelmine , (* February 19, 1688; † March 20, 1749 in Sondershausen)

C10. [II] Heinrich I (XXV./XXXV.) , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1740–1758), buys Reichelsheim in 1740 for 30,000 Reichstaler, seat and vote in the Reichsfürstenrat (1754), (born November 8, 1689 in Sondershausen; † November 6, 1758 in Frankfurt am Main; ▭ in Reichelsheim)

C11. [II]August (I.) Günther, (born April 27, 1691 in Sondershausen, † October 27, 1750 in Ebeleben);
⚭ (July 19, 1721 in Bernburg) Princess Charlotte Sophie von Anhalt-Bernburg (* May 21, 1696 in Bernburg; † July 22, 1762 in Sondershausen), daughter of Prince Karl Friedrich von Anhalt-Bernburg (1668–1721) and countess Sophie Albertine zu Solms-Sonnenwalde (1672–1708); Descendants see here

C12. [II] Henriette Ernestine , (* July 20, 1692 in Sondershausen; † November 11, 1759 ibid)

C13. [II]Rudolf , (* August 21, 1695 in Sondershausen; † December 22, 1749 ibid)

D1. ( illegitimate with Sophie Margarete Hennig (* (1686); † after 1749))
Johann Valentin Baehr , forester in Lehmannsbrück (1740) and Angstedt (1744), († October 10, 1760 in Lehmannsbrück)

D2. ( illegitimate with Auguste Christiane Oeltzner, daughter of Johann Christian Oeltzner in Sondershausen)
son , (* around November 15, 1742; † young)

C14. [II] Wilhelm (II.) , (Born May 3, 1699 in Sondershausen, † March 19, 1762 in Arnstadt)

C15. [II] Christian , (* July 27, 1700 in Sondershausen; † September 28, 1749 ibid);
⚭ (November 10, 1728 in Sondershausen) Princess Sophie Christine Eberhardine Wilhelmine von Anhalt-Bernburg- Schaumburg-Hoym (born February 6, 1710 in Haus Zeitz ; † October 26, 1784 in Neustadt an der Orla ), daughter of Prince Lebrecht of Anhalt -Bernburg-Hoym (1669–1727) and Freiin Eberhardine Jacobea Wilhelmina von Weede, Countess von Ballenstedt, (1682–1724)

D1. Güntherine Albertine , (* December 12, 1729 in Sondershausen; † March 25, 1794 in Neustadt an der Orla)

D2. Christina Elisabeth Rudolphine , Roman Catholic (1756), canon in the Strahov Monastery , Prague , (born January 9, 1731 in Sondershausen; † June 24, 1771 in Dagstuhl ; ▭ Capuchin monastery on Christianenberg, Wadern );
⚭ (April 30, 1761) Count Joseph Anton Damian Albert zu Oettingen -Baldern (* March 4, 1720 in Baldern ; † April 20, 1778 in Dagstuhl), (⚭ II: (May 11, 1772) Countess Maria Antonia Monika von Waldburg -Zeil -Wurzach (born June 6, 1753 in Wurzach ; † October 25, 1814 in Vienna ), daughter of Franz Ernst Joseph Anton, Erbtruchseß and Count von Waldburg zu Zeil and Friedberg (1704–1781) and Countess Maria Eleonora von Königsegg and Rothenfels (1711–1766)), son of Count Kraft Anton Wilhelm von Oettingen, Sötern, Hohenbaldern and Dagstuhl (1684–1751) and Countess Johanna Eleonora Maria von Schönborn and Reichelsberg (1688–1763)

D3. Günther (XLIV.) , (* March 24, 1732 in Sondershausen; † January 17, 1733 ibid; ▭ in the Trinity Church, ibid)

D4. Friedrich Günther , (born June 3, 1733 in Sondershausen; † February 10, 1734 ibid)

D5. Eberhardine Josephine Adolphine Wilhelmine , (* February 2, 1737 in Sondershausen; † July 27, 1788 in Michelstadt ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (August 3, 1752 in Neustadt an der Orla) Count Georg Albrecht III. zu Erbach -Fürstenau, Lord of Breuberg , (born June 14, 1731 in Fürstenau ; † May 2, 1778 ibid), son of Count Philipp Carl zu Erbach-Fürstenau, Lord of Breuberg, (1677-1736) and baroness Anna Sophia von Speßhardt (1693–1767)

B3. Klara Juliana , (May 1, 1648 - January 2, 1739 in Gera)

B4. Eleonora Sophia , dean at the Quedlinburg Abbey (1677), (born September 14, 1650 in Sondershausen, † April 26, 1717 in Quedlinburg)

B5. Son , (* † May 7, 1652 in Sondershausen)

B6. Son , (born February 1, 1653)

B7. Anton Günther II. , Count von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen in Sondershausen and Clingen (1666–1681), co-lord of Arnstadt 1669, 1681/1682 division of the county by the two brothers, Count (1697 Prince; official acceptance of the title of Prince May 26, 1709) von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1681-1716), he received supremacy with Arnstadt (without office Gehren which remained jointly) and the offices of Schernberg and Keula , large Palatinate (December 22, 1691 in Vienna), elevation of the county of Schwarzburg with all other possessions to the imperial principality (September 3, 1697 in Vienna), as HRR Prince of Schwarzburg, Count of Hohnstein, " Hochgeboren , Dear Uncle", introduction to the Imperial Princes College (1706), (* October 10, 1653 in Sondershausen; †† December 20, 1716 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (August 7, 1684 in Wolfenbüttel) Princess Auguste Dorothea von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel , Roman Catholic (1715), (* December 16, 1666 in Wolfenbüttel ; † July 11, 1751 at Augustenburg Castle near Arnstadt; ▭ in the Ursuline Convent Church , Erfurt ), Daughter of Duke Anton Ulrich von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (1633–1714) and Princess Elisabeth Juliane of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Norburg (1634–1704)

B8. Maria Magdalena , canoness (1676), dean in the Quedlinburg Abbey (1717), (* June 29, 1655; † April 29, 1727 in Quedlinburg; ▭ ibid)

B9. Georg Friedrich , (* † March 2, 1657 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid)

B10. Georg Ernst , (born September 27, 1658 in Sondershausen; † January 12, 1659 ibid; ▭ ibid)

B11. Ludwig Günther , (* † March 2, 1660 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

B12. Johanna Elisabeth , (* December 23, 1662; † May 16, 1720 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid)

B13. Son , († November 29, 1663; ▭ December 13, 1663)

A7. Ludwig Günther I. (II.) , Count von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1642-1651), 1651 division of the county by the three brothers, Count von Schwarzburg-Ebeleben (1651-1681), in Ebeleben , Greußen , Grossenehrich and Keula , co-lord to Arnstadt 1669, (* March 2, 1621 in Ebeleben; †† July 20, 1681 there; ▭ in the upper church , Arnstadt);
⚭ (November 25, 1669 in Klettenberg ) Countess Concordia zu Sayn-Wittgenstein -Hohenstein (* October 23, 1648 in Münster; † January 25, 1683), (⚭ II: (November 1681) Count Carl Ludwig Albrecht zu Sayn-Wittgenstein- Neumagen (* (20./30.) June 1658; † 16 September 1724), son of Count Ludwig Albert zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Neumagen (1617–1664) and Countess Johannetta Maria von Wied (1615–1715)), daughter by Count Johannes zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (1601–1657) and Countess Anna Augusta von Waldeck -Wildungen (1608–1658)

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B1. Anna Augusta , (born September 19, 1671 in Arnstadt, † February 7, 1688 in Sondershausen)

B2. Concordia , (* December 29, 1672 in Arnstadt; † July 22, 1687 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

A8. Sophia Elisabeth , (born February 16, 1622 in Ebeleben, † September 30, 1677 in Arnstadt)

A9. Klara Sabina , (born April 26, 1623 in Ebeleben; † January 13, 1654 at Ebeleben Castle ; ▭ ibid)

The princes of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1758–1909)

August (I.) Günther, (born April 27, 1691 in Sondershausen, † October 27, 1750 in Ebeleben);
⚭ (July 19, 1721 in Bernburg) Princess Charlotte Sophie von Anhalt-Bernburg (* May 21, 1696 in Bernburg; † July 22, 1762 in Sondershausen), daughter of Prince Karl Friedrich von Anhalt-Bernburg (1668–1721) and countess Sophie Albertine zu Solms-Sonnenwalde (1672–1708). They had the following offspring:

A1. Friederike Auguste , (* July 9, 1723 in Ebeleben; † October 7, 1725 ibid; ▭ ibid)

A2. Charlotte Auguste , (born February 10, 1732 in Ebeleben, † June 11, 1774 in Festenberg );
⚭ (June 30, 1754 in Ebeleben) Count Heinrich Gustav Gottlob von Reichenbach-Goschütz, free civil lord of Goschütz (1775), (born November 26, 1731 in Goschütz; † March 11, 1790 ibid), (⚭ II: (28. May 1776 in Rochsburg ) Countess and mistress Caroline Antonie Louise von Schönburg-Rochsburg (born December 8, 1752 in Diemantstein , † June 15, 1818 in Festenberg), daughter of Count Heinrich Ernst von Schönburg-Rochsburg (1711–1777 / 1778) and Freiin Magdalene Luise Elstern von Ederheimb (1720–1798)), son of Count Heinrich Leopold von Reichenbach (1705–1775) and Countess Helene Agnes zu Solms-Wildenfels (1707–1735)

