Tribe list from Henneberg

Regents and lines of the Counts of Henneberg

The Counts of Henneberg Poppo († around 1052) Poppo I. (* before 1040; ⚔ 1078) Gotebold I. (* before 1040; † 1091/94) Division among the sons of Poppos I into the Gotebold line and the Poppon line Gotebold line Gotebold II. (* Before 1078; † 1144) Poppo IV. (* Before 1128; † 1156) Berthold I († 1159) Poppo VI. (* before 1160; † 1190) Division among the sons of Poppo VI. A. Burgraves of Würzburg (extinct in 1218) Berthold II. (1190–1212) (* before 1190; † 1212) Berthold III. (1212–1218) (* before 1212; † 1218) B. Counts of Botenlauben (extinguished after 1251) Otto I. (-) (* around 1177; † 1244) Otto II. (-) (* around 1200; † 1249) Adalbert IV. (-) († after 1251) C. possessions on the edge of the Thuringian Forest (extinct in 1262) Poppo VII. (1190-1245) (* before 1202; † 1245) Division among the sons of Poppos VII. Henry III. (1245–1262) (* before 1226; † 1262) Hermann I. (1248–1290) (* 1224; † 1290) Count of Henneberg-Coburg (extinct in 1291) Hermann I. (1248–1290) (* 1224; † 1290) Poppo VIII. (1290–1291) (* 1279; † 1291) Henneberg main division 1274 under the sons of Heinrich III. Henneberg-Hartenberg (extinguished in 1378) Heinrich IV. (1274–1317) (* around 1252; † 1317) Poppo X. (1317-1348) (* before 1286; † 1349) Berthold XI. (1348–1371) (* before 1342; † 1378) Henneberg-Schleusingen (extinguished in 1583) Berthold V. (1274–1284) (* 1245; † 1284) Berthold VII. (1284–1340) (* 1272; † 1340) Henry VIII (1340-1347) (* before 1300; † 1547) Johann I (1347–1359) (* around 1300; † 1359) Heinrich X. (-1405) (* 1352; † 1405) Berthold XII. (–1416) (* 1356; † 1416) Wilhelm II. (1405–1426) (* 1384; † 1426) William III. (1426–1444) (* 1415; † 1444) Wilhelm IV. (1444–1480) (* 1434; † 1480) William VI. (–1559) (* 1478; † 1559) Georg Ernst (1559–1583) (* 1511; † 1583) Henneberg-Aschach (Henneberg-Römhild) (extinguished in 1549) Hermann II. (1274–1292) (* around 1250; † 1292) Hermann III. (1292–1306) (* before 1277/92; † 1307) Henry VI. (1292–1352) (* before 1293; † 1355/56) Hermann IV. (1352–1403) (* between 1315/46; † 1403) Friedrich I (1403–1422) (* 1367; † 1422) George I (1422–1465) (* 1395/96; † 1465) Frederick II (1465–1488) (* 1429; † 1488) Otto III. (1465–1502) (* 1437; † 1502) Hermann VIII. (1488–1535) (* 1470; † 1535) Division among the sons of Hermann VIII. A. Henneberg-Römhild Berthold XVI. (1535–1548) (* 1493/97; † 1549) B. Henneberg-Schwarza Albrecht (1535–1549) (* 1495/99; † 1549) Popponian line gentlemen from Frankenstein , Lichtenberg, Wasungen, Irmelshausen, Sternberg Poppo II. (* Before 1096; † 1118/1119)

Root list of Henneberg 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 Counts of Henneberg

The first known representative of the house was Poppo , († around 1052); ⚭ () NN They had the following offspring:

A1. Poppo I. (* before 1040; ⚔ August 7, 1078 in the battle of Mellrichstadt ); ⚭ () Hildegard von Schauenburg († 1104), (⚭ 2: (February 5, 1088) Count Thimo von Nordeck - Ruppburg († 1104)), daughter of Count Ludwig I. von Schauenburg (1035-1055 / 1080) and Cäcilie from Sangerhausen (-)

B1. Gotebold II (1096), Burgrave of Würzburg (1094), Domvogt (1102),founds the Veßra Monastery (1131/1135), founder of the Gotebold line, received the bailiwick of the Lorsch Monastery through his marriage, (* before 1078; † February 6, 1144); ⚭ () Luitgart von Hohenberg († June 3, 1145), daughter of Count Bertold I "the elder" von Hohenberg, (- (1110)) and Liutgart NN (–1110)

C1. Poppo IV. , Domvogt (1137), Burgrave of Würzburg (1144), Vogt of the Lorsch Monastery (1140), documented in 1130, (* before 1128; † between March 6, 1156 and September 1, 1156; ▭ in Veßra); ⚭ () Irmgard von Stade from the Udonen family , documented in 1151, († 1178), daughter of Count Lothar Udo III. (IV.) Von Stade , Margrave von der Nordmark (1087), (1060–1106) and Irmgard von Plötzkau (–1154)

C2. Berthold I (1151), Burgrave of Würzburg (1156), documented in 1131, († October 18, 1159); ⚭ () Bertha von Putelendorf († July 2, 1190; ▭ in Trostadt), daughter of Friedrich IV. Von Goseck , Count von Putelendorf, Count Palatine of Saxony , (1085–1125) and Agnes von Limburg (around 1100 – between 1129 and 1136)

D1. Poppo VI. (1182), Burgrave of Würzburg (1164), Domvogt of Würzburg (1161–1168), documented documents from 1141 to 1189, (* before 1160; † 14 (June / September) 1190 in Markab , Syria ); ⚭ (before 1182) Sophie von Andechs († January 2, 1218), daughter of Count Berthold III. von Andechs, Margrave of Istria - Krain (1110 / 1115–1188), and Hedwig von Dachau - Wittelsbach (–1176/1178)

E1. Berthold II. (1195), founder of the line of the Burgraves of Würzburg , Burgrave of Würzburg (1191-1211), (* before 1190; † before August 24, 1212; ▭ in Veßra); ⚭ 1: () Kunigunde von Abensberg ; ⚭ 2: (April 24, 1190) Mechthild von Esvelt († 22/28 September 1246), (⚭ 2: () Count Gottfried III von Reichenbach- Wegebach († 1281), son of Count Heinrich III von Reichenbach , Wegebach , Ziegenhain and Wildenberg (1186–1231 / 1250) and Bertha (von Bilstein) (–1220))

F1. [I]Berthold III. ((1212)), Burgrave of Würzburg, documented mention 1212 to 1219, (* before 1212; †† (October 18) before 1220); ⚭ () Mechthild von Hachberg

→ Line extinguished - its possessions and rights reverted to the Würzburg monastery

E2. Poppo VII. (1216), Burgrave of Würzburg (1212–1240), Vogt of Bildhausen Monastery (1212), receives the properties on the edge of the Thuringian Forest when the inheritance is divided (* before 1202; † August 21, 1245; ▭ in Veßra ); ⚭ 1: (1217) Elisabeth (von Anhalt / von Wildberg) (* (1187); † September 15, 1220); ⚭ 2: (January 3, 1223 in Leipzig) Jutta von Thuringia (* around 1183; † August 6, 1235 in Schleusingen), (⚭ 1: (1197) Dietrich von Weissenfels , Margrave of Meissen and von der Niederlausitz , Count of Groitzsch and Eilenburg, (* 1162; † February 17, 1221; ▭ in the Altzella monastery ), son of Margrave Otto von Meißen (1125 / 1140–1190) and Hedwig von Brandenburg (1140–1203)), daughter of Landgrave Hermann I von Thuringia (1152–1217) and Sophia von Sommerschenburg (–1189/1190/1195)

F1. [I]Henry III. (II.) , Receives the Althenneberg area when the property is divided with his half-brother Hermann I, documented from 1230 to 1262, (* before 1226; † April 9, 1262); ⚭ 1: () Elisabeth von Teck (-); ⚭ 2: Sophia von Meißen († March 17, 1280), daughter of Dietrich von Weissenfels, Margrave of Meißen and von der Niederlausitz, Count of Groitzsch and Eilenburg (1170-1221) and Jutta von Thuringia (1184-1235)

G1. [?] Amalia ; ⚭ () Siegmund von Anhalt

G2. [?] Jutta († 1303)

G3. [?] Sophia (* before 1263, † after 1313); ⚭ () Friedrich von Hohenlohe -Wernsberg (* before 1267; † December 23, 1290), son of Albrecht I of Hohenlohe-Hohenlohe (-1269/1271) and Udelhild von Berg-Schelklingen (-1271)

