Tribe list from Hohnstein

Tribe list from Hohnstein (contemporary von Honstein) with the persons represented in Wikipedia and important links.

The inadequate, often incorrect 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 Hohnstein I.

The first known representative of the house was (Ad) Elger I. , Count von Ilfeld (1128), documented from 1103 to 1128, († November 18 ...); ∞ Bertrada († October 12th ....). They had the following offspring:

A1. (Ad) Elger II. Von Ilfeld, Count von Ilfeld (1174–1188), Count von Hohnstein (1182–1189), founder of the Ilfeld Monastery (1189), documented in 1154, († January 13, 1190; ▭ in the Ilfeld Monastery) ; ∞ (before 1168) Lutrudis, founder of the Ilfeld Monastery (1189), († November 13th ....; ▭ in the Ilfeld Monastery), daughter of the lord of the castle Heseke at the Honstein Castle

B1. (Ad) Elger III. , Count von Hohnstein (1191), Vogt of the Ilfeld Monastery (1212), he had Ilfeld Castle, which had been in the monastery property since 1190, demolished in order to obtain building material for the monastery; documented in 1184, (* 1182; † September 16, 1219); ∞ Oda (of Magdeburg?), First documented mention 1216 to 1234, († July 8th ....), daughter of the burgrave (Burchard II of Magdeburg?)

C1. Dietrich I. (II.) , Count von Honstein, Vogt of the Homburg Monastery , documented from 1209 to 1249, († July 23, 1249); ∞ (before 1231) Hedwig von Brehna , Countess von Altenburg (1264), documented mention 1242 to 1264, (* 1215; † 1264), daughter of Count Friedrich II. Von Brehna and Wettin (-1221) and Judith von Ziegenhain (- 1220)

D1. Heinrich I (II.) , Count von Honstein (1249), successor in Klettenberg (1253), Lord in 1/2 Kirchberg and Ehrich (1259), in Greußen (1260), enfeoffment by Landgrave Albrecht of Thuringia with the Spatenberg Castle , all courts, fields, forests and other accessories, especially the forests Eichenberg and the Windleite (1263), zu Sömmerda (1268), senior of the house (1280), documented from 1233 to 1285, (* around 1225; † January 24 between . 1284 and 1293); ∞ (before 1253) Mechthild von Regenstein , documented from 1246 to 1283, (* before 1246; † October 21 between 1283 and 1286; ▭ in the Erfurt Barfüßerkirche ), daughter of Count Ulrich I. von Regenstein (before 1219 – before 1270 ) and Mathilde?

E1. Dietrich II. (III.) , Count von Honstein-Klettenberg, Knight (1275), Lord von Arnsberg (1293), in Sondershausen (before 1295), Lord von Voigtstedt and Artern (1298), Vogt von Dietenborn (1299), co-lord von Roßla and Uftrungen (1303) together with the Counts of Stolberg, junior of the house (1279), senior of the house (1307), documented in 1254, (* around 1245; † between May 28 and August 11, 1309); ∞ (around 1275 before November 28, 1282) Sophie von Anhalt-Bernburg (* around 1259; † after May 20, 1322), daughter of Prince Bernhard I of Anhalt-Bernburg (-1286/1287) and Princess Sophie (Abelsdatter ) of Denmark (1240-1284); Descendants see here

E2. Henry III. , Count von Honstein-Sondershausen, Knight (1275), Count (1277), in Arnsberg (1293), in Sondershausen (before 1295), in Voigtstedt and Artern (1298), Vogt of the Dietenborn Monastery (1299), in Roßla and Uftrungen (1303) together with the Counts of Stolberg, junior of the house (1279), documented in 1254, († between August 10 and December 13, 1305); ∞ (before November 28, 1282) Jutta von Ravensberg , documented mention from 1276 to 1290, († before August 10, 1305), daughter of Count Otto II (III.) Von Ravensberg (around 1246–1306) and Hedwig zur Lippe ( around 1238 - before 1319)

F1. Sophie , first documented mention 1296 to 1310, († June 15, 1322; ▭ in Michaelstein Monastery ); ∞ (September 28, 1296 Dispens , Rome) Count Heinrich V (III.) Von Blankenburg, documented in 1275, († after October 8, 1330), son of Count Heinrich II. Von Blankenburg (-) and the Gerburg? (-)

F2. Dietrich IV. , Count von Honstein, Count von Sondershausen-Straussberg- Greußen (1312), documented mention 1286, (* before 1286; † April 11, 1317; ▭ in the Walkenried monastery ); ∞ (before August 11, 1312) Mechthild von Weimar-Orlamünde, documented 1312 to 1340, († after 1340; ▭ in the Dominican monastery in Erfurt), (∞ II: (before February 20, 1331) Busso (Burchard) VI. Von Querfurt, Herr zu Nebra (1325–1335), documented 1310 to 1337, (* before 1310; † between 1337 and 1340), son of Count Gebhard VII. Von Querfurt (before 1285–1322) and the Hardewig von Lobdeburg-Arnshaugk (- after 1322)), daughter of Count Hermann V. (IV) von Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1279-1319) and the Mechtild von Rabenswald (-after 1338)

F3. Heinrich V (III.) , Count von Honstein, Count von Sondershausen (1312), pledgee of Wolmirstedt (1327), pledgee of Dornburg (1343), pledgee of Rotenburg (1347), documented 1300, († (after April 24th ) 1356); ∞ (before 1341) Mathilde von Braunschweig-Göttingen († after October 28, 1357), daughter of Duke Albrecht II (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel-Göttingen) (1268–1318) and Rixa von Werle (–1317)

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G1. Richza († after 1386); ∞ (May 1, 1339) Count Friedrich XI. von Beichlingen-Rotenburg, first documented mention 1331 to 1356, (*; †), son of Count Friedrich II. (VI.) von Beichlingen-Rotenburg, Burgrave of Kyffhausen, (- after 1314) and the Luitgard of Querfurt (- before 1294)

G2. Agnes , first documented mention 1338 to 1382; ∞ (February 24, 1338) Count Heinrich IX. (XII.) Von Schwarzburg-Arnstadt (1336–1371), to Schlotheim, Rudolstadt and Frankenhausen (1340), to 1/2 Arnstadt (1343), to Blankenburg and Saalfeld (1346), Lord of Sondershausen and Ehrenstein (1356), HRR court judge (1363-1365), captain of the Altmark (1366), "the younger" (1354), documented 1323 to 1371, (* around 1325; † (after May 21) 1372 / before December 4, 1373), Son of Count Heinrich VII (X) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg -Arnstadt (–1338) and Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde (–1363)