A3. Christian Wilhelm , (* February 7, 1734 in Ebeleben; † November 2, 1737 ibid)

A4. Christian Günther (III.) , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1758–1794), (born June 24, 1736 in Ebeleben; † October 14, 1794 in Sondershausen; ▭ in the city ​​church, ibid);
⚭ (February 4, 1760 in Bernburg) Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine von Anhalt-Bernburg (born August 25, 1737 in Bernburg; † April 26, 1777 in Sondershausen), daughter of Prince Victor Friedrich von Anhalt-Bernburg (1700–1765) and margravine Sophie Friederike Albertine of Brandenburg-Schwedt (1712–1750)

B1. Günther Friedrich Carl I , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1794–1835), abdicated on August 19, 1835 (written confirmation September 3, 1835), member of the Rhine Confederation (April 18, 1807), Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1820 ), (* December 5, 1760 in Sondershausen; † April 22, 1837 at the hunting lodge "zum Possen ", Sondershausen; ▭ in Ebeleben);
⚭ (June 23, 1799 at Rudolstadt Castle) Princess Wilhelmine Friederike Karoline von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt , separates from her husband and lives in the New Palace in Arnstadt from 1816 to 1854, (* January 21, 1774 in Rudolstadt; † January 11, 1854 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the prince's crypt on the old cemetery there ), daughter of Prince Friedrich Karl von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1736–1793) and Princess Friederike Sophie Auguste von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1745–1778)

C1. Emilie Friederike Charlotte, (born April 23, 1800 in Sondershausen, † April 2, 1867 in Detmold );
⚭ (April 23, 1820 in Arnstadt) Prince Leopold II. Zur Lippe-Detmold (born November 6, 1796 in Detmold; † January 1, 1851 ibid), son of Prince Leopold I. zur Lippe-Detmold (1767–1802) and Princess Pauline of Anhalt-Bernburg (1769–1820)

C2. Günther Friedrich Carl II , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1835–1880), abdicated on July 17, 1880, Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1850), (born September 24, 1801 in Sondershausen; † September 15, 1889 ibid) ;
⚭ I: (March 12, 1827 in Rudolstadt) Princess Marie von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (born April 6, 1809 in Rudolstadt, † March 29, 1833 in Arnstadt), daughter of Prince Karl Günther von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1771-1825) and Landgravine Luise Ulrike von Hessen-Homburg (1772–1854);
⚭ II: (May 29, 1835 in Öhringen ; ⚮ May 5, 1852) Princess Mathilde zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen (* July 3, 1814 in Öhringen; † June 3, 1888 at Mirabell Palace near Salzburg ), daughter of Prince Friedrich August II Karl zu Hohenlohe-Oehringen (1784-1853) and Duchess Luise von Württemberg (1789-1851)

D1. [I] Günther Friedrich Carl Alexander, (* February 18, 1828 in Arnstadt; † October 31, 1833 ibid)

D2. [I] Elisabeth Caroline Luise, (* March 22, 1829 in Arnstadt, † May 11, 1893 in Dresden)

D3. [I] Karl Günther , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen , Count of Hohnstein , Lord of Sondershausen , Arnstadt and Leutenberg , (1880–1909), Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1892), (* August 7, 1830 in Arnstadt; † † March 28, 1909 in Weißer Hirsch near Dresden );
⚭ (June 12, 1869 in Altenburg ) Princess Marie Gasparine Amalie Antoinette Caroline Elisabeth Luise von Sachsen-Altenburg (born June 28, 1845 in Munich; † July 5, 1930 in Sondershausen), daughter of Prince Eduard von Sachsen-Altenburg (1804– 1852) and Princess Louise Caroline Reuss older line (1822–1875)

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D4. [I] Günther Leopold , Prussian general of the cavalry (December 24, 1889), (* July 2, 1832 in Arnstadt; † April 20, 1906 in Berlin; ▭ in Sondershausen)

D5. [II] Marie Pauline Caroline Luise Wilhelmine Auguste, (born June 14, 1837 in Sondershausen; † April 21, 1921 in Bad Reichenhall )

D6. [II] Günther Friedrich Karl August Hugo , (born April 13, 1839 in Sondershausen; † November 25, 1871 ibid; ▭ in the city ​​church ibid)

E1. ( illegitimate with Ida Berninger (* October 24, 1835 in Sondershausen; † after 1870);
⚭ (October 7, 1868 in Buffalo) NN Kaiser from Clausthal, daughter of Otto Carl Berninger, princely mouth cook, (-) and Albertine Dorothea Schimmel ( -))
Caroline Auguste Alma Marie Berninger (born December 1, 1863 in Berlin)

C3. ( illegitimate with Sophie Elisabeth Steingrabe, (born May 10, 1761 in Sondershausen);
⚭ (July 30, 1782 in Sondershausen, ⚮ 1793) Johann Christian Koch, Leiblakai of the Hereditary Prince, daughter of Johann Heinrich Volkmar Steingrabe, citizen and coach in Sondershausen, (-) and NN (-))
Karl Friedrich Koch , legitimation (March 5, 1798 in Sondershausen), ennobled as "von Kock" by Prince Günther Friedrich Karl as imperial Count Palatine (November 29, 1802 in Sondershausen), princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausener Colonel of the Life Guard, (*; † after 1818);
⚭ (March 11, 1808 in Sondershausen) Ernestine Henriette Dorothea von Hopffgarten (born April 9, 1787 in Sondershausen; † December 8, 1843 in Dresden), daughter of August Friedrich Ernst von Hopffgarten, governor of the Black Burg and heir to Schlotheim Mehrstedt and Marolterode, (1741–1807) and Charlotte Auguste von Thümmel (1767–1834)

D1. Güntherine von Kock (born November 27, 1808 in Sondershausen; † September 4, 1860 there);
⚭ (May 16, 1825 in Koblenz) Eduard von Witte , Herr zu Budrislawetz, († November 10, 1835 in Neisse)

D2. Karoline Auguste von Kock (born October 30, 1811 in Sondershausen; † May 19, 1815 ibid)

D3. Karl von Kock, Prussian lieutenant colonel, (born March 30, 1816 in Sondershausen, † June 4, 1867 in Hanover);
⚭ (March 18, 1858 in Halberstadt) Marie Pflaume (* March 7, 1831 in Halberstadt; † May 29, 1896 in Berlin), (⚭ I: (, ⚮) Hugo von Döring; ⚭ III: (November 10, 1868 in Halberstadt) Johann Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Seubert), daughter of NN and NN

E1. Marie Karoline Anne von Kock (born January 10, 1859 in Deutz);
⚭ (October 5, 1886 in Berlin) Count Hugo Friedrich Wiprecht von Itzenplitz, royal Prussian major general , (born August 5, 1846 in Hertzberg ; † January 27, 1905 in Berlin), son of Count Adolf Friedrich Wieprecht Günzel von Itzenplitz (1799– 1881) and Emilie Adolfine von Hertzberg (1808-1859)

E2. Karl von Kock (born October 10, 1863 in Deutz, † March 10, 1917 in Berlin-Wilmersdorf )

D4. Ida von Kock (born October 31, 1818 in Sondershausen, † July 29, 1877 in Bad Landeck );
⚭ (April 12, 1836 in Sondershausen) Ernst Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche and Camminetz (born April 5, 1801 in Odersch ; † October 29, 1870 in Hirschberg), son of Ernst Joachim Joseph Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche and Camminetz ( 1755–1826) and Elisabeth von Schimony- Schimonsky (1770–1852)

C4. ( illegitimate with Louise Friederike Dorothea Fassträger, Fürstlich Schwarzburg-Sondershausener Adel (September 5, 1825 in Sondershausen) as "von Fassträger" , (* August 16, 1765 in Sondershausen; † March 23, 1829 ibid), daughter of Friedrich Ludwig Fassträger, Citizens and butchers, (-) and NN (-))
Ludwig Günther Fassheber , legitimation (March 5, 1798 in Sondershausen), ennobled as "von Fassträger" by Prince Günther Friedrich Karl as Imperial Palatine (November 29, 1802 in Sondershausen), Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Chamberlain and Oberlandjägermeister (born March 15, 1793 in Sondershausen; † July 13, 1857 in Rottleben );
⚭ (December 11, 1815 in Schernberg near Sondershausen) Friederike Karoline Sophie Krieger, "von Krieger" (1815), (born January 24, 1798 in Peukendorf ; † September 26, 1888 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Christoph Leopold Krieger , "Von Krieger" (1815), (-) and Friederike Karoline von Selchow (-)