G4. [?] Alheidis († before 1317); ⚭ () Ludwig IV von Rieneck , called von Grünsfeld

G5. [II]Heinrich IV. (III.) , Through the Henneberg division in 1274 , founder of the line of the Counts of Henneberg-Hartenberg (1274–1317) (expired 1378), sold his third of Würzburg, (* around 1252; † between September 9th and December 17, 1317); ⚭ 1: () Margarethe von Meissen; ⚭ 2: (before May 3, 1287) Kunigunde von Wertheim († after October 9, 1331), (⚭ 1: () Wolfrad von Eberstein (* before 1270, † before 1284), son of Count Otto I von Eberstein ( 1190 / 1200–1279) and Beatrix von Crutheim (-)), daughter of Count Poppo IV. Von Wertheim (1260–1281 / 1287) and Mechtild von Eppenstein (–1285)

H1. [II] Heinrich V , Canon of Würzburg, Knight of the Teutonic Order (1329), († after 1329)

H2. [II]Poppo X. (IX.) (1317-1348), (* before 1286; † (July 30) 1349); ⚭ 1: () (Elisabeth) von Castell († 1315); ⚭ 2: (before November 6, 1316) Richza von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (* before 1305; † (February 4 / April 28) 1337; ▭ in the Veßra monastery ), (⚭ 1: () Wild-Engelhard von Weinsberg ( * before 1301; † before 1318), son of Konrad IV. von Weinsberg (–1299/1323/1328) and Luitgard von Neuffen (–1299)), daughter of Kraft I. von Hohenlohe - Weikersheim (–1313) and Willibirg von Wertheim (-1273/1279)

I1. [II] Hermann V. († April 20, 1337; ▭ in Veßra Monastery)

I2. [II]Berthold XI. (VII.) (1348–1371), sold Hartenberg in 1371 to Count Hermann IV. Von Henneberg-Aschach, (* before 1342; †† May 26, 1378)

→ Line extinguished - his remaining legacy fell to his sister Richza

I3. [II] Henry IX. († after July 28, 1337)

I4. [II] Richza , heiress of Osterburg and 1/2 Themar , († around 1379); ⚭ 1: () Heinrich IV. Of Weimar-Orlamünde († 1345/1354/1357), son of Count Heinrich III. (IV.) Von Orlamünde (1298-1357) and Irmgard von Schwarzburg- Blankenburg ((1308) -1354); ⚭ 2: (July 16, 1358) Count Johann (Hans) II. Von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (* 1327; † between February 28, 1407 and May 21, 1407), (⚭ 2: () Sophie von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, first documented mention 1394 to 1395, daughter of Count Günther IX (XXI.) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1303-1349) and Elisabeth von Hohnstein (-1380)), son of Günther X. von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (-1354/1355) and Richza von Schlüsselberg (-before 1348/1359)

I5. [II] Utha (Oda) , first documented mention 1331, († April 1, 1346; ▭ in Arnstadt); ⚭ 1: () Count Heinrich V. (VI.) Von Schwarzburg, documented in 1280, († before September 19, 1293), son of Günther V. (IX.), Count of Blankenburg, (-1292/1293) and ( Irmgard) NN , documented in 1267, (-); ⚭ 2: () Count Heinrich VI. (VII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* before 1285; ⚔ November 11, 1324 in the Mark Brandenburg ), (⚭ 1: () Countess Christina von Gleichen -Tonna, documented in 1292, († after September 18, 1296), daughter by Count Albert (Albrecht) I (III.) von Gleichen-Tonna ((1249) –1290) and Cecilie (Margarete) Esbernsdatter (Udsen) (-)), son of Count Heinrich IV. (V.) von Schwarzburg ( -1287) and NN (-after 1267)

H3. [II] Berthold IX. , (Canon of Würzburg 1310), documented in 1317 to 1327, († (after 1327))

H4. [II] Elisabeth (* around 1291; † after 1307); ⚭ (1303 in Coburg) Count Walther X. von Barby (* before May 3, 1272; † 1312/1316/19 September 1313), son of Count Burchard II. Von Barby (1240–1271) and Sophie von Woldenburg ( † 1276)

H5. [II] Sophie , first documented mention 1319 to 1360, (* before 1319; † (February 5) (after 1360)); ⚭ (before February 10, 1319) Count Konrad von Truhendingen (* before 1300; † May 19 (before 1328)), son of Count Friedrich VII. Von Truhendingen (–1332) and Agnes von Zollern-Nürnberg (1283–1318)

H6. [II] Adelheid († after June 6, 1312)

H7. [II] Kunigunde

G6. [II]Berthold V. (IV.) , Through the Henneberg main division in 1274 , founder of the Henneberg-Schleusingen line (1274–1284) (expired 1583), (* around 1245; † February 15, 1284 in Montpellier; ▭ in the Veßra monastery); ⚭ (shortly before March 7, 1268 in Elgersburg Countess Sophie von Schwarzburg († February 13, 1279), daughter of Count Günther IV (VII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1217 / 1227–1275 / 1278) and Sofija von Halicz († 1287)

H1. Lukardis († after February 1, 1312); ⚭ () Heinrich I. von Frankenstein (* before 1248, † after December 22, 1295), son of Ludwig III. von Frankenstein (1219–1263) and NN (-)

H2. Berthold VII. (VI.) (1284–1340), raised to the rank of prince on July 25, 1310 by King Heinrich VII. , Lord of Frankenstein (1278–1301), of Elgersburg (1288), of Mainberg (1305), pledgee von Schweinfurt (1308), in Schmalkalden and Coburg (1316), governor of King John of Bohemia in Bohemia and Moravia (1313), founded the St. Egidien Abbey in Schmalkalden, (* around 1272 in Schleusingen ; † 13th / 15th centuries) April 1340 ibid; ▭ in Veßra monastery); ⚭ 1: (1284) Adelheid von Hessen (* around 1268; † 19 February 1317/7 December 1315/1317; ▭ in Veßra Monastery), daughter of Landgrave Heinrich I of Hesse (1244–1308) and Adelheid von Braunschweig (-1274); ⚭ 2: () Anna von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim-Entsee (* before 1312; † after 1340), daughter of Albrecht II. Von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim-Entsee (1288–1312 / 1314) and Adelheid von Oettingen (–1333)

I1. [I]Heinrich VIII. (VI.) (1340–1347), "the Younger" (1329), Lord in Schmalkalden and Coburg (1340), in Ilmenau (1343), (* before 1300; † September 10, 1347 in Schleusingen; ▭ in the monastery Veßra); ⚭ (January 1, 1317 / February 1, 1319, April 15, 1319 Dispens 4 °, Avignon ) Judith (Jutta) von Brandenburg-Salzwedel, heiress of Coburg and Schmalkalden, (* (1298/1300); † February 1, 1353 ; ▭ in Coburg), daughter of Margrave Hermann von Brandenburg-Salzwedel (1280–1308) and Anna of Austria (1280–1327)

J1. Son († after January 8, 1329)

J2. Elisabeth , heiress of Irmelshausen, (* 1319 - 30 March 1389); ⚭ (1340) Eberhard von Württemberg (* after 1315; † March 15, 1392 in Stuttgart ), son of Count Ulrich III. von Württemberg (1291 / 1298–1344) and Sophie von Pfirt (1295 / 1300–1344)

J3. Katharina , heiress of Coburg, Neustadt, Sonneberg, Neuhaus, Rodach, (* before 1340; † July 15, 1397 in Coburg; ▭ in the Altzella monastery ); ⚭ (1344 in Eisenach) Friedrich III. "Der Strenge" of Meissen, Landgrave of Thuringia and Margrave of Meissen , (* December 14, 1332 in Dresden ; † May 21, 1381 in Altenburg ; ▭ in the prince chapel of Altzella Abbey), son of Friedrich II. "The serious one" von Meißen (1310–1349) and Mechthild of Bavaria (1309 / 1313–1346)

J4. Sophie , heiress of Hildburghausen and Schmalkalden (–1360), first documented mention 1342, († May 5, 1372); ⚭ (Contract April 14, 1348, Coburg; autumn 1348) Albrecht "the beautiful" von Zollern, Burgrave of Nuremberg , (* around 1319; † April 4, 1361 in Baiersdorf), son of Friedrich IV. Von Zollern, Burgrave of Nuremberg , (1287–1332) and Margareta von Kärnten (–1348)

J5. Jutta (Anna) , nun in the Sonnefeld monastery (1353), abbess in the Sonnefeld monastery , (* 1344/1345; † (1358) July 22/27, 1363)