G3. Elisabeth , first documented mention 1347 to 1379, († (1381); ▭ in the Liebfrauenkirche , Arnstadt ); ∞ (before June 11, 1347) Count Günther XI. (XIII./XXV.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg , to 1/2 Arnstadt, in Sondershausen (1356), "the Younger" (1346), pledgee von Belitz (June 26th 1367), documented 1345, († June 6th 1368; ▭ in the Church of Our Lady Arnstadt), son of Count Heinrich VII. (X.) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg-Arnstadt (–1338) and Elisabeth von Weimar-Orlamünde (–1363)

G4. Daughter; ∞ Siegfried von Homburg , nobilis (1309), († October 20, 1380; ▭ in the Kemnade monastery ), son of Heinrich von Homburg (- after 1338) and Agnes von Mansfeld (- after 1302)

F4. Otto , Canon of Magdeburg (1309-1314), Canon of Halberstadt (1314-1316), documented from 1305 to 1314, (* before 1305, † after 1316)

F5. Oda , first documented mention from 1305 to 1314; ∞ (before 1303) Count Heinrich I (II.) Von Beichlingen and Lohra, documented mention 1276 to 1335, (* before 1276; † after 1335), son of Count Friedrich V. von Beichlingen and Lohra (before 1251 – before 1288) and Sophie von Gleichenstein (-)

F6. Heilwig (Hedwig) , first documented mention 1305

F7. Elisabeth , first documented mention in 1305

F8. Jutta , (Prioress zu Ichtershausen (1353)), first documented mention 1305

F9. Luchardis (Abbess of Ichtershausen (1359–1362)), first documented mention 1305

F10. Agnes , first documented mention 1305

E3. Luckard , first documented mention from 1254 to 1279, (* before 1254, † after 1279)

E4. Oda , documented from 1254 to 1279, (* before 1254; † before July 21, 1312; ▭ in the Barfüsserkirche, Nordhausen)

E5. Hedwig , nun in the Neuwerk monastery (Nordhausen) (1264), documented mention from 1254 to 1264, (* before 1254, † after 1264)

E6. Mechtild , nun in the Neuwerk monastery (Nordhausen) (1264), (* before 1264, † after 1298)

E7. Ulrich , Minorenn (1263), Canon of Meißen (1275), Canon of Würzburg (1288–1289), Canon (1292–1293), Dom-Scholasticus zu Halberstadt (1294), (* before 1263; † between May 6th 1294 and December 23, 1296)

E8. Elger , Provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen , Canon of Bremen (1288), Canon of Magdeburg (1289), documented mention 1263 to 1299, (* before 1263; † 14 May (1300))

E9. Jutta , documented in 1269, († after 1269)

E10. Lutradis , first documented mention 1269 to 1282, (* before 1269, † after 1282)

E11. Elger , member of the Teutonic Order (1288), Komtur von Roggenhausen (1301–1302), documented from 1275 to 1302, (* before 1263, † after 1302)

D2. Jutta , documented from 1231 to 1234, († after 1234)

D3. Sophie , first documented mention from 1233 to 1259, († after 1259); ∞ (before March 15, 1247, Dispens 4 ° Lateran Palace , Rome, April 12, 1240–1244) Henry III. von Schwarzburg, Count von Schwarzburg (1233), (* around 1219; † between June 11, 1258 and October 24, 1259), son of Count Heinrich II. von Schwarzburg (-1236) and Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde (- after 1222)

D4. Hedewigis , first documented mention 1241 to 1292, († before September 28, 1294); ∞ (April 24, 1246 Dispens , Lyon) Count Friedrich IV. (III.) Von Beichlingen and Lohra, documented from 1217 to 1275, († 1275; ▭ in Frankenhausen ), son of Count Friedrich II. (III.) Von Beichlingen ( –1216) and Elisabeth von Henneberg (1188 – after 1210)

C2. Heinrich I , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1246-1249), documented from 1209 to 1227, (* before 1209, † after 1249)

C3. Elger , provost of the collegiate church of St. Simon and Judas in Goslar (1220–1226), Dominican of Erfurt (1229), Dominican prior of Eisenach (1236–1242), (* around 1180; † October 14, 1242 in Frankfurt am Main ?; ▭ in the Predigerkirche Eisenach)

C4. Elger , clergyman (1217), then subdeacon of St. Bonifatius zu Halberstadt, († November 12, 1237 in Paris )

C5. Lutrade , nun, then abbess of the Drübeck Monastery , documented mention 1211 to 1230, († after 1230)

C6. Bertrade , first documented mention 1240 to 1268, († after 1268); ∞ Count Baderich von Belzig, documented mention from 1215 to 1248, († after 1248)

C7. Daughter, nun in the Rohr monastery (Thuringia) , documented mention 1248, († after 1248)

B2. Friedrich , Count von Honstein, († before 1201); ∞ NN

C1. Dietrich , provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen , documented document from 1208 to 1237, († August 13 (after 1237))

The Counts of Hohnstein II.

Dietrich II. (III.) , Count von Honstein-Klettenberg, Knight (1275), Lord von Arnsberg (1293), in Sondershausen (before 1295), Lord von Voigtstedt and Artern (1298), Vogt von Dietenborn (1299), co-lord von Roßla and Uftrungen (1303) together with the Counts of Stolberg, junior of the house (1279), senior of the house (1307), documented in 1254, (* around 1245; † between May 28 and August 11, 1309); ∞ (around 1275 before November 28, 1282) Sophie von Anhalt-Bernburg (* around 1259; † after May 20, 1322), daughter of Prince Bernhard I of Anhalt-Bernburg (1217–1286 / 1287) and Princess Sophie ( Abelsdatter) of Denmark (1240–1284). They had the following offspring:

A1. Heinrich II. (IV.) , Count von Honstein, inherited Arnstadt (1302), senior of the house (1305), Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg (1309), acquired Lohra (1324), Lord of Heringen (1327-1332), pledgee von Blankenburg (1339), founder of the Klettberg line (expired in 1593), documented from 1286 to 1342, (* around 1275; † before 1344); ∞ (before 1302) Irmgard von Käfernburg-Arnstadt, heiress of Arnstadt, documented mention from 1302 to 1306, (* around 1282; † before 1320), daughter of Count Günther VII. Von Käfernburg (-1302) and Adelheid von Schwarzburg (-1318 )