D1. Friederike Karoline Luise Amalie von Fassträger (born December 8, 1820 in Sondershausen, † August 20, 1877 in Rottleben);
⚭ I: (in Grüningen) Baron Hans Bruno von Rüxleben, Herr zu Grüningen , blackburg-rudolstadt chamberlain, (born March 15, 1809 in Auleben; † August 6, 1861 in Biesdorf), son of August von Rüxleben (-) and Wilhelmine of herrings (-);
⚭ II: (May 6, 1865 in Rottleben) Wilhelm von Schlütter († October 7, 1897 in Hildesheim)

C5. ( illegitimate with Louise Friederike Dorothea Fassträger, Fürstlich Schwarzburg-Sondershausener Adel (September 5, 1825 in Sondershausen) as "von Fassträger" , (* August 16, 1765 in Sondershausen; † March 23, 1829 ibid), daughter of Friedrich Ludwig Fassträger, Citizens and butchers, (-) and NN (-))
Güntherine Friederike Karoline Fassträger , legitimation (March 5, 1798 in Sondershausen), ennobled as "von Fassträger" by Prince Günther Friedrich Karl as Imperial Palatine (November 29, 1802 in Sondershausen) , (Born February 19, 1795 in Sondershausen, † June 19, 1875 in Naumburg );
⚭ (September 10, 1810 at the hunting lodge “zum Possen ”, Sondershausen) August Johann Adolf von Weise, ennobled as “von Weise” by Prince Günther Friedrich Karl as Imperial Count Palatine (June 4, 1798 in Sondershausen), Schwarzburg court and chamber councilor , Court marshal and stable master, († August 14, 1855 in Naumburg)

C6. ( illegitimate with Louise Johanne Elisabeth Mucke (* September 7, 1776 in Sondershausen; † November 4, 1847 ibid; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (June 11, 1799 in Sondershausen, ⚮ 1819) Johann Wilhelm Gimmerthal, Upper Government and Consistorial Councilor , († October 7, 1848), daughter of Georg Christian Mucke, groom from Schwarzburg, (-) and NN (-))
Güntherine Wilhelmine Luise Friederike Mucke , legitimation (January 29, 1799 in Sondershausen), (* October 11, 1798 at Ebeleben Palace ; † (20./23.) March 1884 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (December 5, 1816 in Jechaburg ) Friedrich August Wunderlich († (10/13) April 1854 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid)

B2. Katharina Charlotte Friederike Albertine, (born August 2, 1762 in Sondershausen, † January 31, 1801 in Otterwisch );
⚭ (April 11, 1790 in Sondershausen) Prince Friedrich von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (born May 14, 1763 in Sondershausen; † October 26, 1791 in Otterwisch; ▭ ibid), son of Prince August (II.) Von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1738 –1806) and Princess Christine Elisabeth Albertine of Anhalt-Bernburg (1746–1823)

B3. Günther Albrecht August, (born September 6, 1767 in Sondershausen; † June 23, 1833 in Fürstenberg near Sondershausen)

C1. ( illegitimate with Sophie Friederike Büchner (born January 24, 1776 in Frankenhausen);
⚭ () Friedrich Ernst Wunderlich, bailiff zu Keula, (*; †), daughter of Johann Jakob Büchner, Kirchner zu Frankenhausen, (-) and NN (- ))
Karl Friedrich Albrecht , (born January 14, 1798 in Fürstenberg near Sondershausen, † after March 28, 1861);
⚭ (January 6, 1834 in Jechaburg ) Christine Schmidt (* July 1, 1809; † after 1882), daughter of Günther Schmidt, sergeant, (-) and NN (-)

D1. Günther Albrecht, (born July 5, 1830 in Jechaburg)

D2. August Albrecht, (born February 2, 1832 on the Fürstenberg)

D3. Christian Friedrich Albrecht, (born April 7, 1833 on the Fürstenberg)

D4. Johanne Amalie Albrecht, (born June 23, 1836 in Jechaburg, † 1859 in Perleberg)

D5. Dorothea Maria Albrecht, (born June 5, 1838 in Jechaburg)

D6. Karoline Christiane Albrecht, (born August 3, 1840 in Jechaburg)

D7. Anna Christiane Friederike Albrecht, (born May 31, 1842 in Sondershausen)

D8. Therese Helene Albrecht, (born December 6, 1844 in Sondershausen)

D9. Güntherine Klara Albrecht, (* June 2, 1848 in Sondershausen; † April 28, 1849 ibid)

D10. Auguste Anne Albrecht, (* June 2, 1848 in Sondershausen; † March 30, 1849 ibid)

D11. ( illegitimate with Sophie (Johanne Friederike) Schwerdthelm from Osterode, in Clausthal 1820, daughter of NN Schwerdthelm, Fuhrmann in Osterode, (-) and NN (-)) Johanne Dorothée Wilhelmine , (born October 24, 1819 in Osterode am Harz)

D12. ( illegitimate with Dorothée Thienrodt from Wolkramshausen)
Son / daughter , documented in 1821

B4. Caroline Auguste Albertine, Dean of Herford , (born February 19, 1769 in Sondershausen; † August 1, 1819 ibid)

B5. Albertine Wilhelmine Amalie, (born April 5, 1771 in Sondershausen, † April 25, 1829 in Wetzlar; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (March 18, 1795 in Sondershausen, ⚮ August 3, 1801 in Stuttgart) Duke Ferdinand Friedrich August von Württemberg , Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1831), (* October 21, 1763 in Treptow an der Rega , Western Pomerania ; † 20 January 1834 in Wiesbaden ), (⚭ II: (February 23, 1817 in Marseille ) Princess Kunigunde Walpurga Pauline von Metternich-Winneburg and Beilstein (born November 29, 1771 in Koblenz; † June 23, 1855 in Vienna-Hietzing), daughter by Franz Georg Carl Joseph Johann Nepomuk von Metternich-Winneburg and Beilstein (1746–1818) and Countess Maria Beatrix Antonia Aloysia von Kageneck (1754–1828)), son of Duke Friedrich II. Eugen von Württemberg (1732–1797) and Margravine Friederike Dorothea Sophia of Brandenburg-Schwedt (1736–1798)

B6. Johann Karl Günther, Electorate General of Hanover (born June 24, 1772 in Sondershausen; † November 16, 1842 in Otterwisch ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (July 5, 1811 in Coswig) Princess Güntherine von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (born July 24, 1791 in Otterwisch; † October 30, 1875 in Neumünster near Zurich), daughter of Prince Friedrich von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1763–1791) and princess Friederike von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1762–1801)

C1. Karl Friedrich Christian Günther, (born April 11, 1812 in Arnstadt; † April 24, 1812 ibid)

C2. Luise Friederike Albertine Pauline, (* March 12, 1813 in Sondershausen, † May 30, 1848 in Otterwisch);
⚭ (August 7, 1847 in Grindelwald ) Freiherr Wilhelm Albrecht von Götz, Canon of Meißen , (* August 26, 1815; † May 1, 1871 in Zwickau), (⚭ II: (September 21, 1854 in Leipzig) Auguste Karoline Johanne von Egidy (born September 22, 1806 in Kamenz ; † March 31, 1881 in Dresden), son of Freiherr Karl Friedrich von Götz (-) and Countess Amalie Christine Florentine von Ronow and Biberstein (1772/1782) -)

C3. Adolf Karl Friedrich Christian Günther, (* September 20, 1815 in Arnstadt; † March 15, 1816 ibid)

C4. Charlotte Amalie Friederike Albertine, (born September 7, 1816 in Arnstadt, † February 7, 1912 in Glockenthal near Thun ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (February 26, 1856 in Münsingen ) Freiherr Johann Heinrich von Jud, Schwarzburg-Sondershausener Freiherrenstand (February 1, 1856 in Sondershausen), (born May 21, 1825 in Eichholz; † January 13, 1864 in Málaga ; ▭ ibid), son by Jakob Jud (-) and Susanne Schulthess (-)

B7. ( illegitimate with Johanna Eleonore Albertine Brandau († 23 August 1812 in Bönnigheim )) Johanna Albertine (Jeannette) Brandau , mentally ill (1810), (* (1776); † 18 February 1847 in Arnstadt)

B8. ( illegitimate with Johanna Eleonore Albertine Brandau († 23 August 1812 in Bönnigheim)) Henriette Albertine Brandau (* (1777); † before March 2, 1847);
⚭ () Christian Friedrich Heinrich Nagler, art gardener in Arnstadt

B9. ( illegitimate with Johanna Eleonore Albertine Brandau († 23 August 1812 in Bönnigheim)) Heinrich Gottlob Moritz Brandau (* (1778); † 28 December 1810 in Arnstadt; ▭ ibid)

B10. ( illegitimate with Johanna Caroline Friederike Mönch (* July 4, 1766; † February 6, 1852), daughter of Simon Gottfried Mönch, foot guard lieutenant, (-) and NN (-))
Christiane Eleonore Friederike Mönch (* 1788 in Sondershausen; † November 11, 1850 ibid);
⚭ (September 24, 1805 in Sondershausen) Georg Friedrich Keyser, Princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Superintendent and Consistorial Councilor, († May 3, 1842 in Sondershausen)