I2. [I] Berthold XI. , Knight of the Order of St. John (1318), Komtur zu Boxberg (1332), Komtur zu Würzburg (1336), Master of the Order in Germany (1338), Komtur zu Kühndorf (1348), (* around 1303; † after August 24, 1356)

I3. [I] Ludwig , cathedral custodian of Bamberg (1322), priest of Eisfeld and canon of Halberstadt (1324), Elekt von Cammin (1326-1334), canon of Bamberg (1339), cathedral propst of Magdeburg (1342-1355), priest zu Schmalkalden (1342), provost of St. Simon and Judas zu Goslar (–1344), (* around 1302 / (1304); † March 4, 1376)

I4. [I]Johann I (1347-1359), (* around 1289; † May 2, 1359); ⚭ (before August 6, 1350) Elisabeth von Leuchtenberg , buys Schmalkalden in 1360, (* around 1330; † July 25, 1361), daughter of Landgrave Ulrich I von Leuchtenberg (–1334) and Anna von Zollern-Nürnberg (–1340 )

J1. Elisabeth (1351 - April 24, 1397); ⚭ (around 1366) Johann II of Anhalt-Köthen (* around 1340; † August 3, 1380 / April 11, 1382), son of Prince Albrecht II of Anhalt-Köthen, Count Palatine of Saxony , Count of Landsberg, (1306 –1362) and Beatrix von Sachsen-Wittenberg (1310–1345)

J2. Anna († July 27, 1385); ⚭ () Gottfried III. von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim -Entsee (* before 1344; † 1387/1390/27 January 1392), son of Ludwig von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim-Entsee (1312-1356) and Elisabeth von Nassau (-1359)

J3. Heinrich X. (VII.) (1365–1405), (* June 19, 1352; † February 9 / March 31, August 2/3 / December 26, 1405; ▭ in Veßra Monastery ); ⚭ (before July 4, 1376) Mechtild von Baden (* before June 22, 1368; † (3./6.) August (1425) in Schleusingen), daughter of Margrave Rudolf VI. von Baden (–1372) and Mechtild von Sponheim-Starkenburg (1346–1405 / 1409)

K1. Elisabeth , first documented mention 1385, (* before 1380; † November 14, 1444); ⚭ (before May 4, 1393) Friedrich I. von Henneberg-Aschach (* 1367; † September 24, 1422; ▭ in Veßra Monastery ), son of Count Hermann IV (III.) Von Henneberg-Aschach (1315 / 1346– 1403) and Agnes von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1399)

K2. Anna , documented in 1409, († 1409/1415); ⚭ ((June 19, 1385)) Johann II. Von Heydeck († (1425/1426)), (⚭ 2: (June 13, 1415) Anna von Leuchtenberg († (1415/1417)), daughter of Landgrave Johann II von Leuchtenberg (–1390/1394) and Kunigunde von Schaunberg (–1424); ⚭ 3: (before November 27, 1417) Countess Agnes von Waldburg († (August 3, 1454 / January 10, 1460)), daughter of Johann II. , Truchsess von Waldburg , (before 1362–1424) and Freiin Ursula von Abensberg (–1422)), son of Friedrich II. Von Heydeck (1350 / 1355–1423) and Beatrix von Teck (1362–1422)

K3. Wilhelm II. (I) (1405–1426), Lord of Osterburg and 1/2 Themar (1416), documented 1385, (* July 31, 1384; † July 7, 1426 in Cyprus ); ⚭ ((before May 30) 1413) Anna von Braunschweig-Göttingen (* 1387; † October 27, 1426), (⚭ 1: (before May 7, 1402) Margrave Wilhelm I of Meissen, Landgrave of Thuringia , (* December 19, 1343 in Dresden ; † February 10, 1407 in Grimma ), son of Margrave Friedrich II. Von Meissen, Landgrave of Thuringia, (1310-1349) and Mechthild of Bavaria (1309 / 1313-1346)), daughter of the duke Otto I. (II.) Of Braunschweig-Göttingen (1340–1394) and Margareta von Jülich (1364–1442)

L1. William III. (II.) (1426–1444), (* March 14, 1415 (in Schmalkalden); † January 8, 1444 in Schleusingen, hunting accident; ▭ in Veßra monastery ); ⚭ ((contract January 12, 1432) before February 28, 1433) Katharina von Hanau (* January 21, 1408; † September 25, 1460 at Maßfeld Castle near Meiningen ; ▭ in Schleusingen), (⚭ 1: () Thomas III. von Rieneck (* before 1386; † February 8, 1431), son of Count Ludwig XI. (VI.) von Rieneck (1354–1400 / 1408) and Kunigunde von Sponheim-Bolanden (–1389)), daughter of Count Reinhard II . (III.) From Hanau (1370-1451) and Katharina von Nassau-Beilstein (-1459)

M1. Wilhelm IV. (III.) (1444–1480), (* March 12, 1434; † May 26, 1480 in Salurn , on the way back from a pilgrimage to Rome ; ▭ in the Veßra monastery); ⚭ (November 5, 1469 in Wolfenbüttel ) Margarete von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, led for the underage sons Wolfgang I and Wilhelm VI. the regency, (* 1451; † February 13, 1509 at Mainberg Castle ), daughter of Duke Heinrich II. (IV.) of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (1411–1473) and Helena von Cleve (1423–1471)

N1. Wolfgang I , documented 1480 and June 24, 1484, (* 1470; † December 27/28 (1484); † before April 22, 1485)

N2. Helena (September 1, 1473; † (1475))

N3. Wilhelm V (1474--29 September 1474)

N4. Katharina , documented mention 1482, (* 1475; † October 14, 1484 in the Wöltingerode Monastery )

N5. Margarete (* 1476/1477; † (13/20) February 1510; ▭ in Altenberg Monastery ); ⚭ ( Contract April 12, 1492 in Heidelberg , November 4, 1492 in Hungen ) Bernhard III. Solms -Braunfels, Lord of Münzenberg ., Imperial Council (* August 1468; † March 3, 1547; ▭ at the Monastery Altenberg), son of Count Otto II of Solms-Braunfels (1426-1504) and Anna of Nassau - Wiesbaden (-1480)

N6. William VI. (IV). (–1559), Herr zu Mainberg (1541), confirmation HRR Fürstenstand April 9, 1510/13. April 1511, (* January 29, 1478; ~ February 1478 in Schleusingen ; † January 24, 1559; ▭ in the Veßra monastery ); ⚭ (Dispens 3 ° and 4 ° July 3, 1499 in Mainz; contract July 15, 1499 in Neustadt an der Aisch; (7/16.) February 1500 in Neustadt an der Aisch ) Margravine Anastasia of Brandenburg (* March 14 1478 in Ansbach; † July 4, 1534 in Ilmenau ; ▭ in the Schleusingen parish church), daughter of Elector Albrecht Achilles of Brandenburg (1414–1486) and Anna of Saxony (1437–1512)

O1. Wilhelm VII. (December 5, 1500 - January 30, 1503)

O2. Anna (* (25./30.) January 1502; † 1502)

O3. Daughter (1505 - May 20, 1506)

O4. Johann IV. , Matriculated at the University of Mainz before 1518, matriculated at the University of Paris (1519–1521), Canon of Strasbourg (1515–1538), Canon of Mainz (1517–1541), Canon of Cologne (1518), Canon zu Bamberg (1519–1523), coadjutor of Fulda (1521–1529), prince abbot of Fulda (1529–1541), (* April 30, 1503; † (4./5./20.) May 1541; ▭ im Fuldaer Cathedral )

O5. Katharina (* 1505; † before January 21, 1506)

O6. Katharina , Augsburg Confession, (* January 14 (1506/1509); † November 7, 1567 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the city church of Rudolstadt); ⚭ (November 14, 1524) Heinrich XXIII. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg-Rudolstadt "the middle one", Lord in Rudolstadt (1527), in Arnstadt (1531), Augsburg Confession (1527), (* March 23, 1499; † July 12, 1538 in Arnstadt; ▭ in the Church of Our Lady , Arnstadt), son of Count Günther XXII. von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1455–1531) and Amalie von Mansfeld (1473–1517)

O7. Wolfgang II. (* (February 5 / May 27) 1507; ⚔ September 7, 1537 near Cherasco ; ▭ in the barefoot monastery in Genoa); ⚭ () NN

P1. Leonhard († after 1559)