B1. Dietrich , Canon of Halberstadt (1319–1334), Provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen (1325–1338), Archdeacon of Halberstadt (1334), Canon of Mainz (1342–1346), documented in 1315, (* before 1315; † 20. October (after 1345))

B2. Henry VI. "The elder" , Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg, Lord of Bennungen and Roßla (1341), Lord of Artern (1346), documented in 1315, (* before 1315; † between August 24, 1366 and May 8, 1367); ∞ Mechtild von Weimar-Orlamünde (* before 1338; † July 25, 1365), daughter of Count Friedrich I of Weimar-Orlamünde (1304-1365) and Elisabeth von Meissen (-1347)

C1. Heinrich VII. (V./VIII.) , "With the red plate", Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg and Lohra (1375), lord of 1/2 Bennesenstein, pledged Morungen Castle in 1401 for 3587 guilders to the Counts of Mansfeld, received 1402 from Friedrich von Braunschweig the county Lauterberg , "the elder" (1367), documented from 1353 to 1406, († 1408); ∞ (before January 5, 1364) Agnes von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (* (1343); † 1404), daughter of Duke Magnus I (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel) (1304–1369) and Sophie von Brandenburg (–1356)

D1. Heinrich X. , Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg, pledger of Lauterberg (1417), documented 1379 to 1428, († before 1430); ∞ (before August 11, 1371) Anna von Braunschweig-Osterode (* around 1343; † around 1408), daughter of Ernst I. von Braunschweig-Salzderhelden (1297–1361) and Adelheid von Everstein-Polle (before 1325 – after 1373 )

D2. Ernst I. (II.) , Count of Honstein zu Klettenberg, Lohra, Lauterberg and Scharzfeld, documented in 1387, (⚔ June 16, 1426 at Aussig ); ∞ Anna (Sophie) zu Stolberg († 1436; ▭ in the monastery church of St. Trinitatis, Neuruppin ), daughter of Count Heinrich XVI. (VIII.) Zu Stolberg (–1403) and Elisabeth von Mansfeld (–1398); Descendants see here

D3. Günther , provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen (1404), documented in 1395 to 1430

D4. Otto , Dom-Scholasticus (1391), coadjutor of Merseburg (1394), Dom-Scholasticus of Mainz (1398), provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen and bishop of Merseburg (1403-1406), documented in 1395, († 1406/1407)

D5. Elisabeth († after 1412; ▭ St. Katharinen Church, Eisleben); ∞ (before March 12, 1393) Günther I. (II.) Von Mansfeld, first documented mention 1374, (* (1360); † March 4, 1412; ▭ St. Katharinen Church, Eisleben ), son of Gebhard III. (IV.) From Mansfeld-Querfurt (–1382) and Mechtild (Matilde) from Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1373/1381)

D6. Bernhard , Canon of Halberstadt and Merseburg (1389), matriculated in Erfurt (1392)

B3. Günther , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1349–1370), Commander of Brandenburg (1373), documented 1315 to 1373, (* before 1315, † after 1373)

B4. Bernhard I , documented 1315 to 1351, († before October 7, 1354)

B5. Elisabeth († around April 4, 1380); ∞ (before September 9, 1331) Count Günther XXI. (Schwarzburg-Blankenburg) (* 1304 in Blankenburg; † June 14, 1349 in Frankfurt am Main ), son of Count Heinrich VII (VI.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1285–1324) and Christine von Gleichen (-)

A2. Elger (IX.) , Canon of Magdeburg (1291-1314), excommunicated (1317), monk in Lehnin Monastery (1335-1357), documented mention 1291-1357, (* around 1276; † after 1357)

A3. Bernhard , Knight of the Teutonic Order , documented mention 1292 to 1349, (* around 1277, † after 1349)

A4. Dietrich III. (V.) , Count von Honstein zu Klettenberg (1309), senior of the house (1306), built Heringen Castle together with his brother Heinrich (1327), founder of the Heldrungian line (extinct ...), documented from 1286 to 1330, (* around 1279; † between September 29, 1329 and May 4, 1330); ∞ (between 1305 and 1310) Elisabeth von Waldeck († after October 24, 1371), daughter of Count Otto I von Waldeck (–1305) and Sophie von Hessen (–1331)

B1. Dietrich V. , co-lord of Honstein (1329), lord of Heringen and Tonna (1332), count in Heringen, Bockstedt and Honstein (1372), documented 1315 to 1372, (* around 1306; † 1379); ∞ I: (1326, before February 22, 1333) Adelheid von Holstein (* around 1299; † before February 2, 1350), (∞ I: (1313) Duke Erich II of Schleswig (* around 1288; † March 12 1325), son of Waldemar IV. Von Schleswig (1265–1312) and Elisabeth von Sachsen-Lauenburg (–1306)), daughter of Count Heinrich I (Holstein-Rendsburg) (1258–1304) and Heilwig von Bronckhorst (–1310 ); ∞ II: (around 1360, before August 24, 1366) Sophie von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (* around 1340, † around 1394), daughter of Duke Magnus I (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel) (1304-1369) and Sophie von Brandenburg ( -1356)

C1. [I] Dietrich VI. , Count von Honstein zu Heringen (1378), first documented mention 1373, (* around 1327, † after March 26, 1393); ∞ (before May 4, 1391) Lutrud von Mansfeld († 1394), daughter of Count Albrecht I von Mansfeld (–1362) and Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1358)

D1. Dietrich VIII. Von Honstein-Heringen (1394), Leimbach , 1/2 Benneckenstein and 1/2 Hohenstein (–1417), documented in 1393, certified May 25, 1417 in Göttingen , († before January 27, 1418 in prison)

D2. Ulrich von Honstein, Canon of Halberstadt (1407–1422), (* 1384/1385; † after 1422)

D3. Elisabeth von Honstein, in Heringen (1417–1439) (partim), documented mention 1416 to 1439, († between April 16, 1446 and April 16, 1447); ∞ I: Burchard (Busso) VII. Von Querfurt, first documented mention 1395 to 1404, († 1406), son of Gebhard XI. (IV.) Von Querfurt (1320-1383) and Mechtild von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1350-1370); ∞ II: (before January 4, 1418) Gottschalk von Plesse, first documented mention 1393 to 1435, († 1435/1437), son of Johann von Plesse (1352–1360 / 1390) and Adelheid von Everstein (–1397)