C1. Gustav Adolf Keyser , Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Adel (August 7, 1866 in Sondershausen) as "von Keyser" , real privy councilor and minister of state (1862–1877), (born March 30, 1807 in Sondershausen; † August 29, 1901 ibid);
⚭ I: (June 24, 1838 in Straussberg) Marie Auguste Hermine Krieger (* July 20, 1815 in Straussberg, † January 24, 1870 in Sondershausen);
⚭ II: (October 23, 1880 in Sondershausen) Frieda Rasch (* July 1, 1841 in Hanover; † April 22, 1935 in Sondershausen), (⚭ I: () Viktor von Rüxleben, princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausen chamberlain and court stable master)

B11. ( illegitimate with Johanna Caroline Friederike Mönch (* July 4, 1766; † February 6, 1852), daughter of Simon Gottfried Mönch, foot guard lieutenant, (-) and NN (-))
Günther Gottfried Mönch , Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Adel (19 April 1817 in Sondershausen) as "von Munch" , princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausen head forest master (* December 27, 1792; † October 10, 1860);
⚭ (December 1820) Therese (von) Ebart, daughter of (August Johann Friedrich Ebart, Princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Chamber President, (-) and Maria Magdalena Schneidewind (-))

C1. Günther von Munch, Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Chamberlain, (born September 7, 1823 in Sondershausen; † January 11, 1885 ibid);
⚭ (June 21, 1861 in Berlin) Klara von Thümen (born March 8, 1837 in Klein Briesen ; † October 21, 1884 in Sondershausen), daughter of Karl von Thümen, zu Klein Briesen, Wüsten-Rogäsen , Klein Lübars and Glienicke ( –1853) and Freiin Elise von Voelderndorff and Waradein (-)

D1. Egon von Munch (born August 17, 1863 in Sondershausen; † December 24, 1930 in Frankfurt an der Oder );
⚭ (1887 in Dessau) Hedwig Bresgen (born November 11, 1866 in Weißenfels ; † May 15, 1936 in Frankfurt an der Oder)

E1. Günther von Munch (born July 10, 1889 in Karlsruhe);
⚭ (June 8, 1921 in Bernburg) Martha Richert (born April 10, 1890 in Bernburg)

E2. Egon von Munch (born August 29, 1891 in Karlsruhe);
⚭ I: (September 14, 1922 in Hamburg, ⚮ 1928) Elli Schurig (born January 25, 1892 in Leipzig);
⚭ II: (February 2, 1929 in Vienna) Olga Nikolits von Königsbrück (* March 19, 1900 in St. Pölten)

E3. Editha von Munch (born August 22, 1892 in Bad Herrenalb )

E4. Hedwig von Munch (born February 24, 1901 in Lahr , Baden, † July 31, 1976)

D2. Editha von Munch (born August 10, 1867 in Sondershausen, † 1935 in Görlitz );
⚭ I: (July 31, 1888 in Wittenberg ) Franz von Reichenbach († March 24, 1891 in Berlin);
⚭ II: (December 30, 1893 in Dresden) Emil Brode

A5. Johann Günther , (born October 13, 1737 in Ebeleben; † January 20, 1738 ibid)

A6. August (II.) , Buys Otterwisch Castle in 1779 , (* December 8, 1738 in Ebeleben; † February 10, 1806 in Sondershausen; ▭ at the cemetery there);
⚭ (April 27, 1762 in Bernburg) Princess Christine Elisabeth Albertine of Anhalt-Bernburg (born November 14, 1746 in Bernburg; † May 18, 1823 in Coswig), daughter of Prince Victor Friedrich von Anhalt-Bernburg (1700–1765) and Margravine Sophie Friederike Albertine of Brandenburg-Schwedt (1712–1750)

B1. Friedrich Christian Karl Albert, (born May 14, 1763 in Sondershausen; † October 26, 1791 in Otterwisch ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (April 11, 1790 in Sondershausen) Princess Friederike von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (born August 2, 1762 in Sondershausen, † January 31, 1801 in Otterwisch), daughter of Prince Christian Günther von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1736–1794) and Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine of Anhalt-Bernburg (1737–1777)

C1. Güntherine Friederike Charlotte Albertine, sold in 1852 Otterwisch Castle , (* July 24, 1791 in Otterwisch; † October 30, 1875 in Neumünster near Zurich );
⚭ (July 5, 1811 in Coswig) Prince Karl von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen , (born June 24, 1772 in Sondershausen; † November 16, 1842 in Otterwisch; ▭ ibid), son of Prince Christian Günther von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1736–1794 ) and Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine of Anhalt-Bernburg (1737–1777)

B2. Katharina Christiane Wilhelmine, (* June 27, 1764 in Sondershausen; † February 21, 1775 ibid; ▭ in the city ​​church, ibid)

B3. Albertine Charlotte Auguste , (born February 1, 1768 in Sondershausen; † December 26, 1849 in Arolsen ; ▭ in the hereditary burial Hagenburg zu Rhoden );
⚭ (September 12, 1784 in Otterwisch ) Prince Georg I of Waldeck and Pyrmont (born May 6, 1747 in Arolsen; † September 9, 1813 in Pyrmont), son of Prince Karl August Friedrich von Waldeck and Pyrmont (1704–1763) and Countess Palatine Christiane Henriette von Zweibrücken (1725–1816)

B4. Wilhelm Ludwig Günther, (* July 16, 1770 in Sondershausen; † August 19, 1807 in Bamberg)

B5. Alexius Karl August, (* July 15, 1773 in Sondershausen; † May 29, 1777 ibid; ▭ in the city ​​church ibid)

B6. Friederike Albertine Johanna Elisabeth, (born October 4, 1774 in Sondershausen, † July 26, 1806 at Wittgenstein Castle );
⚭ (May 31, 1796 in Coswig) Count Friedrich Karl zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein , elevation to the imperial prince status by Emperor Franz II (June 20, 1801 in Vienna), (* February 23, 1766 at Wittgenstein Castle; † 8. April 1837 ibid), (⚭ II: (morning) (April 4, 1807) Baroness Luise Henriette von Köhler, née Langenbach, Prussian nobility and baron class (September 30, 1837 in Berlin) than von Köhler , Grand Ducal Hessian nobility (27. September 1908 in Darmstadt), (* 23 November 1790; † 18 June 1864)), son of Count Johann Ludwig zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (1740–1797) and Countess Friederike Caroline Louise von Pückler and Limpurg (1738–1772 )

The princes of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1790–1918) went out in 1971

Friedrich Karl , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1790–1793), (born June 7, 1736 in Rudolstadt; † April 13, 1793 there, stroke ; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ I: (October 21, 1763 in Schwarzburg) Princess Friederike Sophie Auguste von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (* August 17, 1745 in Rudolstadt; † January 26, 1778 there; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Prince Johann Friedrich von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt ( 1721–1767) and Princess Bernhardine Christiane Sophie of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1724–1757);
⚭ II: (November 28, 1780 in Roda ) Princess Auguste Louise Friederike von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg (born November 30, 1752 in Roda; † May 28, 1805 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in Schwarzburg), daughter of Prince Johann August von Sachsen -Gotha-Altenburg (1704–1767) and Countess Louise Reuss zu Schleiz, since 1734 co-ruling Countess of Limpurg in Gaildorf, (1726–1773). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Friederike , (* May 12, 1765 in Rudolstadt; † February 5, 1767 ibid; ▭ in the city ​​church , ibid)

A2. [I] Ludwig Friedrich II. , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1793–1807), (born August 9, 1767 in Rudolstadt; † April 28, 1807 ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid);
⚭ (July 21, 1791 in Homburg vor der Höhe ) Landgravine Karoline von Hessen-Homburg , regent (1807-1814), (born August 26, 1771 in Homburg vor der Höhe; † June 20, 1854 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the town church St. Andreas, ibid), daughter of Landgrave Friedrich V. von Hessen-Homburg (1748–1820) and Landgravine Karoline von Hessen-Darmstadt (1746–1821)

B1. Karoline Auguste Friederike Cäcilie , (* July 17, 1792 in Rudolstadt; † March 4, 1794 ibid)