O8. Margarete (* June 12, 1508; † January 13/15, 1546 in Berleburg); ⚭ (September 29, 1534) Johann VII. Von Sayn and Wittgenstein (* January 7, 1488; † April 2, 1551), (⚭ 1: () Agnes von der Ese and von Gramsbergen († 1512), son of Count Eberhard von Sayn-Wittgenstein (1469–1494 / 1499) and Margarethe von Rodemachern (–1509))

O9. Anna (born June 5, 1509)

O10. Christoph , matriculated at the University of Heidelberg (1523), matriculated at the University of Padua (1526), ​​matriculated at the University of Leipzig (1531), Canon of Bamberg (1519), Canon of Würzburg (1520–1538 and 1541–1543), Canon zu Worms (1520–1538), canon of Strasbourg (1523), cathedral dean (1540–1545), provost of St. Jakob zu Bamberg (1541–1548), (* 6 June 1510; † (13/14.) March 1548 in Römhild); ⚭ () NN

P1. Son , documented in 1556, († after 1556)

P2. Son / daughter († after 1556)

O11. Georg Ernst (1559–1583), (* May 27, 1511 in Schleusingen; †† December 27, 1583 in Henneberg); ⚭ 1: (August 19, 1543 in Münden) Elisabeth von Braunschweig-Calenberg (* April 8, 1526 in Nienover , † August 19, 1566 in Schleusingen ), daughter of Duke Erich I of Braunschweig-Calenberg (1470–1540) and of Elisabeth von Brandenburg (1510-1558) ; ⚭ 2: (May 31, 1568 in Stuttgart) Duchess Elisabeth von Württemberg (* March 3, 1548 in Montbéliard ( Mömpelgard ); † February 18, 1592 at Karlsburg Castlenear Durlach ; ▭ in the collegiate church of Stuttgart), (⚭ 2: ( (. 30/31) in October 1586 in Stuttgart) Pfalzgraf Georg Gustav at Rhine-Veldenz Lauterecken, Duke of Bavaria , (born February 6, 1564 Remigiusberg ; † June 3, 1634), son of the Count Palatine George John I in Rhein zu Veldenz, Duke of Bavaria, (1543–1592) and Anna Maria of Sweden (1545–1610)), daughter of Duke Christoph von Württemberg (1515–1568) and Margravine Anna Maria von Brandenburg-Ansbach (1526–1589)

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P1. [I] son (born February 15, 1552; † May 9, 1552, before baptism)

O12. Dorothea (23 May 1512 - 1512)

O13. Poppo XII. (* September 20, 1513; † March 4, 1574 in Burgbreitungen); ⚭ 1: ((30./31.) May 1546 in Münden) Elisabeth von Brandenburg (* August 24, 1510 in Berlin; † May 25, 1558 in Ilmenau), (⚭ 1: (March 12, 1525 in Berlin) Erich I. von Braunschweig-Calenberg (* February 16, 1470; † July 26, 1540), son of Duke Wilhelm II of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (1426–1503) and Elisabeth zu Stolberg (1438–1521 / 1522)), daughter of Elector Joachim I of Brandenburg (1484–1535) and Princess Elisabeth of Denmark (1485–1555); ⚭ 2: (June 22, 1562 in Schleusingen) Sophie von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (* June 18, 1541; † January 17, 1631 in Herrenbreitungen), daughter of Duke Ernst I of Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Celle (1497–1546) and Sophie von Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1508–1571)

O14. Kaspar (November 6, 1515 - April 8, 1517)

O15. Walpurgis (born October 31, 1516; † April 16, 1570 in Kranichfeld); ⚭ 1: () Wolfgang von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst-Weikersheim (* before 1509; † December 24, 1545), son of Count Johann von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst-Weikersheim (before 1490–1509) and Elisabeth von Leuchtenberg (- (1516) ); ⚭ 2: (February 12, 1548) Charles III. von Gleichen-Blankenhain (* 1517–25 December 1599), (⚭ 2: (1571) Felicitas von Hohenlohe-Waldenburg (* 1538–1 March 1601 in Weikersheim), daughter of Count Georg I von Hohenlohe-Waldenburg (1488–1551) and Helena von Waldburg zu Wolfegg and Zeil (1514–1567)), son of Count Ludwig II of Gleichen-Blankenhain (–1522) and Magdalene Reuss von Plauen (–1521)

O16. Elisabeth (December 19, 1517 - December 2, 1577); ⚭ Johann IX. von Reifferscheidt and Salm (* January 1, 1513; † between February 18, 1568 and October 30/31, 1559), son of Count Johann VIII. von Salm-Reifferscheidt (1488–1537) and Anna von Hoya (-1539)

N7. Poppo XI. (* (14/17 March 1479; † (14/24) May 1483)

N8. Ernst (* August 18, 1480 in Schleusingen; † July 18, 1488; ▭ in Veßra Monastery )

M2. Margarete , Benedictine nun in the Stadtilm Monastery (1476–1481), (* 1437; † after December 19, 1482)

M3. Johann II , Lord of Osterburg (1465–1473), Canon of Strasbourg (1452), matriculated at the University of Erfurt (1454), Canon of Cologne (1454), Canon of Schmalkalden (-1457), Canon of Mainz (1456) , Canon of Bamberg (1457), Cathedral propst of Eichstätt (1458), (Canon of Trier (1461)), Canon of Mainz and Canon of Würzburg (1462–1472), captain of the abbot ( Reinhard von Weilnau ) of Fulda (1469 ), Coadjutor (1470), prince abbot of Fulda (1472–1513), (* July 2, 1439; † May 20/26, 1513; ▭ in Fulda Cathedral )

M4. Margareta (* 1437; † after March 13, 1444)

M5. Berthold XIV. (* January 8, 1441; † before January 8, 1444 / April 20, 1446)

M6. Berthold XV. , Canon of Strasbourg (1452), Canon of Bamberg (1454), Canon of Würzburg and Cologne (1461), Cathedral cantor of Strasbourg (1465), Provost of St. Stephan of Bamberg and Canon of Regensburg (1470), Cathedral thesaurarius to Cologne and Canon of Augsburg and Eichstätt (1481), Domscholasticus of Strasbourg, Cathedral Cantor of Bamberg (1491), (* March 4, 1443; † April 20, 1495 in Bamberg; ▭ in Strasbourg Cathedral )

M7. Margarete (* October 10, 1444, † between February 16, 1485 and March 3, 1485); ⚭ (October 22/29, 1458 in Arnstadt) Günther XX. von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt, "the elder" (1471), (* July 8, 1439; † December 30, 1503 in Rudolstadt; ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt ), son of Count Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1418–1488) and Duchess Elisabeth von Kleve (1420–1488)

L2. Anna (* 1416; † 1416; ▭ in Schmalkalden)

L3. Mechtild (* March 24, 1418; † 141?)

L4. Margarete , abbess of the Wechterswinkel Monastery (1454/1455), (* February 26, 1419; † between February 17, 1455 and March 18, 1456)

L5. Anna (born January 26, 1421; † after March 3, 1455); ⚭ (September 8, 1434 in Schweinfurt, before October 7, 1434) Konrad IX. (VII.) Von Weinsberg (* before 1391; † January 18, 1448), (⚭ 1: (August 26 / November 11, 1396) Anna von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (* before 1371; † June 1, 1434), daughter von Kraft III. von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (1328–1371 / 1376) and Anna von Leuchtenberg (–1390)), son of Engelhard VIII. von Weinsberg (1359–1417) and Anna von Leiningen (–1413)

L6. Henry XI. (VIII.) , "The restless", "the younger" (1429), matriculated at the University of Erfurt (1433), matriculated at the University of Cologne (1436), renounced 1436 and 1445, respectively, canon of Cologne (1436), canon zu Würzburg (around 1437), archdeacon of Würzburg (1455), canon of Bamberg (1438–1448), lord of Kaltennordheim (1445), documented in 1426, (* March 17, 1422; † September 10, 1475 in Kaltennordheim ; ▭ im Würzburg Cathedral ); ⚭ () NN

M1. Margarethe († before November 11, 1491)

L7. Agnes , prioress in Stadtilm Monastery (1461), (* September 24, 1424; † after 1461)

L8. Adelheid , Posthuma , (October 3, 1426 - December 7, 1426)

L9. Margareta , aunt of Count Wilhelm III., Benedictine in the Wechterswinkel Monastery (1476), in Stadtilm Monastery (1480), († before November 22, 1491)