D4. Lutrud von Honstein-Heringen (1417–1432) (partim), documented document October 23, 1401 to April 24, 1446, (* around 1372; † April 24, 1446); ∞ (October 23, 1401 in Rome, Eltville January 24, 1402 Dispens affinitatis) Heinrich VII., Vogt and Lord of Gera, (* May 3, 1341; † between February 26 and July 22, 1420), (∞ I : (around December 4, 1367) Elisabeth (Else) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, documented evidence from December 4, 1367 to May 28, 1399, (* around 1341; † after May 28, 1399 before October 23, 1401), daughter of Count Heinrich XII. Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1325–1373) and Agnes von Honstein (–1382/1389)), son of Heinrich V, bailiff and lord of Gera, (1308–1377) and Mechtild von Käfernburg (1302–1375 / 1376)

C2. [I] Heinrich VIII. , Documented 1380 to 1392, (* around 1330; † before March 12, 1399)

C3. [I] Irmgard (* around 1332; † 1366/1367); ∞ Konrad von Tannrode, Lord of Straussfurt, documented in 1356, (* around 1330; † between July 17, 1393 and January 9, 1394), son of Konrad (the Elder) von Tannrode (1297–1358) and Sophie von Gera (1298-1344)

C4. [I] Elisabeth , first documented mention 1393, (* around 1334, † after 1393); ∞ (before March 26, 1393) Count Bruno V. von Querfurt, Lord of Vitzenburg (1372), pledgee of Eckartsberga (1388), documented in 1353, (* around 1334; † between November 25, 1402 and March 15, 1403) , Son of Count Gebhard XI. (IV.) Von Querfurt (1320–1383) and Elisabeth von Mansfeld (–1358)

C5. [II] Agnes , first documented mention 1377 to 1394, (* around 1360; † September 1, 1404); ∞ (1377) Count Christian V of Oldenburg -Welsburg (* around 1342; † after April 6, 1399), son of Count Conrad I of Oldenburg (1300–1368) and Ingeborg von Holstein-Plön (1316–1343)

B2. Heinrich , Canon and Provost of Our Dear Women in Halberstadt (1341–1358), Provost to the Holy Cross in Nordhausen (1349–1358), Cathedral Thesaurarius zu Halberstadt (1354–1358), documented 1315 to 1358, (* around 1308; † between July 26, 1358 and June 23, 1360)

B3. Otto , first documented mention 1315, (* around 1310, † after 1315)

B4. Elisabeth (* around 1312); ∞ I: (around 1330) Count Otto I. von Stolberg (* around 1310; † between November 24, 1337 and January 10, 1341), son of Count Heinrich V. von Stolberg (–1329/1347) and Jutta von Hadmersleben (-1347); ∞ II: (after 1337) Count Conrad IV of Wernigerode (* around 1310; † after June 24, 1373), son of Conrad III. von Wernigerode (1297–1339) and Helena von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (-)

B5. Bernhard , documented mention 1315, (* around 1314, † after 1315)

B6. Ludwig , canon of Hildesheim (1360 – before 1377), canon of Magdeburg (1360–1363), provost of Bibra (1360), canon (1360), provost of the Holy Cross in Nordhausen, archdeacon of Magdeburg (1361–1367), senior cathedral zu Halberstadt (1369), first documented mention 1360 to 1378, (* around 1317, † around 1378)

B7. Ulrich (Ulman) (III.) , Count von Honstein, Count in Kelbra (1372), Lord in Mohrungen and 1/2 Wippra (–1382), 1/2 Office and Burg Honstein (–1412), pledgee in Gelnhausen (1379 ), documented from 1339 to 1412, (* around 1320; † after September 11, 1414); ∞ (before 1362) Agnes von Braunschweig (* around 1342; † after November 5, 1394), daughter of Duke Ernst I (Braunschweig-Grubenhagen) (1297–1361) and Adelheid von Everstein (–1373)

C1. Dietrich VII. , First documented mention 1385, († March 12, 1399); ∞ (before Whitsun 1370) Richza von Schwarzburg († after 1416), daughter of Count Johann II von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (1327–1407) and Sophie von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1392/1395)

D1. Helena , nun in the Stadtilm monastery

D2. Anna , abbess in the Frankenhausen monastery

C2. Henry IX. , Count in Kelbra (1400), Count in Heldrungen (1413), Herr zu Dahme, documented from 1398 to 1434; ∞ (before 1413) Margarete von Weinsberg , documented from 1413 to 1432, († after 1432), daughter of Engelhard VIII. Von Weinsberg (1359–1417) and Anna von Leiningen (–1413)

D1. Ulrich II. (V.) von Hohnstein zu Heldrungen, first documented mention 1422 to 1435

D2. Ernst III. from Hohnstein to Heldrungen (1492)

D3. Johann I. (II.) Von Hohnstein zu Heldrungen (1450–1498), Lord of Dahme (1458), Lord of the Castle of Vierraden (1478) and (1481) Lord of the Castle and City of Schwedt , (* around 1420; † November 30th 1498); ∞ I: (1467) Anna (Agnes) von Anhalt-Zerbst (* around 1435; † April 8, 1492); (∞ I: (between November 8, 1456 and June 22, 1461, divorce before 1467) Heinrich II. Von Plauen ), daughter of Prince Georg I (Anhalt-Zerbst) (1390–1474) and Euphemia von Oels ( 1390 / 1404-1442); ∞ II: Freiin NN. from Plesse

E1. Walpurgis von Honstein-Vierraden (* around 1465) ∞ (1480) Count Ludwig II of Everstein zu Hindenburg Platue and Massow, documented in 1447, († 1502), son of Count Otto von Everstein (1445-1456) and Agathe von der Marwitz (-)

E2. Bernhard II von Honstein-Vierraden, documented mention 1500, († after August 26th 1503)

E3. Wolfgang von Honstein-Vierraden, Herr zu Vierraden und Schwedt (1499), († 1535) ∞ Katharina von Honstein-Klettenberg, daughter of Count Ernst IV. Von Honstein zu Lohra and Klettenberg (1440–1508) and Margarete von Gera (1445 –1489/1497)

F1. Wilhelm (II.) Von Honstein, Lord of Vierraden and Schwedt, Bailiff of the Uckermark (1561), enfeoffment with the Sabinenkloster (including the patronage rights ) (1559) by Elector Joachim II. Hector , († February 11, 1570); ∞ (September 21, 1568) Margarete von Schönburg-Glauchau (* 1554 in Glauchau; † June 29, 1606 in Rheinfels; ▭ in Laubach), (∞ II: (December 7, 1572 in Glauchau) Count Johann Georg I of Solms -Laubach (born January 26th / November (1546/1547) in Södel; † August 19, 1600 in Laubach; ▭ in the church there), son of Count Friedrich Magnus zu Solms-Laubach (1521–1561) and the Agnes zu Wied (1505–1588)), daughter of Georg II. Von Schönburg-Glauchau (1529–1585) and Dorothea Reuß von Plauen (1523–1572)