B2. Friedrich Günther , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1807–1867), minorenn, until 1814 under the tutelage of his mother Karoline , Prussian Major General, Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1834), (born November 6, 1793 in Rudolstadt; † June 28 1867 at Heidecksburg Castle , ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid, reburied in Schwarzburg 1895);
⚭ I: (April 15, 1816 in Dessau) Princess Auguste von Anhalt-Dessau (* August 18, 1793 in Dessau; † June 12, 1854 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the Old Cemetery, ibid, reburied in Schwarzburg 1895), daughter of Hereditary Prince Friedrich von Anhalt-Dessau (1769–1814) and Landgravine Amalie von Hessen-Homburg (1774–1846);
⚭ II: ( morning ) (August 7, 1855 in Dresden) Countess Helene von Reina, adopted by Prince Wilhelm von Anhalt-Dessau (August 1, 1855: Princess of Anhalt), (* March 1, 1835 in Dessau; † 6 June 1860 in Rudolstadt), daughter of Prince Georg von Anhalt-Dessau (1796–1865) and Baron Therese Emma von Erdmannsdorff , Countess von Reina (1831), (1807–1848);
⚭ III: ( morning ) (September 24, 1861 in Schwarzburg) Marie Lydia Schultze, nobility and barons from Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt as von Brockenburg (September 24, 1861 in Rudolstadt), Countess von Brockenburg (November 6, 1864 in Rudolstadt), (* October 22, 1840 in Insterburg ; † March 19, 1909 in Bern ; ▭ ibid), (⚭ II: (July 30, 1873 in Berlin) Dr. med. Marcellus von Nencki , Professor of Chemistry at the University of Bern , ( * January 15, 1847 in Boczki , Kalisz Voivodeship ; † October 14, 1901 in Saint Petersburg )), daughter of Karl Ludwig Otto Schultze, district doctor, (-) and Amalie Charlotte Katharina Zanth (-)

C1. [I] Friedrich Günther , (born January 31, 1818 in Rudolstadt; † March 16, 1821 ibid)

C2. [I] Günther , (* November 5, 1821 in Rudolstadt; † November 11, 1845 there; ▭ in the city church of Rudolstadt)

C3. [I] Gustav Adolf, (* January 7, 1828 in Rudolstadt; † November 30, 1837 there)

C4. [II] Helene , prince in Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt as Princess von Leutenberg "Highness" (June 21, 1860 in Rudolstadt; Austrian recognition July 7, 1860), (* June 2, 1860 in Rudolstadt; † May 17, 1937 in Hanover);
⚭ (January 24, 1884 in Rudolstadt) Prince Hans Heinrich Friedrich August von Schoenaich-Carolath, Prussian Colonel, (born August 26, 1849 in Saabor ; † (May 5th / 6th) May 1910 in Hanover), son of Prince Ferdinand Heinrich Erdmann von Schoenaich-Carolath (1818–1893) and Princess Johanna (Jenny) Reuss zu Köstritz (1820–1878)

C5. [II] Günther Sizzo , Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt prince status as Prince von Leutenberg "Highness" (June 21, 1860 in Rudolstadt; Austrian recognition July 7, 1860), Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt award as Prince of Schwarzburg , to Großharthau (November 8, 1896) , Prussian and royal Saxon lieutenant colonel, (born June 3, 1860 in Rudolstadt, † March 24, 1926 in Großharthau );
⚭ (January 25, 1897 in Dessau) Princess Alexandra Therese Marie von Anhalt (born April 4, 1868 in Dessau; † August 26, 1958 in Schwetzingen ), daughter of Duke Friedrich I of Anhalt , Duke of Saxony, Engern and Westphalia, Count of Askania, (1831–1904) and Princess Antoinette of Saxony-Altenburg (1838–1908)

D1. Marie Antoinette , (born February 7, 1898 in Großharthau , † November 4, 1984 in Blumenthal Castle , Klingen in Aichach );
⚭ (January 4, 1925 in Wildenfels ) Friedrich Magnus V, Count zu Solms -Wildenfels in Wildenfels (born November 1, 1886 in Wildenfels; † September 6, 1945 in Großschweidnitz ), son of Count Friedrich Magnus IV. Zu Solms-Wildenfels in Wildenfels (1847–1910) and Countess Jacqueline Christiane Anne Adelaide von Bentinck (1855–1933)

D2. Irene , (* May 27, 1899 in Großharthau; † February 28, 1939 in Munich )

D3. Friedrich Günther von Schwarzburg , head of the house with the in-house title of Prince zu Schwarzburg (1926–1971), (* March 5, 1901 in Großharthau; †† November 9, 1971 in Munich; ▭ at the Waldfriedhof , Munich);
⚭ (March 7, 1938 in Heinrichau ; ⚮ November 1, 1938 in Bautzen ) Sophie Luise Adelheid Marie Olga Carola, Princess of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach, Duchess of Saxony, (* March 20, 1911 in Weimar ; † November 21, 1988 in Hamburg ), daughter of Grand Duke Wilhelm Ernst of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1876–1923) and Princess Feodora of Saxe-Meiningen (1890–1972)

→ family extinct (ultimus familiae)

C6. ( illegitimate with Friederike Thorwart (* March 13, 1820; † July 18, 1884 in Rudolstadt), (⚭ (August 15, 1847 in Katzhütte ) Friedrich Macheleidt († September 22, 1889 in Rudolstadt)), daughter of Johann Georg Thorwart, Manual workers, (-) and NN (-))
Marie , Macheleidt, declared marital by Friedrich Macheleidt (December 20, 1858), (* April 12, 1843 in Frankfurt am Main)

C7. ( illegitimate with Friederike Thorwart) Emma , Macheleidt, declared marital by Friedrich Macheleidt (December 20, 1858), (* December 12, 1846 in Neuhaus near Coburg);
⚭ (before 1884) NN Graef, teacher in Frankfurt am Main

C8. ( illegitimate with Friederike Thorwart) Helene Macheleidt, (born November 7, 1848 in Rudolstadt)

B3. Thekla , (born February 23, 1795 in Rudolstadt; † January 4, 1861 in Gauernitz );
⚭ (April 11, 1817) Prince Otto Victor von Schönburg -Waldenburg (born March 1, 1785 in Waldenburg ; † February 16, 1859 in Leipzig), son of Prince Otto Carl Friedrich von Schönburg - Waldenburg (1758–1800) and Countess Henriette Eleonore Elisabeth Reuss zu Köstritz (1755–1829)

B4. Karoline , (* 7 (June / November) 1796 in Rudolstadt; † December 18, 1796 ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid)

B5. Albert , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1867–1869), Prussian major general, (born April 30, 1798 at Heidecksburg Castle , Rudolstadt; † November 26, 1869 there);
⚭ (July 26, 1827 at Schönhausen Palace ) Princess Auguste Luise Therese Mathilde zu Solms-Braunfels (born July 25, 1804 in Triesdorf ; † October 8, 1865 in Eichberg near Eltville ), daughter of Prince Friedrich Wilhelm zu Solms-Braunfels (1770 –1814) and Princess Friederike von Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1778–1841)

C1. Karl Günther Friedrich Ernst Wilhelm, (born April 30, 1828 in Rudolstadt; † May 9, 1828 ibid; ▭ ibid)

C2. Elisabeth , zu Crossen bei Zeutsch (1869), (born October 1, 1833 in Rudolstadt; † November 27, 1896 in Detmold ; ▭ in the town church of Rudolstadt);
⚭ (April 17, 1852 in Rudolstadt) Prince Leopold III. zur Lippe-Detmold (born September 1, 1821 in Detmold; † December 8, 1875 there), son of Prince Leopold II. zur Lippe-Detmold (1796–1851) and Princess Emilie von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1800–1867)

C3. Georg Albert, Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1869–1890), Prussian General of the Cavalry, Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1888), (born November 23, 1838 in Rudolstadt; † January 19, 1890 ibid; ▭ in the city church ibid )

D1. ( illegitimate with Mathilde Oppel, from the Op (p) elei near Schwarzburg, (* June 3, 1852 Schweizerhaus; † after 1898), (⚭ (May 24, 1886/28 February 1888 in Wenigenjena ) Karl Münster), daughter of Leopold Oppel, zoo gardener, (-) and NN (-))
Frieda Gertrud Oppel , (born January 25, 1883 in Weißenfels )

C4. Ernst Heinrich , (born March 15, 1848 in Rudolstadt; † March 19, 1848 ibid; ▭ ibid)

B6. Bernhard , (born June 23, 1801 in Rudolstadt; † January 26, 1816 ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid)

B7. Rudolf , (born June 23, 1801 in Rudolstadt; † July 21, 1808 ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid)

A3. [I] Therese Sophie Henriette , (* March 31, 1770 in Rudolstadt; † May 23, 1783 ibid; ▭ in the town church of St. Andreas, ibid)

A4. [I] Karl Günther , (* August 23, 1771 in Rudolstadt; † February 4, 1825 there; ▭ in the town church of St. Andreas, ibid);
⚭ (June 19, 1793 in Homburg vor der Höhe) Landgravine Luise Ulrike von Hessen-Homburg (born October 26, 1772 in Homburg vor der Höhe; † September 18, 1854 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the town church of St. Andreas, ibid), Daughter of Landgrave Friedrich V von Hessen-Homburg (1748–1820) and Landgravine Karoline von Hessen-Darmstadt (1746–1821)

B1. Friedrich , (* † October 6, 1798 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid)

B2. Ludwig Heinrich Theodor, (* May 9, 1800 in Rudolstadt; † July 20, 1800 ibid; ▭ in the cemetery, ibid)