K4. Mechthild (Metze) († after August 3, 1425); ⚭ (November 16, 1407) Günther XIX. (XXXII.) Von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg, 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 February 6, 1450 at Tharandt Castle ), (⚭ 2: (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)), son of Count Günther XVII. (XXIX.) Von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (–1395/1396) and Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (-)

K5. Eucharius (* after September 6, 1385, † after February 1, 1390)

K6. Margarete , zu Ilmenau (1421), zu Pössneck (1424), (* (1386); † before October 23, 1427, (November 2) 1437/1438); ⚭ 1: (January 23, 1399) 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 1362, (* around 1362 - † April 30, 1418 drowned in Lake Constance ; ▭ in the Augustinian Church in Constance ), (⚭ 1: (before January 19, 1380) Helena von Schwarzburg, daughter of Günther XII. Von Schwarzburg (–1382) and Gertrud von Anhalt-Bernburg (–1348)), son of Count Heinrich XII. (X.) von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1325-1372 / 1373) and Agnes von Honstein (-1382/1389); ⚭ 2: (before December 20, 1421, contract February 23) 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)

J4. Berthold XII. (VIII.) Von Henneberg-Schleusingen (- renounced 1375), minorenn (1359), Herr zu 1/2 Themar (1380), Canon of Bamberg, (* 1356; † February 11, 1416 in the Hochstädt Monastery ) (-1416) , (* 1356- † February 11, 1416)

J5. Johann (II.) (* Around 1358; † before April 10, 1360)

J6. Volkmar

J7. Albert

J8. Hermann VI. († after March 10, 1373)

I5. [I] Elisabeth (* before 1318; † December 6, 1377/30 May 1391; ▭ in Birkenfeld Monastery ); ⚭ () Johann II. Von Zollern, Burgrave of Nuremberg, (* before 1320 (1309?); † October 7, 1357), son of Friedrich IV. Von Zollern, Burgrave of Nuremberg , (1287–1332) and Margaret of Carinthia (–1348)

H3. Berthold VI. (V.) , "the Younger" (1287), Knight of the Order of St. John (1290), Spitler (1315 ), Prior of St. John of Bohemia, Moravia, Poland and Austria and Commander in Silesia (1313–1324), Commander of Würzburg (1315– 1316), Komtur zu Boxberg (1317–1321), Komtur zu Schleusingen (1318), Komtur zu Kühndorf (1323), Komtur zu Mainz (1324-1330), Johanniterprior in Alemanien (1327), (* before 1285; † 21. (January / August) 1330; ▭ in the Johanniterkirche, Würzburg)

H4. Heinrich V. (IV.) , Lord in Elgersburg (1286), (Canon of Würzburg (1287)), Commander of Schweinfurt (1296 and 1313), Commander of Münnerstadt (1315), Knight of the Teutonic Order (1315-1321), House Commander in Neubrunn (1329), (* before 1277; † 1339 / March 12, 1340)

H5. Judith (Jutta) (* (1271); † (May 2, 1316/12 May 1317/25 April (1316/1317))); ⚭ 1: (December 10, 1307) Diezmann von Meissen (* 1260; † December 10, 1307 in Leipzig / December 27, 1307, murdered), son of Margrave Albrecht II of Meissen, Landgrave of Thuringia, Count Palatine of Saxony, ( 1240-1315) and the Margherita di Sicilia (1237-1270); ⚭ 2: (July 12, 1308) Otto IV. (VI.) Von Brandenburg-Stendal "with the arrow", (* 1238; † between December 13, 1308 and February 12, 1309 / (XI./XII. 1308 ); ▭ in Chorin Monastery ), (⚭ 1: (1262) Heilwig von Holstein (* around 1250; † after January 3, 1305), daughter of Count Johann I von Schauenburg (1229–1263) and Elisabeth of Saxony ( -)), son of Margrave Johann I von Brandenburg-Stendal (1213–1266) and Sophie of Denmark (1217–1247)

H6. Elisabeth , nuns of the Benedictine order in Stadtilm , first documented mention 1321 to 1329, († after 1329)

H7. Adelheid († after June 5, 1326); ⚭ () Wilhelm von Katzenelnbogen

H8. Sophie , first documented mention 1290 to 1313, († after 1313); ⚭ () Friedrich von Hohenlohe-Wernsberg, documented mention 1279, († 1290)

G7. [II]Hermann II. , Through the Henneberg division in 1274 , founder of the Henneberg-Aschach line (1274–1292) (later Henneberg-Römhild, expired in 1549), (* around 1250; † February 9, 1292 in Aschach); ⚭ (before March 25, 1277) Adelheid von Trimberg († between November 18, 1316 and after July 7, 1318), daughter of Konrad von Trimberg (–1281) and Adelheid von Wildberg (–1279)

I1. Hermann III. , ruled (1292–1306) together with his brother Heinrich VI., (* 1277/1292; † (July 12) 1307); ⚭ () Katharina von Schlesien-Glogau

I2. Henry VI. (1292–1352), (* before 1293; † between August 14, 1355 and January 26, 1356); ⚭ 1: (before March 3, 1315) Countess Sophie von Käfernburg († March 4, 1358), daughter of Count Günther VIII. Von Käfernburg (–1318/1324) and Irmgard von Schwarzburg-Leutenberg (–1340)

J1. [I]Hermann IV. (III.) (1352–1403), sold Aschach 1390, bought Hartenberg 1371, (* 1315 / before 1346; † (January 27 / March 28) 1403); ⚭ 1: () Adelheid von Zollern († August 30, 1360); ⚭ 2: (1366; June 22, 1369 Dispens 4 ° Montefiascone ) Agnes von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg († April 13, 1399; ▭ in the Frauenroth monastery ), daughter of Count Günther IX. (XXI.) (1304–1349) and Elisabeth von Hohnstein (–1380)

K1. Friedrich I (1403–1422), (* 1367; † September 24, 1422; ▭ in the Veßra monastery ); ⚭ (before May 4, 1393) Countess Elisabeth von Henneberg-Schleusingen (* before 1380; † November 14, 1444), daughter of Count Heinrich X. (V.) von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1352–1405) and Mathilde von Baden ( 1368-1425)

L1. Georg I (1422–1465), (* 1395/1396; † July 25, 1465 at Hallenburg Castle ); ⚭ 1: () Katharina von Wertheim († March 23, 1419), daughter of Count Johann I von Wertheim (1330–1407) and Duchess Guta (Uta) von Teck (1364–1419 / 1422); ⚭ 2: (May 13, 1423) Johannetta von Nassau-Saarbrücken (* 1408; † February 1, 1481 in Römhild), daughter of Count Philip I of Nassau-Weilburg (1368–1429) and Anna von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim ( 1381-1410)

M1. [II] Anna (* 1424; † after November 16, 1467); ⚭ (between December 1, 1439 and June 23, 1440) Heinrich X. "the Younger" of Gera and Schleiz (* October 11, 1415; † between January 27, 1451 and February 14, 1452 in Bohemian captivity in Prague) , Son of Henry VII of Gera (1341–1420) and Lutrud von Honstein-Heringen (1372–1446)

M2. [II] Elisabeth (* 1426; † around 1499)

M3. [II] Margarete (* 1427; † March 7, 1460); ⚭ 1: () Eberhard II. Von Wertheim (* 1417/1418; † 1447), son of Count Georg I von Wertheim (1390–1453 / 1454) and Anna von Oettingen (–1461); ⚭ 2: (before November 25, 1450) Günther II. (III.) Von Mansfeld († March 10, 1475), son of Count Albrecht II. (IV.) Von Mansfeld (1376–1416) and Elisabeth von Anhalt- Zerbst (1385-1413)

M4. [II]Frederick II (1465–1488), (* 1429; † November 17, 1488); ⚭ () Elisabeth von Württemberg (* 1454/23 December 1450 in Landshut; † 6 April 1501), daughter of Count Ulrich V. von Württemberg ((1413) –1480) and Elisabeth of Bavaria (1419–1451)

N1. Hermann VIII. (1488–1535), (* 1470; † April 5, 1535; ▭ in the collegiate church of Römhild ); ⚭ (October 23, 1491 in Aschaffenburg ) Elisabeth von Brandenburg (* April 8, 1474 in Ansbach ; † April 25, 1507 in Römhild ; ▭ in the collegiate church of Römhild), daughter of Elector Albrecht Achilles of Brandenburg (1414–1486) and the Anna of Saxony (1437-1512)

O1. George III (* 1492; † (22./23.) August 1526 in Speyer )