F2. Martin von Honstein-Vierraden, master master of the Order of St. John (1569), electoral Brandenburg secret council, last male representative of the sex, (born November 11, 1524 in Vierraden; †† May 5, 1609 at the Ordensburg in Sonnenburg ; ▭ June 10, 1609 in the Church of St. Katharinen); ∞ (before August 1, 1559) Maria von Regenstein and Blankenburg (* 1535; † 1618), daughter of Count Ulrich X. (IX./XVI.) Von Regenstein and Blankenburg (1499–1551) and Magdalena zu Stolberg (1511 -1546)

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F3. Barbara von Honstein-Vierraden († between January 30, 1600 and April 25, 1604); ∞ (May 2, 1563 in Blankenburg) Count Ernst I of Regenstein and Blankenburg (* December 7, 1528; † February 17, 1581 in Quedlinburg; ▭ in Blankenburg), son of Count Ulrich X. (IX./XVI.) von Regenstein and Blankenburg (1499–1551) and Barbara von Mansfeld-Vorderort (1505 / 1506–1529)

F4. Anna Katharina von Honstein-Vierraden, first documented mention in 1502, (* before 1502 in Vierraden, † 1567 in Putbus); ∞ (around 1548) Georg I, Lord of Putbus, Confessio Augustana , (* 1519 in Putbus; † April 29, 1563; ▭ in Vilmnitz ), son of Woldemar II., Lord of Putbus, (1465–1521) and Agathe by Everstein (1474–1533)

F5. Margareta von Honstein-Vierraden

F6. Maria von Honstein-Vierraden

F7. Sibylla von Honstein-Vierraden

E4. Margareta von Honstein-Vierraden († October 15, 1508) ∞ I: Volrad II. (III.) Von Mansfeld (* around 1443; † November 27, 1499 in Merseburg; ▭ in the Helfta monastery); ∞ II: Count Joachim I von Lindow-Ruppin (* 1474; † January 14, 1507; ▭ in Neuruppin)

E5. Anna von Honstein-Vierraden († 1539; ▭in Blankenburg) ∞ (1489) Count Ulrich VIII. (XV./IX.) Von Regenstein and Blankenburg, documented in 1460, (* before 1460; † July 6, 1524; ▭ Blankenburg) , Son of Count Bernhard V (IV.) Von Regenstein and Blankenburg (before 1422–1458) and Elisabeth von Mansfeld (–1474)

E6. Katharina von Honstein-Vierraden, dean (1499), counter- abbess of Gandersheim (1504–1536), abbess of Wunstorf (1536), († 1536 in Wunstorf)

D4. Agnes von Hohnstein zu Heldrungen, first documented mention 1418 to 1458; ∞ I: (before January 30, 1418) Count Friedrich XV. (X.) von Beichlingen (* around 1395; ⚔ June 12, 1426 in the battle of Aussig ); Son of Count Friedrich XIV. Von Beichlingen-Wiehe (1350–1426) and Helene von Meissen (1360–1393); ∞ II: (1434) Count Adolf I von Gleichen - Tonna , German Order - Mercenary Captain in Prussia (1454), documented from 1414 to 1456, († October 1st / 6th, 1456), son of Count Ernst VII. (VIII. ) by Gleichen -Tonna (–1414) and Elisabeth von Waldeck (–1423)

C3. Ernst (I.) von Hohnstein, canon of St. Bonifatii (1380), provost of St. Bonifatii (1386), bishop of Halberstadt (1390–1400), pledged the upper castle to Hettstädt for 4,400 thalers to the counts of Mansfeld behead the provost of Halberstadt in Gröningen , whereupon the Pope banished him , († (5th / 6th) December 1400; ▭ 1407 in Halberstadt Cathedral )

C4. Elisabeth von Hohnstein († after 1426); ∞ (before September 8, 1396) Prince Bernhard V of Anhalt , Lord of Bernburg, (* around 1360; † between June 24, 1410 and September 25, 1410; ▭ in Wiederstedt), son of Prince Heinrich IV of Anhalt , Herr zu Bernburg, (1330–1374 / 1375) and Sophie (zu Stolberg?) (-)

C5. Adelheid von Hohnstein, first documented mention in 1405; ∞ I: Duke Albrecht I (II.) "The Great" of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (* 1318 in Schwerin; † February 18, 1379 in Doberan; ▭ in the Doberan Minster ), (∞ I: (April 10, 1336) Princess Eufemia Eriksdotter of Sweden (1315 - October 27, 1363), daughter of Erik Magnusson , Duke of Södermanland , (1282-1318) and Ingeborg Håkonsdotter of Norway (1301-1361)), son of Prince Heinrich II of Mecklenburg ( 1266–1329) and Anna von Sachsen-Wittenberg (1290–1327); ∞ II: Count Friedrich VIII. Von Beichlingen -Sachsenburg († 1389/1390), son of Count Hermann III. von Beichlingen-Sachsenburg (–1377/1378) and Agnes von Schlüsselberg (1312–1348)

A5. Siegfried , Knight of the Teutonic Order (1308), documented mention 1305 to 1329, (* around 1281, † after 1329)

A6. Ulrich (I.) , Provost of Unser Lieben Frauen zu Halberstadt (1307–1309), documented from 1305 to 1309, (* around 1283; † after 1309)

A7. Johann , Dominican monk (1293), documented mention 1293 to 1305, (* around 1285, † after 1305)

A8. Lutradis , first documented mention in 1305, (* around 1287, † after 1305)

A9. Sophie , first documented mention in 1305, (* around 1290, † after 1349, † after 1305)

A10. Johann , documented in 1305, (* around 1292, † after 1305)

A11. Albert , Knight of the Templar Order , first documented mention 1305 to 1321, (* around 1294, † after 1321)

A12. Mechthild , documented in 1305, (* around 1296, † after 1305)

A13. Otto (V.) , documented in 1305, (* around 1298, † after 1305)

A14. (Ulrich II.) , Documented in 1305, (* around 1299; † 1345)

A15. Sophie , first documented mention 1305 to 1343, (* around 1301; † after April 22, 1343); ∞ (before June 17, 1337) Count Hermann III. (IV.) Von Gleichen (* around 1290; † May 18, 1345; ▭ in the monastery of St. Peter and Paul , Erfurt ), son of Count Heinrich III. (IV./V.) Von Gleichen (- after 1317) and the Lucia Svantepolksdotter (1262 - before 1314)

A16. Ludwig , Canon (1319), Cathedral Thesaurarius of Halberstadt (1320-1372), Cantor of Jechaburg (1348), Vitztum of Halberstadt, Provost of Our Dear Women and Archdeacon of Halberstadt (1364), documented from 1305 to 1372, (* um 1303; † between June 1, 1372 and January 14, 1374)

The Counts of Hohnstein III.