B3. Franz Friedrich Karl Adolf , imperial field marshal lieutenant , (born September 27, 1801 in Rudolstadt; † July 1, 1875 ibid; ▭ in the city church, ibid);
⚭ (September 27, 1847 in Waldenburg) Princess Mathilde von Schönburg-Waldenburg (born November 18, 1826 in Waldenburg; † March 22, 1914 Rudolstadt), daughter of Prince Otto Victor von Schönburg -Waldenburg (1785-1859) and Princess Thekla von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1795–1861)

C1. Marie Karoline Auguste, (born January 29, 1850 in Rudolstadt, † April 22, 1922 in The Hague );
⚭ (July 4, 1868 in Rudolstadt) Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (* February 28, 1823 in Ludwigslust ; † April 15, 1883 in Schwerin ), (⚭ I: (November 3, 1849 in Ludwigslust) Princess Auguste Reuss zu Köstritz (born May 26, 1822 in Klipphausen ; † March 3, 1862 in Schwerin), daughter of Prince Heinrich LXIII. Reuss zu Köstritz (1786–1841) and Countess Eleonore zu Stolberg-Wernigerode (1801–1827)), son by Grand Duke Paul Friedrich of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1800–1842) and Princess Alexandrine of Prussia (1803–1892)

C2. Günther Victor , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1890–1918) (abdication on November 23, 1918), Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1909–1918) (abdication on November 25, 1918), Prince of Schwarzburg, Count von Hohnstein, Lord von Arnstadt, Sondershausen, Leutenberg, Blankenburg, etc. (1909), Prussian general of the cavalry, knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1895), (born August 21, 1852 in Rudolstadt; † April 16, 1925 in Sondershausen);
⚭ (December 9, 1891 in Rudolstadt) Princess Anna Louise von Schönburg-Waldenburg (born February 19, 1871 at Hermsdorf Castle ; † November 7, 1951 at Sondershausen Castle ), daughter of Prince Georg von Schönburg -Waldenburg (1828–1900) and Princess Luise Adelheid Karoline Alexandrine Anna Maria Elisabeth Philippine zu Bentheim-Tecklenburg (1844–1922)

C3. Thekla , (* August 12, 1859 in Rudolstadt; † February 5, 1939 at Heidecksburg Castle, ibid.)

C4. Luise , (born January 5, 1862 in Rudolstadt, † June 7, 1867 in Droyßig )

B4. Karoline Auguste Luise Amalie, (born April 4, 1804 in Rudolstadt, † January 14, 1829 ibid);
⚭ (August 6, 1825 in Rudolstadt) Prince Georg von Anhalt-Dessau (* February 21, 1796 in Dessau; † October 16, 1865 in Dresden), (⚭ II: ( morg. ) (October 4, 1831 in Dresden) Freiin Therese Emma von Erdmannsdorff, Countess von Reina (1831), (born September 12, 1807 in Wittenberg; † 28 (January / February) 1848 in Mannheim), daughter of Baron Alexander Ferdinand von Erdmannsdorff, on Hohenahlsdorf, (1774-1845) and Freiin Louise Friederike von Erdmannsdorff (1783–1814)), son of Hereditary Prince Friedrich von Anhalt-Dessau (1769–1814) and Landgravine Amalie von Hessen-Homburg (1774–1846)

B5. Wilhelm Friedrich, (born May 31, 1806 in Rudolstadt; † May 6, 1849 in Dresden during the Dresden May Uprising )

B6. Karoline Irene Marie , (born April 6, 1809 in Rudolstadt, † March 29, 1833 in Arnstadt);
⚭ (March 12, 1827 in Rudolstadt) Prince Günther Friedrich Carl II. Von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (born September 24, 1801 in Sondershausen; † September 15, 1889 ibid), (⚭ II: (May 29, 1835 in Öhringen ; ⚮ 5 May 1852) Princess Mathilde zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen (born July 3, 1814 in Öhringen; † June 3, 1888 at Mirabell Palace near Salzburg ), daughter of Prince Friedrich August II. Karl zu Hohenlohe-Oehringen (1784-1853) and Duchess Luise von Württemberg (1789–1851)), son of Prince Günther Friedrich Carl I von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1760–1837) and Princess Wilhelmine Friederike Karoline von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1774–1854)

A5. [I]Wilhelmine Friederike Karoline , ref name = "Schwennicke320" /> separates from her husband and lives from 1816 to 1854 in the New Palace in Arnstadt, (* January 21, 1774 in Rudolstadt; † January 11, 1854 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the royal crypt in the old cemetery there );
⚭ (June 23, 1799 in Rudolstadt) Prince Günther Friedrich Carl I of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen , Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1794–1835), abdication 1835, (* December 5, 1760 in Sondershausen; † April 22, 1837 on the Jagdschloss “zum Possen ”, Sondershausen; ▭ in Ebeleben), son of Prince Christian Günther von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1736–1794) and Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine von Anhalt-Bernburg (1737–1777)

A6. [I] Christiane Luise , (* November 2, 1775 in Rudolstadt; † December 25, 1808 in Kassel ; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (April 10, 1796 in Rudolstadt) Landgrave Ernst Konstantin von Hessen-Philippsthal , Dutch general, Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (1810), (* August 8, 1771 in Philippsthal ; † December 25, 1849 in Meiningen ), (⚭ II: (February 17, 1812 in Kassel) Princess Karoline von Hessen-Philippsthal (born February 10, 1793 in Kassel; † February 9, 1869 in Meiningen), daughter of Landgrave Karl von Hessen-Philippsthal (1757–1793) and Princess Victoria Amalie Ernestine von Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym (1772–1817)), son of Landgrave Wilhelm von Hessen-Philippsthal (1726–1810) and Landgravine Ulrike Eleonore von Hessen-Philippsthal-Barchfeld (1732–1795)

The von Schwarzenfels family of the Counts of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen

Anton Heinrich , Count of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1586–1638), (* October 7, 1571 in Sondershausen; † August 10, 1638 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid). He had the following illegitimate offspring from his connection with NN Offmey (Offenyi; Offeney):

Talking coat of arms of those of Schwarzenfels

A1. Johann Heinrich Oberhaupt , (June 17th, 1641 in Regensburg HRR ) as "Oberhaupt von Schwarzenfels" (Oberheupt von Schwarzenfeld) ( sic ), zu Elleben and Bösleben , Schwarzburg stable master, member of the Fruit-Bringing Society (1651), (* 1604 in Frankenhausen; † after 1654);
⚭ (June 17, 1638 in Sondershausen) Anna Maria von Teutleben adH Laucha (* July 21, 1620 in Weimar; † January 8, 1683 in Arnstadt)

B1. Floriane Sophie , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ 13 August 1639 in Arnstadt; † (7/8) June 1711 in Zeitz);
⚭ (February 27, 1666 in Arnstadt) Johann Heinrich Günther von Griesheim , on Obertau, Sinderstedt, Heerda, Drachendorf, Langen-Elxleben and Dörnfeld, councilor in Zeitz, dean of Naumburg, privy councilor, (November 1666) court master of Duke Friedrich I . von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg , (born August 31, 1635 in Arnstadt, † March 4, 1719 in Zeitz)

B2. Anna Margareta , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ January 3, 1641 in Arnstadt; † September 17, 1686 ibid)

B3. Anton Günther , calls himself "von Schwarzenfels", zu Altenberga , Altendorf , Rodigast , Bösleben and Elleben, Saxon-Weimar Privy Councilor (1687), Oberhofmarschall (1697), (* (1642); † November 20, 1700 in Weimar; ▭ in Altenberga);
⚭ ((1676 in Zeitz)) Anna Marie von Schönberg (* (1649); † January 27, 1723 in Weimar; ▭ in Altenberga), daughter of Adam Wolf von Schönberg zu Weihe (–1652) and Anna Katharina von Pflugk adH Geussnitz (-)

C1. Anton Ludwig , zu Altenberga, zu Uhlstädt (1718), Altendorf and Rodigast, Saxe-Gotha real privy councilor, chamber director for Friedenstein, court judge at Jena, governor of the offices of Leuchtenburg and Orlamünde, (born May 19, 1677 in Weimar; † July 28 1725 in Hummelshain; ▭ in Altenberga);
⚭ (before September 7, 1702 in Weimar) Dorothea von Münchhausen (* September 5, 1685; † July 3, 1736 in Uhlstädt; ▭ in Altenberga), daughter of Gerlach Heinrich (Heino) von Münchhausen zu Steinburg (1652–1710) and Katharina Sophie von Selmnitz adH Rehra (1665–1735)

D1. Anton Günther (* May 8, 1703 in Altenberga; † May 11, 1703 ibid; ▭ ibid)

D2. Sophie Elisabeth (born June 16, 1704 in Altenberga; † July 29, 1722 in Gotha; ▭ in Altenberga);
⚭ (May 5, 1721 in Zedlitz) Bodo Wilhelm from Winckel zu Wettin and Nenkersdorf († September 4, 1742 in Zedlitz), son of Otto Christopher from Winckel, Lord of Wettin and Kriegsdorf, (1665–1738) and Christine Lucie von Gladebeck (1671–1723)

