Master list of Heldrungen

Master list of heroics 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 Lords of Heldrungen 1126 to 1443

The first known representative of the house was Hartmann von Heldrungen before 1126/1128; ⚭ () NN ; They had the following offspring:

A1. Heinrich von Heldrungen, nobilis (1169), count (1186), († before September 1, 1226); ⚭ () NN

B1. Hartmann von Heldrungen (* between 1206 and 1227; † before December 28, 1242); ⚭ () NN

C1. Heinrich von Heldrungen, lord of Heldrungen (1249), knight (1233), Vogt von Göllingen (1242–1243), "the elder" (1280), documented from 1225 to 1287; ⚭ () Lutgard NN , documented mention 1242, († before December 28, 1243)

D1. Heinrich “the Younger” von Heldrungen, documented from 1253 to 1296; ⚭ () NN von Wernigerode , daughter of Count Gebhard I. von Wernigerode, Count in Derlingau and in Northern Thuringia , (1217–1269) and Luitgard NN (before 1232 – after 1259)

E1. Heinrich von Heldrungen, first documented mention 1289 to 1302

E2. Friedrich von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1319), Herr zu Göllingen (–1324), “the Elder” (1338–1339), “the Elder” (1346), documented in 1280, (* before 1308; † after April 26th 1346); ⚭ () (Mechtild von Gleichen († 1354; ▭ in the monastery church St. Peter and Paul , Erfurt), daughter of Count Heinrich III. Von Gleichen (- after August 13, 1317) and Lucia Svantepolksdotter (before 1262-1314))

F1. Albrecht von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1339), Knight (1344), "the Elder" (1346), documented in 1308, († after August 23, 1357)

F2. Friedrich von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1339), captain of Erfurt (1358), knight (1361), documented in 1308, († after February 16, 1367)

G1. Albrecht von Heldrungen, first documented mention 1351

G2. Heinrich von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1364), "the Younger" (1365), documented 1351, († after March 22, 1382)

H1. Gerlach von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1383), († between November 16, 1389 and September 15, 1396); ⚭ () Lucke NN († after November 16, 1389)

H2. Friedrich (V.) von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen (1384), Pfandherr zu Wiehe (1399), leader of the insurgent Flegler in the Flegler War of 1412, expropriated (expropriated) by Margrave Wilhelm II of Meissen (1412), ( Heldrungen and Wiehe are coming 1413 to Count Heinrich von Hohnstein ), documented evidence from 1384 to 1412, († September 1413 near Mackenrode , slain); ⚭ (before 1399) Agnes von Schönburg - Glauchau , documented mention from 1417 to 1441, († after June 5, 1443), daughter of Friedrich IX. von Schönburg-Glauchau (–1389) and Agnes von Wartenberg (–1373)

I1. Heinrich von Heldrungen, Herr zu Heldrungen, Herr zu Brücken (1426–1435), Herr zu Unterkranichfeld (1441–1443), documented from 1410 to 1441, († after June 5, 1443)

→ Gender extinguished in the male line

I2. Friedrich von Heldrungen, documented mention 1410 to 1417, († after April 28, 1430)

I3. Konrad von Heldrungen, pastor of St. Laurentii in Erfurt (1408), cantor of Jechaburg (1417), provost (1421–1426), dean of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen (1436), († after February 28, 1442)

G3. Sophie von Heldrungen, Canon of Quedlinburg (1363)

E3. Otto von Heldrungen, Prior of St. Peter and Paul ( Peterskloster ) in Erfurt (1299), documented from 1291 to 1300, († 23 August (1304))

D2. Hartmann von Heldrungen, Canon of Würzburg (1258–1282), Provost of St. Gumbertus of Ansbach (1275–1280)

D3. Heinrich von Heldrungen, first documented mention 1280

D4. Hermann von Heldrungen, documented in 1280

D5. Christian von Heldrungen, first documented mention in 1282

C2. Hermann von Heldrungen, Knight of the Teutonic Order (1248–1272), first documented mention from 1221 to 1272

C3. Otto von Heldrungen, Canon of Würzburg (1241–1243)

C4. Hartmann von Heldrungen, Knight of the Teutonic Order (November 18, 1234), Commander of the Deutschordensballei Sachsen (1238), Grand Commander in Palestine (1261–1263), 11th Grand Master of the Teutonic Order (1273–1282), documented from 1227 to 1282, ( * around 1210; † August 19, 1282/1283 in Akkon , Jerusalem ; ▭ in Mergentheim )

C5. Leukard (Irmgard) von Heldrungen, documented August 31, 1279, (* around 1231 in Arnshaugk ; † after August 31, 1279 ibid); ⚭ () Heinrich I., Vogt von Plauen-Gera (1238–1244), Vogt von Gera (1244–1269 / 1274), documented December 16, 1238 to 1269, (* around 1227; † June 1, 1269/1274; ▭ in the Cronschwitz Monastery), son of Heinrich IV., "The middle one", Vogt and Lord of Plauen and Gera (1182–1249) and Countess Jutta von Altenburg (1186–1268)

B2. Dietrich von Heldrungen

B3. Hermann von Heldrungen, documented in 1221

A2. Gerlach von Heldrungen, Canon of Naumburg (before September 24, 1196 to January 17, 1206), archdeacon in the Pleißenland? (1205), Provost of Naumburg (beginning of 1217 to 1230), documented in 1196 to 1233

Cannot be sorted:

• possibly as E4. Friedrich von Heldrungen, first documented mention from 1299 to 1304
• possibly as I4. Helene von Heldrungen, Abbess of the Rohrbach Monastery , documented in April 10, 1461

literature

• D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 103, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5

Individual evidence / notes

1. ↑ books.google.de Germania Sacra The dioceses of the ecclesiastical province of Magdeburg - The Diocese of Naumburg 1, The Diocese 2, Volumes 1–2, New Series No. 35.2, Author: Heinz Wiessner, Publisher: Walter de Gruyter, 1998, ISBN 978-3-11-015570-9 , 512 pages