Ernst I. (II.) , Count of Honstein zu Klettenberg, Lohra, Lauterberg and Scharzfeld, documented in 1387, (⚔ June 16, 1426 at Aussig ); ∞ Anna (Sophie) zu Stolberg († 1436; ▭ in the monastery church of St. Trinitatis, Neuruppin ), daughter of Count Heinrich XVI. (VIII.) Zu Stolberg (-1403) and Elisabeth von Mansfeld (-1398) ;. They had the following offspring:

A1. Henry XI. , "The Kühne", Count of Honstein zu Klettenberg, Lohra, Lauterberg and Scharzfeld, documented in 1431, (* 1402; † 1454); ∞ I: (before September 7, 1424) Margareta von Waldeck (* 1405; † before April 25, 1464), daughter of Count Heinrich VII. Von Waldeck ((1370) - after 1442) and Margarethe von Nassau- Wiesbaden-Idstein ((1380) -1432); ∞ II: (after August 16, 1450) Margaretha von Schlesien-Priebus (* (1415/1422); † after May 9, 1491 in Salzderhelden , (∞ I: (around 1435) Volrad I. (II.) Von Mansfeld ( * (1380); † between August 16, 1450 and December 14, 1450), son of Gebhard IV. (III.) Von Mansfeld (–1382) and Elisabeth von Käfernburg (–1382); ∞ III: (before 27. June 1457) Duke Heinrich III. Of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (* around 1416; † between May 27, 1464 and December 20, 1464 in Grubenhagen ), son of Duke Erich I of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (1382–1427) and Elisabeth von Braunschweig-Göttingen (1379–1444)), daughter of Duke Johann I von Schlesien-Glogau-Sagan (1385–1439) and the Scholastika von Sachsen-Wittenberg (1394–1463)

B1. [I] Ernst IV von Hohnstein, underage until 1460 (guardian government by Otto von Wernroda, Apel von Wechsungen and Kurt von Brück), Herr in Klettenberg (1454), Herr in Lohra (1492), (* 1440; † 1508) ; ∞ I: (1462) Margarete von Gera, documented February 14, 1452, (* around 1445; † after December 21, 1489 before 1497), daughter of Heinrich X. “the Younger” von Gera and Schleiz (1415–1451 / 1452 ) and Anna von Henneberg-Römhild (1424–1467); ∞ II: (1498) Felicitas von Beichlingen (* around 1468, † after 1498), (∞ I: Count Karl I. von Gleichen-Blankenhain (* around 1460; † May 17, 1495; ▭ St. Peter and Paul , Erfurt ), Son of Ludwig I. von Gleichen-Blankenhain (1410–1467) and Katharina von Waldenburg (1430–1494)), daughter of Count Johann II. Von Beichlingen (1425–1485) and Margarethe von Mansfeld (1438–1468)

C1. [I] Heinrich (XII.) Von Hohnstein

C2. [I] Elger (XII.) Von Hohnstein

C3. [I] Wilhelm I. (III.) Von Hohnstein, Canon of Cologne and Mainz (1482), Canon of Strasbourg (1488), Cathedral Custos (1499 – before 1507), Provost of St. Johannis Baptista of Mainz (1499–1507) , Provost zu Jechaburg (1505), Bishop of Strasbourg (1506–1541), renounced in 1531 to become coadjutor of Mainz, (* 1466; † June 29, 1541 in Zabern ; ▭ ibid)

C4. [I] Magdalena von Hohnstein (* (1480); † June 26, 1504 in Sondershausen; ▭ ibid); ∞ (1499 in Lohra; dispensation January 12, 1499, Erfurt) Count Heinrich XXII. (XXXI.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1503–1526), ​​(* November 1473; † August 4, 1526 in Nordhausen ), (∞ II: (August 19, 1506) Anna von Nassau- Wiesbaden-Idstein (* July 19 1490 in Leiden ; † November 10, 1550), daughter of Count Adolf III of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1443–1511) and Margareta von Hanau-Lichtenberg (1463–1504)), son of Günther XXI. (XXXVIII.) Von Schwarzburg (1450–1484) and Katharina von Querfurt (1450–1521)

C5. [I] Anna von Hohnstein; ∞ (before 1493) Count Georg von Wunstorf in Schladen and Heimburg (* before 1466; † 1533 in Warberg; ▭ in Königslutter), son of Heinrich II. Von Wunstorf , Count of Schladen and Heimburg, (-1504) and Margarete? from Kirchberg (-)

C6. [I] Katharina von Hohnstein, Dean of Gandersheim, († (1492))

C7. [I] Heinrich XII. (XIII.) Von Hohnstein, Lord in Klettenberg (1508), caretaker of the Eichsfeldes (1492), (* around 1464; † July 4, 1529 in Ellrich ; ▭ in Walkenried ); ∞ (around 1485) Susanna von Bickenbach , documented in 1469, (1469 contract for her dowry of 5,000 guilders payable by the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg for the transfer of Homburg ), (* before 1469; †† April 20, 1530; ▭ in Walkenried), (∞ I: (1473) Albrecht III. (V.), Count (1477) and Herr zu Mansfeld, Herr zu Heldrungen, (* around 1450; † December 3, 1484 in Leipzig), son of Günther II. (III. ) von Mansfeld (–1475) and Anna von Honstein (1415–1450)), daughter of Conrad VII. von Bickenbach (1429–1483) and Agnes von Nassau-Wiesbaden (1423–1485)

D1. Franz von Hohnstein († young, fall from his horse)

C8. [I] Ernst V. von Hohnstein, gentleman in Klettenberg and Lohra (1518), († June 25, 1552 at Scharzfels Castle ; ▭ in Walkenried); ∞ (before January 29, 1517) Anna von Bentheim († March 21, 1559 in (Götterswick)), daughter of Count Everwin II "the wise and rich" of Bentheim (1461–1530) and Ingeborg von Mecklenburg-Stargard ( -1509)