O2. Berthold XVI. (1535–1548), sold Römhild in 1548 to the Counts of Mansfeld, in 1555 to Saxony, (* 1493/1497; †† March 23, 1549 in Römhild; ▭ in the collegiate church of Römhild); ⚭ (August 17, 1529) Countess Anna von Mansfeld-Vorderort († July 26, 1542; ▭ in the collegiate church of Römhild ), daughter of Count Ernst II of Mansfeld-Vorderort (1479–1531) and Countess Dorothea zu Solms-Lich (1493–1578)

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O3. Albrecht von Henneberg-Schwarza (1535–1549), (* 1495/1499; †† 5th (May / June) 1549 in Schwarza), ⚭ (1537) Katharina von Stolberg, heiress of Schwarza, who then passed to Stolberg by will , (Born November 6, 1511/24 October 1514 in Stolberg; † June 18, 1577 in Schwarza), daughter of Count Bodo VIII. Zu Stolberg (1467-1538) and Anna von Eppenstein-Königstein-Rochefort (1481/1482 -1538)

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O4. Otto IV. (* 1497; † June 12, 1547 in Strasbourg)

O5. Friedrich III. († 1501)

O6. Apollonia (1500 - April 21, 1548); ⚭ () Gottfried Werner von Zimmer -Wildenstein (* August 12, 1484 in Meßkirch ; † (April 2nd / 12th) 1554 ibid), son of Johann Werner I von Zimmer ((1455) –1495) and Margaretha von Oettingen (1458–1528)

O7. Elisabeth ; ⚭ () Gottfried von Hohenlohe

O8. Anna († after 1517)

O9. Margareta († after 1517)

M5. [II] Philipp , Bishop of Bamberg (1475–1487), (* 1430; † January 26, 1487 in Bamberg )

M6. [II] George II (* 1432; † January 13, 1508 (in Mergenheim))

M7. [II] Johann (* 1434; † 143?)

M8. [II] Agnes (* 1435; † after 1468)

M9. [II]Otto III. (1465–1502), (1437-9 June 1502)

M10. [II] Heinrich XII. (* June 8, 1438: † May 27, 1520)

M11. [II] Hermann VII. (* 1439; February 13, 1464 in Römhild)

M12. [II] Berthold XIII. , Archbishop of Mainz (1484–1504), (* 1442; † December 21, 1504 in Aschaffenburg , from smallpox )

L2. Sophie (* 1395; † after December 14, 1441); ⚭ (1413) Michael I von Wertheim (* 1400; † July 25, 1440), son of Count Johann I von Wertheim (1330–1407) and Duchess Guta (Uta) von Teck (around 1364 – after 1409)

L3. Otto († January 10, 1407)

L4. Elisabeth († after June 29, 1417)

K2. Wilhelm I (* before 1391; † after April 7, 1397/1426 in Cyprus )

K3. Hermann VI. († September 11, 1416)

K4. Elisabeth († November 4, 1408/1413); ⚭ () Thomas III. von Rieneck (* before 1386; † February 8, 1431), (⚭ 2: (July 17, 1413) Elisabeth von Castell (* around 1400; † July 1, 1419), daughter of Count Leonhard I von Castell (–1426 ) and Anna von Hohenlohe-Uffenheim-Entsee (1387–1400); ⚭ 3: (October 14 (1418)) Katharina von Hanau (* January 21, 1408; † September 25 (September / November) 1460 in Massfeld), Daughter of Count Reinhard II (III.) Von Hanau (1370-1451) and Katharina von Nassau-Beilstein (-1459)), son of Count Ludwig XI. (VI.) Von Rieneck (1354–1400 / 1408) and Kunigunde von Sponheim-Bolanden (–1389)

J2. [I] Berthold X. († April 1, 1411)

J3. [I] Sophie (around 1320; † November 27, 1344); ⚭ (June 21, 1335) Henry III. von Ortenburg (* around 1290; † 1360/4 November 1347/9 May 1350), (⚭ 1: () Agnes von Niederbayern (* 1310; † 1360), daughter of Otto I (III) of Lower Bavaria , King of Hungary, (1261–1312 / 1313) and Agnes von Schlesien-Glogau (1293 / 1296–1361); ⚭ 2: (1326/1327) Adelheid von Schaunberg († between July 4, 1328 and 1334), daughter of the count Heinrich IV. Von Schaunberg (- (1327)) and dfer Agnes (von Neuhaus) (–1318/1319)), son of Count Rapoto IV. Von Ortenburg (–1289/1295) and the Kunigunde von Bruckberg (-)

J4. [I] Henry VIII. († after June 13, 1379)

J5. [I] Adelheid († before June 14, 1369); ⚭ (before April 30, 1322) Friedrich I. von Heideck († 1357/3 August 1374), (⚭ 1: () Beatrix NN ), son of Gottfried III. von Heideck (–1331) and the Kunigunde von Dornberg (–1292)

I3. Berthold VIII. († after April 8, 1329)

I4. Poppo IX († after June 24, 1362)

I5. Elisabeth († after January 25, 1291); ⚭ () Berthold II. Von Graisbach († around 1285 before 1291), son of Count Berthold I von Graisbach (-) and the Adelheid NN (-)

I6. Hermann IV († December 10, 1329)

F2. [I] Luitgard († June 14, 1267); ⚭ (1229) Prince Johann I "the theologian" of Mecklenburg (* around 1211; † August 1, 1264; ▭ in Doberan ), son of Prince Heinrich Borwin II of Mecklenburg (1170–1226) and Christine of Sweden (- 1248)

F3. [I] Adelheid , first documented mention 1223 to 1253, († February 28, 1256); ⚭ 1: () Ludwig III. (II.) Von Looz-Rieneck, first documented mention 1213 to 1234, (* before 1216; † May 9, 1243), son of Count Gerhard III. von Rieneck (1175 / 1180–1216) and the Kunigunde von Cimbern (–1216); ⚭ 2: () Heinrich II. Zu Stolberg, first documented mention 1242 to 1272, († 1272/1282), son of Count Heinrich I. zu Stolberg (-) and NN (-)

F4. [I] Bertha , first documented mention from 1250 to 1254, († after October 17, 1254); ⚭ (before April 10, 1250) Friedrich I. von Castell, documented from 1235 to 1251, (* before 1235; † 1251/1254), son of Count Rupert III. (VI.) Von Castell (-1236/1240) and Hedwig NN (-1240)

F5. [I] Anna († after 1235); ⚭ () Ulrich I. von Helfenstein († after 1241), son of Ludwig IV. (I.) von Spitzenberg-Sigmaringen, Count of Helfenstein, (1147–1200) and NN von Helfenstein (-)

F6. [II] Hermann I von Henneberg-Coburg, acquired the rule of Schmalkalden from the inheritance of the Landgraves of Thuringia in 1247and, in the service of the Bishop of Bamberg, secured possessions and rights to Coburg from the inheritance of the Dukes of Andechs-Meranien, who died in 1248 the line Henneberg-Coburg (1248-1290) (expired 1291), (* 1224; † December 18, 1290 in Aschach; ▭ in the Frauenroth monastery); ⚭ 1: (May 23, 1249 in Mainz) Margarete von Holland (* 1234; † March 26, 1276; ▭ in the Loosduinen monastery), daughter of Count Florens IV. Of Holland (1210–1234) and Duchess Mathilde von Brabant (- 1267); ⚭ II: (February 25, 1283) Katharina von Hessberg († July 9 after 1283)

G1. [I] Poppo VIII. (1290–1291), (* before 1279; †† February 4, 1291 in Strauf ; ▭ in Veßra Monastery ); ⚭ (November 8, 1277 in Landshut ) Sophie von Niederbayern (* (1264); † February 4, 1282; ▭ in the Veßra monastery), daughter of Heinrich XIII. of Bavaria (1235–1290) and Elisabeth (of Hungary) (1236–1271)

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G2. [I] Jutta , inherits Coburg and Schmalkalden (1291), († May 27, 1292; ▭ in Lehnin monastery); ⚭ (October 22, 1268) Margrave Otto IV of Brandenburg-Salzwedel, Count of Henneberg-Coburg (1291–), (* around 1246; † July 23/24, 1298; ▭ in the Lehnin Monastery ), son of Margrave Otto III. von Brandenburg-Salzwedel (1217–1267) and Princess Beatrix of Böhmen (–1286)

F7. [II] Kunigunde († 1257); ⚭ (1240) Albrecht I von Hohenlohe -Hohenlohe, documented mention 1240 to 1269, († (1269) / 1271), (⚭ 2: Udelhild von Berg-Schelklingen († after 1271), daughter of Count Ulrich II. Von Berg- Schelklingen (–1264/1268) and the (Udelhild) von Urach) (-), son of Count Gottfried I von Hohenlohe (–1254) and the Richenza von Krautheim (1224–1262)