D3. Dorothea Luise (* (1705); † October 29, 1712 in Gotha; ▭ in Altenberga)

D4. Christiane (born September 11, 1706 in Altenberga; † September 20, 1706 ibid; ▭ ibid)

D5. Charlotte Marianne (born January 9, 1708 in Altenberga)
⚭ () NN of Voigtstädt

D6. Friedrich , zu Altenberga and Altendorf, Saxon-Gotha real privy councilor, chamber president and state director of the Principality of Altenburg, court judge of Jena, (born January 13, 1710 in Steinburg ; † November 13, 1775 in Altenberga; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (October 29, 1737 in Coburg) Charlotte Sabine von Hanstein († October 14, 1792 in Gotha), daughter of Adam von Hanstein zu Limburg, Bornhagen, ((1668–1748)) and Sophie Magdalene von Schaumberg (-)

E1. Friedrich Karl Adam , zu Altenberga, Altendorf, Rodigast and Uhlstädt, ducal-Saxon privy councilor and government chancellor of Altenburg, captain of the Tonna rule, court assessor of Jena, (* December 15, 1738 in Gotha; † (1./2. ) November 1789 in Altenberga; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (May 13, 1765 in Thüngen ) Freiin Juliane Charlotte Luise von Thüngen (born January 23, 1742 in Thüngen; † September 11, 1790 in Altenberga; ▭ ibid), daughter of Baron Philipp Christoph Dietrich zu Thüngen (1696–1780) and Elisabeth Dorothea Philippine Sophie Schenkin zu Schweinsberg (1716–1753)

F1. Luise Friederike Charlotte (born July 2, 1766 in Gotha, † after July 9, 1812);
⚭ (May 1, 1791 in Meuselwitz) August Wilhelm von Ende (* 1747 in Merseburg), son of Karl Gottlob von Ende (–1771) and Christiana Friderika von Zech (–1784)

F2. Auguste Friederike Marianne (born October 1768; ▭ 10 August 1792 in Darmstadt);
⚭ (June 2, 1791 in Weisbach) Freiherr Ludwig Friedrich Reinhard von Wallbrunn , Oberapellationspräsident zu Darmstadt (1792)

F3. Charlotte Amalie Friederike (born April 11, 1769 in Altenberga; † November 28, 1797 ibid);
⚭ (October 15, 1797 in Altenberga) Freiherr Veit Ludwig II. Von Seckendorff (* March 2, 1763; † January 6 (1826/1827)), son of Friedrich Carl von Seckendorff (1727–1799) and Charlotte Friederike Henriette von Tümpling (1737–1794)

F4. Ernst Friedrich Philipp , zu Altenberga and Uhlstädt, ducal Saxon-Altenburg privy councilor, Canon zu Naumburg (1797), (born June 24, 1778 in Altenberga; † February 20, 1855 ibid);
⚭ (September 9, 1798 in Altenburg) Juliane Emilie von Seebach (* (1780); † March 2, 1850 in Altenburg; ▭ ibid), daughter of Karl Ludwig Alexander von Seebach zu Großfahner (-1825) and Karoline Christiane von Mandelsloh ( 1760–1791)

→ Family extinct (ultimus familiae) - left names, coats of arms and goods to Baron Alexander von Rothkirch and Trach (1818–1890), Baron von Rothkirch and Trach, known as von Schwarzenfels

G1. Juliane Elisabeth (born September 11, 1799 in Altenberga; † May 12, 1808 ibid; ▭ ibid)

E2. Friedrich Christoph , Major General

E3. Luise Christiane Charlotte (born September 27, 1747 in Gotha; † 1811);
⚭ (29 August 1767 (1769)) Baron Johann Sigmund Charles I of Thüngen , the Imperial Chamber President in Wetzlar (1772-1800), Lord of the Manor of Zeitlofs , Burgsinn , Rossbach , Tetter, Weissbach , Höllerich, Hess Village, Erbküchenmeister in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Würzburg , ( * August 30, 1730 in Zeitlofs; † February 19, 1800 in Wetzlar), (⚭ I: () Anna Charlotte von Thüngen (* before October 12, 1740; † August 17, 1760), daughter of Adam Sigmund von Thüngen (1687 –1745) and Anna von Jost (1715–1778)), son of Freiherr Philipp Christoph Dietrich von Thüngen (1696–1780) and Juliane Sophie Elisabeth Schenkin zu Schweinsberg (1708–1734)

E4. Anna Charlotte Friederike (born August 16, 1748 in Gotha)

E5. August Ernst (born February 14, 1750 in Altenberga; † February 16, 1750 in Gotha; ▭ ibid)

E6. Auguste Wilhelmine (born July 18, 1752 in Altenberga)

D7. Magdalene Auguste (born April 16, 1711 in Altenberga)

D8. Johanne Friederike

D9. Anton Gerlach , zu Uhlstädt, councilor in Rudolstadt (April 29, 1733), counselor in Stade (1734–1745), assessor at the Imperial Court of Justice in Wetzlar, (* July 3, 1712 in Gotha; † April 22, 1752 in Wetzlar due to hemorrhage ) ;
⚭ (August 17, 1742 in Uhlstädt) Charlotte Friederike von Uffel (* (1722); † July 13, 1795 in Uhlstädt), daughter of Christian von Uffel auf Trinzut, Canon of Naumburg, ducal Saxon-Gotha real privy councilor, chamber president and supervisor zu Eisenberg, (-) and Henriette Sophia von Einsiedel (1694–1723)

E1. Wilhelmine Friederike Sophie (born June 15, 1744 in Uhlstädt; † March 5, 1762 ibid; ▭ ibid)

E2. Karl Christian Anton , zu Uhlstädt, Vice-Chancellor of Altenburg, (born June 17, 1748 in Wetzlar; † 1775)

D10. Friederike Sophie ,
⚭ (1728 in Altenberga) Hans Karl Heinrich von Koippy / Koppig († Culm 1750)

D11. Wilhelm (Gerlach) Ludwig , royal Polish, electoral Saxon district councilor on Unter-Freyberg, ((* May 16, 1716; † June 19, 1763 in Erlebach));
⚭ (August 8, 1738 in Kloschwitz) Christina Wilhelmina von Beulwitz († June 8, 1767 in Adorf; ▭ in Erlebach), daughter of Alexander Christian von Beulwitz auf Erlebach (-) and Agnes Dorothea von Reibold adH Kloschwitz (-)

E1. Wilhelm Gerlach Adolf , on Unter-Freyberg, zu Burkersdorf (1777–1785), ducal Chamberlain and Rittmeister, Württemberg major general (1776), (born June 22, 1739 in Adorf; † September 4, 1793)

C2. Ludwig Günther (* December 24, 1679 in Zeitz; † April 5, 1681 ibid)

C3. Maria Elisabeth (born June 21, 1681 in Zeitz)

C4. Sophie Elisabeth (born July 13, 1683; † December 29, 1734 in Weimar; ▭ in Altenberga);
⚭ (August 24, 1705 in Altenberga) Freiherr August Friedrich Gotthilf Marschall called Greiff , ducal Saxon-Weimar secret council and high marshal of Erlebach , Einöd, Oßmannstedt , Ilmsdorf and Beulbar (1714–1728), († 1740), son of Hans Christoph Marshal called Greiff, (–1686) and Catharina von Buttlar (-)

C5. Charlotte Marianne († September 11, 1705 in Weimar; ▭ in Altenberga)

C6. Antoinette Luise (born November 5, 1692 in Wildenborn ; † January 23, 1726 in Kahla; ▭ in Altenberga)
⚭ () NN (Adam Hermann) von Kötschau (Saxon-Weimar stable master; † after 1730)

B4. Anna Magdalena , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ May 1, 1644 in Arnstadt; † February 9, 1697 ibid)

B5. Sophia Dorothea , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ September 8, 1645 in Arnstadt; † May 24, 1646 ibid)

B6. Juliane Elisabeth , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ December 4, 1646 in Arnstadt; † March 13, 1700 ibid)

B7. Johanne Dorothea , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ March 19, 1648 in Arnstadt; † November 26, 1648 ibid)

B8. Klara Sabine , calls herself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ July 1, 1649 in Arnstadt; † before 1700)

B9. Eleonore , calls himself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ June 8, 1651 in Arnstadt; † January 20, 1652 ibid)

B10. Euphrosyne , calls himself "von Schwarzenfels", (~ August 27, 1652 in Arnstadt; † July 20, 1653 ibid)

B11. Johann Heinrich , calls himself "von Schwarzenfels", governor, (~ January 31, 1654 in Arnstadt; † (1693/1700));
⚭ () Rosina Juliana von Helldorff († May 29, 1693 in Arnstadt)

C1. Wilhelmine Ernestine

C2. Johanne Henriette

B12. Johann Ernst , calls himself "von Schwarzenfels", ducal Saxon court and government councilor, (born January 24, 1655 in Arnstadt; † April 5, 1700 ibid)