D1. Ernst VI. von Hohnstein, Herr in Klettenberg (1552), († June 25, 1562; ▭ in Walkenried); ∞ (1556) Katharina von Schwarzburg († April 5, 1568 in Munich-Lohra; ▭ in Blankenburg), (∞ II: (March 7, 1568 in Ellrich) Count Botho II. Von Regenstein (* January 7, 1531; † 4 October 1594 in Stiege ; ▭ in Blankenburg), son of Count Ulrich X. (IX./XVI.) Von Regenstein and Blankenburg (1499–1551) and Magdalena zu Stolberg (1511–1546)), daughter of Count Johann Heinrich von Schwarzburg-Leutenberg (1496–1555) and Margarethe von Weida (1500–1569)

E1. Anna Maria von Hohnstein (* 1558; † January 21, 1595); ∞ (1574) Ludwig, Herr von Putbus, († August 10, 1594), son of Georg I, Herr von Putbus, (1519–1563) and Anna Katharina von Honstein-Vierraden (1502–1567)

D2. Volkmar Wolfgang von Hohnstein, Lord in Klettenberg (1562), (* 1512; † February 5, 1580; ▭ in Walkenried); ∞ I: (February 20, 1555 in Weißenfels) Margarethe von Barby (* 1528; † March 10, 1567 in Lohra; ▭ in Bleicherode), daughter of Count Wolfgang I von Barby (1494 / 1502–1564 / 1565) and the Agnes von Mansfeld-Mittelort (1511–1558); ∞ II: (February 29, 1568) Magdalena von Regenstein and Blankenburg (* 1538; † July 2, 1607 in Klettenberg; ▭ in Walkenried), daughter of Count Ulrich X. (IX./XVI.) Of Regenstein and Blankenburg (1499 –1551) and Magdalena zu Stolberg (1511–1546)

E1. [I] Anna von Hohnstein († after October 13, 1620); ∞ (July 6, 1578 in Lohra) Joachim von Zollern , Count of Zollern, (born June 21, 1554 in Sigmaringen ; † July 7, 1587 in Cölln an der Spree; ▭ in the Berlin Cathedral ), son of Count Karl I. von Hohenzollern (1516–1576) and Anna von Baden-Durlach (1512–1579)

E2. [I] Ernst VII von Hohnstein, (underage until ..., guardianship by Count Wilhelm I von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1534–1597) and Albrecht X. von Barby-Mühlingen (1534–1588)), Lord in Klettenberg , Lohra, Lauterberg and Scharzfeld (1580), Coadjutor (1564), administrator of Walkenried Monastery (1578), last regent of the County of Hohnstein , (* March 24, 1562 in Klettenberg ; †† July 8, 1593 in Walkenried Monastery; ▭ ibid ); ∞ I: (September 10, 1582) Juliane von Barby (* 1562; † November 8, 1590 in Lohra; ▭ in Walkenried), daughter of Count Albrecht X. von Barby and Mühlingen (1534–1588) and Maria von Anhalt ( 1538-1563); ∞ II: (June 18, 1592 in Stettin) Agnes von Everstein (* 1576; † November 27, 1636), (∞ II: (October 21, 1598) Burchard Schenk von Tautenburg († September 2, 1605), son of Georg Schenk von Tautenburg (1537–1579) and Magdalena von Gleichen (–1571)), daughter of Count Ludwig von Eberstein- Naugard (1527–1590) and Anna von Mansfeld-Hinterort (–1583)

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F1. [I] Volkmar Wolfgang von Hohnstein (born September 25, 1583; † December 16, 1586; ▭ in Walkenried)

F2. [I] Maria Magdalena von Hohnstein (* October 14, 1584; † January 5, 1590)

F3. [I] Erdmuthe Juliane von Hohnstein (* May 11, 1587; †† July 28, 1633 in Ohrdruf); ∞ (March 10, 1606) Count Johann Ludwig von Gleichen -Tonna (* 1565; † † January 15, 1631 in Ohrdruf ; ▭ in Gräfentonna ), son of Count George II of Gleichen-Tonna (1509–1570) and Walburg von Pyrmont and Spiegelberg (1521–1599)

→ Family extinguished

F4. [I] Elisabeth von Hohnstein (* June 8, 1588; † September 29, 1588; ▭ in Walkenried)

F5. [I] Dorothea Elisabeth von Hohnstein (* May 25, 1589; † May 8, 1595; ▭ in Walkenried)

E3. [I] Maria von Hohnstein († February 2, 1586 in Offenbach); ∞ (August 13, 1581 in Offenbach) Count Ludwig III. von Isenburg-Büdingen (* May 30, 1529 - † February 7, 1588 in Offenbach), (∞ I: (June 24, 1571 in Arnstadt) Anna Sibylla von Schwarzburg (* October 25, 1540 in Arnstadt; † August 3, 1578 in Offenbach; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Günther XXIII von Schwarzburg (1499–1552) and Elisabeth von Isenburg-Büdingen zu Ronneburg (around 1500–1572)), son of Count Johann V. zu Isenburg-Birstein (1476– 1533) and Anna von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg (1497–1546)

E4. [I] Magdalene von Hohnstein (* December 6, 1563; † August 8, 1601 in Remlingen); ∞ (June 2, 1581 in Lohra) Count Wolfgang II of Castell-Remlingen (* July 20, 1558 in Rüdenhausen ; † April 30, 1631 in Remlingen ; ▭ in Castell), (∞ II: (December 1, 1605 in Weikersheim ) Juliana von Hohenlohe - Weikersheim (* July 23, 1571 in Neuenstein ; † March 8, 1634 in Remlingen), daughter of Count Wolfgang von Hohenlohe-Neuenstein -Weikersheim (1546–1610) and Magdalene von Nassau-Dillenburg (1547–1633 )), Son of Count Georg III. (II.) Von Castell (1527–1597) and Sophie Schenkin von Limpurg-Speckfeld (1535–1588)

E5. [II] Elger von Hohnstein (* May 7, 1570; † September 29, 1570; ▭ in Walkenried)

E6. [II] Volkmar Wolfgang von Hohnstein (born February 1, 1573; † March 18, 1576; ▭ in Bleicherode )

E7. [II] Georg von Hohnstein († July 23, 1577; ▭ in Blankenburg)