F8. [II] Berthold IV. (I.) , Bishop of Würzburg (1267–1274 deposed), auxiliary bishop in Mainz (1307–1312), documented in 1257, († September 29, 1312 in Münnerstadt ; ▭ ibid)

F9. [II] Margareta († after August 26, 1271); ⚭ ((August 26, 1271 in Rodach)) Konrad I. von Wildberg († December 6 (1272)), (⚭ 1: () NN ), son of Count Marquard von Wildberg (–1372) and NN (von Hessberg ) (-)

F10. [II] Otto , documented in 1257, († (1257))

F11. [II] daughter , ⚭ () Duke Konrad I. von Teck (* around 1195; † 1244/1249), son of Duke Adalbert II. Von Teck (1165–1219) and NN (-)

E3. Otto I. von Henneberg, founder of the line of the Counts von Botenlauben (1206) (extinct after 1251), minstrel , crusader , founded the Cistercian convent Frauenroth together with his wife in 1231, documented in 1197, (* around 1177; † (3rd / 4th) .) October 1244; ▭ in Frauenroth Monastery); ⚭ (before October 1, 1208) Beatrix de Courtenay , Dame de Toron, de Castro Novo et de Cabor, (* (1176); † after February 7, 1245; ▭ in Frauenroth Monastery), (⚭ 1: ((21. October 1186)) Wilhelm von Lusignan , Lord of Valence , (* after 1163; † before 1208), son of Hugo VIII. Von Lusignan (around 1106–1173) and Bourgogne de Rancon (–1169)), daughter of Joscelin III. de Courtenay, titular count of Edessa , Seneschal of the Kingdom of Jerusalem (1176–1190), Seigneur de Rohais, (- (1190)) and Agnes von Milly (-)

G1. Heinrich von Henneberg-Botenlauben, canon in the Haug Abbey , Würzburg (1235), († April 8 (after 1235))

G2. Otto II von Henneberg-Botenlauben, Count von Hildenburg (1228), sold the dominions of Lichtenberg and Hildenburg in 1230 , in 1234 also his rule of Botenlauben to the diocese of Würzburg, knight of the Teutonic Order (1231), clergyman in the Frauenroth monastery (1247), ( * around 1200; † September 22, 1249); ⚭ (around 1228) Adelheid von Hildenburg , nun in the St. Markus monastery, Würzburg (1231), documented evidence from 1228 to 1250, († after 1250), heir daughter of Count Adalbert III. von Hildenburg, Vogt von Rohr , (–1217/1228) and NN von Henneberg (-)

H1. Adalbert IV von Botenlauben-Hildenburg (1228–1251), Canon of Würzburg (1234), Knight of the Teutonic Order (1247), 1251 Commander of Koblenz, (†† (July 12) after 1251)

→ Line extinguished - its possessions and rights reverted to the Würzburg monastery

E4. Heinrich II. , Knight of the Teutonic Order, († March 5, 1208 in Augsburg)

E5. Konrad , archdeacon (1189), cathedral custodian (1195), cathedral thesaurarius zu Würzburg (1196), († October 24 (after 1196))

E6. Adelheid († after 1189); ⚭ (before 1155) Duke Heinrich III. von Limburg, Count of Arlon, (* around 1140; † (before June 21) 1221), (⚭ 1: () Sophie von Saarbrücken († after 1215), daughter of Count Simon I of Saarbrücken (before 1135–1182 ) and Countess Mathilde von Sponheim (-)), son of Duke Heinrich II. of Limburg (1110–1167) and Mathilde von Saffenberg (before 1136–1145)

E7. Elisabeth (* 1188; † after 1210); ⚭ () Friedrich II. (III.) Von Beichlingen , documented in 1210, († (after September 23) 1216/1220/1222 / after 1235), son of Count Friedrich II. Von Beichlingen (–1189) and NN von Ballenstedt (-)

E8. Kunigunde († 1237); ⚭ 1: Otto von Plesse († 1208); ⚭ II (1210) Heinrich I von Rieneck († between March 21, 1238 and May 8, 1240)

E9. Margarethe ; ⚭ () Heinrich zu Stolberg

D2. Irmgard († July 15, 1197; ▭ in Schönau ); ⚭ () Konrad von Staufen , first Count Palatinate near the Rhine (1156), (* around 1135; † November 8, 1195; ▭ in Schönau), son of Duke Friedrich II of Swabia (1090–1147) and Agnes von Saarbrücken ( -)

D3. Lukardis († November 22, 1220; ▭ in Trostadt Monastery ); ⚭ (1154 in Meiningen) Adalbert von Sommerschenburg, Count Palatine of Sommerschenburg (1162–1179), Count Palatine of Saxony, Vogt of Quedlinburg , Marienthal and Huysburg , documented from 1142 to 1178, († January 15 / March 17, 1179), son of Count Friedrich II of Sommerschenburg, Count Palatine of Saxony, (1100–1162) and the Liutgard of Stade (–1152)

C3. Gebhard , Elekt (1122–1127), Provost of Haug Monastery (–1150), Bishop of Würzburg (1150–1159), († March 17, 1159 in Würzburg )

C4. Günther , Canon (1131–1134), Provost of Haug Monastery (1137), Cathedral Treasurer of Würzburg (1144), Bishop of Speyer (1146–1161), († August 16, 1161; ▭ in Maulbronn )

C5. Hildegard († February 24 (1143/1144); ▭ in Lorsch Abbey ); ⚭ () Heinrich II. Von Katzenelnbogen (* before 1124; † between 1160 and 1168), son of Heinrich I von Katzenelnbogen, (-1102) and the Luccarde (Luitgard) von Heimbach (-after 1102)

C6. Otto I († March 3, 1200), Bishop of Speyer (1190–1200)

B2. Poppo II. , Progenitor of several subsidiary lines ( Popponian line ), which did not have the title of count and soon expired again ( Lords of Frankenstein , Lichtenberg, Wasungen , Irmelshausen, Sternberg ), documented from 1096 to 1116, (* before 1096; † (20./ August 21, 1118); ⚭ () Beatrix von Gleichen († 1120), daughter of Count Erwin I von Gleichen (1040–1116) and the Helinburg von Lohra (1080–1133)

C1. Poppo III. von Henneberg-Irmelshausen, documented from 1131 to 1156, bought the Habesburg in 1156 , (* before 1131; † (1160)); ⚭ () NN

D1. Heinrich I. von Irmelshausen (1156–1160), von Lichtenberg (1161–1165), von Henneberg (1161), († 1167)

D2. Poppo V. von Irmelshausen, von Lichtenberg (1168–1179), documented documents from 1156 to 1199, (* before 1156; † May 29, 1199); ⚭ () Irmgard (von Rothausen)

E1. Heinrich II. Von Sternberg, documented in 1199, (* before 1199; ⚔ December 6, 1228 near Meiningen ); ⚭ () NN (von Wildberg) (-)

F1. Albert von Sternberg, documented in 1246, († between October 1253 and January 31, 1255); ⚭ () Mechtild von Trimberg, documented from 1277 to 1297, († after 1297), daughter of Albrecht von Trimberg (–1261/1276) and Luitgart von Büdingen (–after 1257)

G1. Lukardis von Sternberg († after February 1, 1312); ⚭ () Henry III. von Frankenstein, documented in 1248, († after January 5, 1297), son of Heinrich I von Frankenstein (1248–1295) and Lukardis von Henneberg-Schleusingen (–1312)

F2. Berthold II von Sternberg von Sternberg, Canon (1240), Domscholasticus (1260), Cathedral Dean (1262–1270), Bishop of Würzburg (1274–1287), († November 13, 1287; ▭ in Würzburg Cathedral )

F3. Hermann von Sternberg, Canon (1255), archdeacon (1274), provost in the Neumünster Collegiate Monastery (1275–1277), († between April 1, 1277 and March 2, 1278)

F4. Heinrich (III.) Von Sternberg, canon (1267), archdeacon of Würzburg (1270), canon and archdeacon (1271 ), provost of Bamberg (1276), provost in the Neumünster collegiate monastery (1279), († after May 25, 1279)

F5. Sophia von Sternberg, nun in the Wechterswinkel monastery , documented mention 1262, († after December 1, 1262)

D3. Gotebold IV. Von Lichtenberg (1168–1176), von Irmelshausen-Habesberg (1169), documented from 1156 to 1186, (* before 1156; † after 1187); ⚭ () NN