A2. Anna Katharina († (1680));
⚭ (around 1644) Henrik Hansson Kråka, Swedish lieutenant colonel, Swedish nobility (June 12, 1647) as "Krakenhoff zu Bellstedt" , son of Hans Nilsson Kråka (-) and Kerstin (Larsdotter / Tomasdotter) (-)

The barons of Brockenburg adH of the princes of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt

from Brockenburg

Wilhelm Ludwig , Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, zu Gräfinau , Bücheloh and Geilsdorf (1732–1755), Polish-Electoral Saxon colonel, (born February 15, 1696 in Rudolstadt; † September 26, 1757 in Königsee ; ▭ in Schwarzburg);
⚭ (May 4, 1726 in Leipzig, morganatic ) Henriette Karoline Gebauer, raised to the nobility as "Baroness von Brockenburg" by Prince Friedrich Anton as Imperial Palatine (July 10, 1727 in Rudolstadt), (* June 5, 1701; † 9 March 1784 in Königsee), daughter of Michael Gebauer (–1723) and Anna NN (-). They had the following offspring:

A1. Wilhelm Friedrich von Brockenburg, (* July 13, 1727 in Leutenberg; † April 27, 1744)

A2. Ludwig Karl von Brockenburg, (* December 2, 1728 in Leutenberg; † January 6, 1757 in Königsee; ▭ ibid)

A3. Sophie Wilhelmine Friederike von Brockenburg, (* March 6, 1730 in Leutenberg; † June 29, 1784 in Gehren; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (July 9, 1752 in Gräfinau) Franz Christian Ludwig von Storren, first lieutenant in the Electorate of Hanover and commandant of Hildesheim, († 1760)

A4. Christian Albert Günther von Brockenburg, Chamberlain, Chamber Councilor and Mining Captain, (born February 10, 1731 in Leutenberg, † January 12, 1790 in Rudolstadt);
⚭ (January 22, 1771 in Rudolstadt) Elisabeth von Bendeleben (* December 7, 1739 in Mönchpfiffel ; † February 10, 1820 in Rudolstadt), daughter of Christian Ludwig von Bendeleben, ducal Saxon-Weimar lieutenant and commander of Eisenach, (-) and Elisabeth von Buttlar (-)

B1. Friederike Henriette Sophie Christiane von Brockenburg, (born November 23, 1771 in Rudolstadt; † December 4, 1830 ibid)

B2. Ludwig Karl August von Brockenburg, (born January 11, 1773 in Rudolstadt, † April 23, 1839 in Magdeburg);
⚭ (after May 1, 1806) Anna Maria Bösecke († after 1845), daughter of NN Bösecke, brewer and citizen of the Palatinate colony of Magdeburg, (-) and NN (-)

B3. Friedrich Wilhelm Karl von Brockenburg, (* February 10, 1775 in Rudolstadt; †† April 19, 1863 ibid)

→ family extinct (ultimus familiae)

B4. Christian August von Brockenburg, privy councilor and high castle captain, (born January 7, 1777 in Rudolstadt; † September 17, 1857 ibid)

B5. Luise Henriette von Brockenburg, (* July 12, 1781 in Rudolstadt; † July 26, 1781 ibid; ▭ ibid)

A5. Luise Henriette von Brockenburg, (born February 7, 1732 in Leutenberg, † March 5, 1788 in Bremen);
⚭ (July 30, 1759 in Gandersheim) Count Christoph Ferdinand Anton von Rantzau , Colonel of the States General , (* March 26, 1711 in Wolfenbüttel; † October 21, 1802 in Bockhorn), (⚭ I: () Josine von Schockmann (* 10 September 1722; † December 2, 1758)), son of Count Alexander Leopold Anton von Rantzau (1679–1747) and Catharina Sophia von Hoym (1684–1748)

A6. Elisabeth Ernestine von Brockenburg, (born November 30, 1733 in Gräfinau; † March 10, 1758 in Königsee; ▭ ibid)

A7. Charlotte Antoinette von Brockenburg, (born January 17, 1735 in Gräfinau; † (1771))

A8. Friedrich Eugen von Brockenburg, (born March 24, 1736 in Gräfinau; † October 12, 1739)

A9. Gottlob August Wilhelm von Brockenburg, (* May 28, 1737 in Gräfinau; † December 26, 1792 in Gotha; ▭ ibid);
⚭ (June 9, 1766 in Erfurt, ⚮ October 30, 1772 ibid) Augusta Ernestine Christiane Sophie von Hoheneck (* June 1738; † December 14, 1831 in Gotha), (⚭ II: () NN von Bentheim; ⚭ III: ( ) NN von Bültzingslöwen), daughter of Karl Joseph von Hoheneck (-) and Albertine von Rath (-)

B1. Luise Friederike Sophie Wilhelmine Juliane Karoline Agnes von Brockenburg, (* January 15 / June 16, 1767 in Gotha; † 1809)

B2. Henriette Constantia Karoline Gisela Christine von Brockenburg, (born October 18, 1768 in Erfurt; † August 19, 1807 ibid)

B3. Albertine Sophie Friederike von Brockenburg, (* October 1771 in Erfurt; † December 27, 1771 ibid)

A10. Anna Dorothea von Brockenburg, (* August 8, 1738 in Gräfinau; † December 5, 1795 in Gandersheim; ▭ in the Georgskirche, ibid)

A11. Albertine Karoline Eleonore von Brockenburg, (born September 15, 1739 in Gräfinau, † after 1795)

A12. Emilie Juliane von Brockenburg, (born June 19, 1741 in Gräfinau; † April 7, 1766 in Königsee; ▭ ibid)

A13. Friedrich Anton Kasimir von Brockenburg, (* March 22, 1743 in Gräfinau; † April 3, 1766 in Königsee; ▭ ibid)

A14. Antoinette Sophie Wilhelmine von Brockenburg, (born August 17, 1744 in Gräfinau; † January 6, 1804 in Erfurt; ▭ in the Barfüßer Kirchhof, Erfurt);
⚭ (September 10, 1766 in Gehaus) Dr. Wilhelm Gottlob Hesse, Kurmainzischer and Princely Schwarzburg-Rudolstädtischer Councilor and Hofrat, Professor of the University of Erfurt , (born September 1, 1720 in Erfurt; † September 21, 1784 ibid)

See also

• Schwarzburg (noble family)
• Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
• Schwarzburg-Sondershausen

literature

• F. Apfelstedt : The House of Kevernburg-Schwarzburg from its origins to our time . Arnstadt 1890, ISBN 3-910132-29-4
• Kamill von Behr: Genealogy of the princely houses in Europe . Leipzig 1870
• Ludwig Albert Walther: New and increased genealogical table of the Schwarzburg regents from the House of Kevernburg . Rudolstadt 1785, 11046635 in VD 18. , Urn : nbn: de: gbv: 3: 1-269995

Web links

• Hans Herz: Ruling princes and state governments in Thuringia 1485–1952 . (PDF; 47 kB)
• Schwarzburger Stammliste

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5. ↑ Stammliste des Haus Reuss excerpt from the introductory text - the question of how the Reussians got their name and when they got it for the first time was solved, the latter through Flach, the former through the events of the Schwarzburg genealogy between 1270 and 1320 . According to this, Count Günther IV. (VII.) Von Schwarzburg is the husband of Princess Sofija von Halitz, even if she never appears with her first name in all previously known documents of the Schwarzburgers. Reason: The grandson of Count Günther V. (IX.)Sieghard von Schwarzburg, is called consanguineus of the Prince von Halitz; Count Heinrich V's older daughter marries the father of Bailiff Heinrich von Plauen, who is first given the name Ruzzo to distinguish him from his older brother of the same name, who, as the son of a Bohemian, bears the name Bohemus. If both ancestors - the older Schwarzburger as well as the younger Blankenburg line - are sons of the Russian princess Sofija, then the brothers listed between the two of them in 1259 are most likely sons of the same mother, and the daughters of Count Günther IV (VII .) daughters of the Russian mother with the same degree of probability. This does not rule out a first marriage of the father, Count Günther IV. (VII.), But possible children from this first connection, if it occurs, are in any case not tangible in a document.
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19. ^ Berthold Schmidt : Die Reußen, genealogy of the entire Reuss house (Schleiz 1903), plate 3.
20. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u} Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, volume I.3, plate 314, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000.
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25. ^ Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 99, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5 .
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34. ↑ ^{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 from} Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, volume I.3, table 323d, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann , Frankfurt a. M. 2000.
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ADB / NDB / DNB / Note

1. ^ Heinrich Hahn :  Heinrich the Pious (imperial Vogt) . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 11, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1880, p. 571.
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1. ^ Literature by and about Johann Heinrich Oberhaupt von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
2. ↑ Literature by and about Anton Ludwig von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
3. ↑ Literature by and about Friedrich von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
4. ↑ Literature by and about Friedrich Karl Adam von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
5. ↑ Literature by and about Sophie Elisabeth von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
6. ↑ Literature by and about Juliane Elisabeth von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library
7. ↑ Literature by and about Johann Ernst von Schwarzenfels in the catalog of the German National Library

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