E1. Daughter of Henneberg; ⚭ () Adalbert III. von Hildenburg († February 9, 1217/1228)

C2. Ludwig I. von Lengsfeld (1137–1164), von Frankenstein (1152–1164), Graf (1158), documented mention from 1131 to 1164, (* before 1131; † after 1164); ⚭ () NN of rooms (-)

D1. Daughter of Frankenstein († after 1160)

D2. Ludwig II of Frankenstein-Ebenhausen (* before 1168, † after 1197); ⚭ () NN

E1. Albert I. von Frankenstein (* before 1192, † after October 26, 1233); ⚭ () NN

F1. Ludwig III. von Frankenstein, Vogt von Kloster Herrenbreitungen (1241), nobilis (1252), (* before 1219, † after January 11, 1263); ⚭ () NN

G1. Heinrich I von Frankenstein (* before 1248, † after December 22, 1295); ⚭ () Lukardis von Henneberg-Schleusingen († after February 1, 1312), daughter of Count Berthold V (III.) Von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1245–1284) and Sophie von Schwarzburg (–1279)

H1. Daughter of Frankenstein, nun of Creuzburg (1257), († after 1257)

H2. Heinrich II von Frankenstein (1320-1325), lord of Salzungen (-1311), documented in 1272, († between April 26, 1326 and March 25, 1327); ⚭ 1: () Elisabeth of Thuringia (* before 1270; † after April 23, 1326), daughter of Margrave Albrecht II of Meissen, Landgrave of Thuringia, Count Palatine of Saxony, (1240-1315) and the Kunigunde von Eisenberg (1245 -1286); ⚭ 2: (before 1295) Elisabeth von Salza († after April 26, 1326)

I1. [I] Siboto III. von Frankenstein (* before 1311; † after March 31, 1335)

I2. [I] Henry III. von Frankenstein (* before 1311; † April 23, 1326); ⚭ () NN

J1. Dietzel von Frankenstein, first documented mention 1340, († after September 29, 1354)

J2. Heinrich von Frankenstein, first documented mention 1345 to 1347 († after 1347)

J3. Albrecht von Frankenstein, first documented mention 1345 to 1351, († after 1351)

I3. [I] Constantia von Frankenstein, first documented mention May 26, 1311 to 1326, († after 1326)

I4. [I] Dietrich (Gyzelo) von Frankenstein, (* before 1328, † after September 29, 1354)

I5. [I] Heinrich IV. (Ludwig) von Frankenstein, documented in 1334, († after December 23, 1347)

I6. [I] Albrecht von Frankenstein, first documented mention 1330, († after December 23, 1347)

I7. [I] Elisabeth von Frankenstein, nun of Kitzingen (1345), († after May 25, 1345)

H3. Henry III. von Frankenstein, documented from 1291 to 1297, († after January 5, 1297); ⚭ 1: (before April 11, 1291) Lukardis von Sternberg, daughter of Albert von Sternberg (–1253/1255) and Mechtild von Trimberg (–after 1297); ⚭ 2: (before January 5, 1297) Jutta NN (-)

H4. Ludwig IV of Frankenstein (1323-1330), nobilis (1303), documented mention 1283, (* around 1283; † 21 (September / October) 1334); ⚭ () Adelheid von Diez-Weilnau, documented in 1292, († after 1325), daughter of Heinrich I von Diez-Birstein, Count of Weilnau, (1234–1275 / 1281) and Luitgart von Trimberg (–1297)

I1. Elisabeth von Frankenstein, first documented mention 1325 to 1360, († October 27, 1360); ⚭ 1: () Ludwig von Hessberg († before October 20, 1325); ⚭ 2: (before 1341) Siegfried III. von Stein zu Ostheim vor der Rhön, first documented mention 1317 to 1356, († before October 27, 1360), son of Siegfried II. von Stein (de Lapide), knight, (around 1250 – before 1317) and NN (-)

I2. Ludwig V of Frankenstein († after October 9, 1330)

H5. Euphemia von Frankenstein († after February 11, 1292); ⚭ (before February 11, 1292) Theodor von Leisnig, clergyman on book (before 1297)

H6. Kunigunde von Frankenstein († before 1301); ⚭ (before 1294) (Heinrich) Gunther von Salza, Vogt von Herrenbreitungen

H7. Elisabeth von Frankenstein, abbess of the Frauensee monastery (1328), († before December 17, 1330); ⚭ () Albrecht of Thuringia (* before 1270; † 1305)

H8. Johanna von Henneberg († after July 1, 1311)

G2. Agnes von Frankenstein, first documented mention in 1268, († May 14, 1272; ▭ in the Franciscan monastery in Nordhausen ); ⚭ (before April 24, 1267) Friedrich zu Stolberg-Vockenstedt, documented in 1233, († after November 30, 1275 / around 1282), son of Count Heinrich I. zu Stolberg (-1235/1239) and NN

E2. Sigeboto II of Frankenstein-Kraynberg (* before 1215, † after 1241)

D3. Sigeboto I. von Frankenstein (* before 1168, † after 1209)

D4. Gotebold V. von Frankenstein (* around 1164/1170; † after 1197)

D5. Poppo von Frankenstein, Canon and Provost of St. Moritz zu Hildesheim, (* before 1181, † after 1201)

C3. Gotebold III. von Wasungen, documented from 1137 to 1164, (* (1107); † after 1164); ⚭ () NN

D1. Poppo von Wasungen, documented mention 1179 to 1196, (* before 1176; † (1198/1199)); ⚭ (before November 11, 1192) NN von Gleichen , daughter of Count Erwin II. Von Gleichen (–1192) and NN

D2. Otto von Wasungen († March 3, 1200))

C4. Dietburg von Henneberg; ⚭ () Albrecht von der Nordmark

B3. Daughter ; ⚭ Gozmar I. von Reichenbach (1089), Domvogt von Fulda (1108), (* before 1090; † (20./21.) August (1118/1119)), son of (Gozmar), high bailiff of Fulda (1062) , (around 1020 – after 1062)

A2. Gotebold I , Burgrave of Würzburg (1091), documented in 1057, (* before 1040; † April 18 (1091/1094))

A3. Bilis , Canon of Würzburg (1057), († December 13, 1076)

literature

• Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVI., Plate 144–149, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
• Johannes Mötsch : Henneberg, Grafen von , in: Historisches Lexikon Bayerns Status: June 26, 2017, accessed October 1, 2017

Individual evidence / notes

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak} Detlev Schwennicke: European family tables , New Series, Volume XVI. , Plate 144, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae} Detlev Schwennicke: European family tables , new series, volume XVI., Plate 146, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
3. ↑ The first marriage is not documented in Schwennicke
4. ↑ ^{a b c} genealogy.euweb.cz Hohenlohe 1 , accessed on December 4, 2010.
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Detlev Schwennicke: European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVI., Plate 149, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
6. ↑ The first marriage is not documented in Schwennicke
7. ^ Germania-Sacra Die Stifte in Schmalkalden and Römhild , accessed April 21, 2013, PDF
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au} Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVI., Plate 147, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
9. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} uni Erlangen Johann I. , accessed November 24, 2014
10. ↑ not listed by Schwennicke
11. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz The House of Sponheim 8 , accessed February 12, 2014, English
12. ↑ not listed by Schwennicke
13. ↑ uni-Erlangen Wilhelm III., Count von Henneberg-Schleusingen , accessed on November 18, 2014.
14. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 5 , accessed on October 5, 2011.
15. ↑ Detlev Schwennicke: European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVI., Plate 148, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8
16. Jump up ↑ Joseph Aschbach : History of the Counts of Wertheim from the earliest times to their extinction in the male line in 1556 , 2 volumes, Frankfurt 1843
17. ↑ with Schwennicke it comes from the second marriage
18. ↑ not given by Schwennicke
19. ↑ Second marriage not with Schwennicke
20. ↑ in Schwennicke's case it comes from the first marriage
21. ↑ ^{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} Detlev Schwennicke: European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVI., Plate 145, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a . M. 1995, ISBN 3-465-02741-8

ADB / NDB

1. ^ Bernhard Anemüller :  Günther (Roman-German counter-king) . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 10, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1879, pp. 133-137.
2. ^ Franz Xaver von Wegele :  Berthold . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1875, pp. 531-534.

1. ^ Wilhelm Engel :  Berthold von Sternberg. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1955, ISBN 3-428-00183-4 , p. 159 ( digitized version ).