E8. [II] Agnes von Hohnstein

E9. [II] Ulrich von Hohnstein

D3. Wilhelm von Hohnstein († 1554)

D4. Everwin von Hohnstein, first documented mention 1559, († 1560)

D5. Katharina von Hohnstein († November 11, 1570 in Weissenburg; ▭ in Stürzelbronn ); ∞ (April 13, 1536) Count Jacob von Zweibrücken , Lord of Bitsch, Lichtenberg and Ochsenstein, (* July 19, 1510; † March 24, 1570 in Stürtzelbronn; ▭ ibid), son of Reinhard von Zweibrücken, Lord of Bitsch, Lichtenberg and Ochsenstein, (1497–1531 / 1532) and Anna von Dhaun (–1541)

D6. Maria von Hohnstein († August 24, 1565); ∞ I: (February 9, 1550 in Ingweiler) Count Rudolf von Sulz , Baron Rico Hombre, (* 1525/1526; † 1552 in Ingweiler ), son of Count Johann Ludwig I. von Sulz, Landgrave in Klettgau (1535–1566) , (1500–1566) and Elisabeth von Zweibrücken-Lichtenberg (1502 / 1504–1575); ∞ II: (July 10, 1508 in Engen ) Quirin Gangolf von Geroldseck , Lord of Hohengeroldseck and Sulz (1548–1569), (* 1527; ⚔ July 15, 1569 in the battle near Montauban ), son of Gangolf II. Von Geroldseck , Herr von Hohengeroldseck and Sulz (–1548), (1503–1549) and Anna von Lindow-Ruppin (–1528)

D7. Anna von Hohnstein, Canon of Thorn , first documented mention from 1544 to 1563

D8. Martha von Hohnstein, Canoness of Essen

C9. [I] Katharina von Hohnstein; ∞ Count Wolfgang von Honstein, Lord of Vierraden and Schwedt (1499), († 1535), son of Count Johann I (II.) Von Hohnstein zu Heldrungen (1420–1498) and Anna (Agnes) von Anhalt-Zerbst ( 1435–1492)

C10. [I] John III. (IV.) Von Hohnstein, served in the army of Georg von Sachsen during the Saxon feud in Friesland and was hit by a poisoned arrow, documented in 1508, († ⚔ 1514 in Lohra)

C11. [II] Anna von Hohnstein (* 1490; † February 6, 1559 in Leutenberg; ▭ in the town church Mansfeld im Thal); ∞ Count Albrecht IV. (VII.) Von Mansfeld-Hinterort, Lord of Mansfeld Castle (1501) - Hinterort (since 1511); received when the estate was divided in 1501 Oberamt Eisleben , Unteramt Schraplau , Unteramt Mansfeld and Rammelburg , Herr zu Allstedt (1525), Herr zu Rothenburg (1527), Herr zu Amt Sittichenbach (1537), signed the Confessio Augustana in 1530 , 6 May 1547 imposed Kaiser Charles V over him the imperial ban , (* 1485 in Leipzig ; † March 4th / 5th, 1560 in Neue Hütte in Leutenberg ; ▭ March 16, 1560 in the town church Mansfeld im Thal), son of Count Ernst I. von Mansfeld ( –1485/1486) and Margareta von Mansfeld (1458–1531)

C12. [II] Franz von Hohnstein, Canon of Strasbourg, Provost of Zabern (1512), († September 5, 1515 in Zabern ; ▭ in the collegiate church there)

C13. [II] Kunigunde von Hohnstein, Abbess of Metelen Monastery (1509)

B2. [I] Margarete von Hohnstein, sexton at Kaufungen, documented from 1485 to 1495

A2. Hermann von Hohnstein († 1428)

A3. Otto von Hohnstein († 1428)

A4. Elger (X.) von Hohnstein, first documented mention 1431, († 1443)

A5. Anna von Hohnstein (* around 1415, † after 1450); ∞ (around 1435) Günther II. (III.) Von Mansfeld, Herr zu Schraplau (1430), Herr zu 1/2 Wippra (1440), Herr zu Friedeburg (1442), Herr zu Artern (1449/1452), Magdeburg Council (1451), under age 1420, († March 10, 1475), son of Albrecht II (IV.) Von Mansfeld (1376–1416) and Elisabeth von Anhalt-Zerbst (1385–1413)

A6. Elisabeth von Hohnstein († after January 20, 1471); ∞ (1418) Count Otto II of Holstein-Schauenburg in Schaumburg and Pinneberg (* 1400; † June 2, 1464), son of Count Adolf IX. (X.) von Holstein-Schauenburg (1391–1425 / 1426) and Helene von Hoya (–1414)

A7. Margarete von Hohnstein

A8. Agnes von Hohnstein

A9. Mechthild von Hohnstein; ∞ (before April 10, 1436) Gebhard XIV. Von Querfurt, documented document from 1417 to 1438, († before February 12, 1440), son of Protze III. von Querfurt (1370–1426) and Agnes von Gleichen (-)

A10. Ernst II. (III.) Von Honstein zu Klettenberg, documented in 1431, bought Artern, Bockstadt , Gehoven , Katernfiet and Kornstedt Castle from Bruno zu Querfurt for 12,000 Rhenish guilders shortly afterwards, shortly afterwards it passed to Günther II. (III.) Von Mansfeld from, "the elder" (1452), († 1454 at a tournament); ∞ (before November 15, 1439) Adelheid von Oldenburg (sister of King Christian I of Denmark ) (* (1425); † after December 21, 1492), (∞ II: (before May 7, 1457) Gebhard VI. Of Mansfeld (* around 1429; † September 14, 1492), son of Gebhard V. von Mansfeld (1391–1438) and Ursula von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (1410–1461), daughter of Count Dietrich von Oldenburg (1390–1440) and the Heilwig von Holstein (1398 – around 1436)

B1. Johann (III.) Von Hohnstein, under age up to 1460 (guardianship by Otto von Wernroda, Apel von Wechsungen and Kurt von Brück), Herr in Lohra (1454), Herr zu Klettenberg (1482), Herr in Heldrungen (1483), provisional des Eichsfeldes , (* around 1445; † before June 14, 1492); ∞ I: (after 1450) Anna von Querfurt, daughter of Protze III. von Querfurt (1370-1426) and Agnes von Beichlingen (-1441); ∞ II: (1480) Margarethe von Gleichen- Tonna († October 24, 1518 in Coppenbrügge , had an accident), daughter of Count Siegmund I of Gleichen-Tonna (1421–1494) and Agnes von Querfurt (–1461)

C1. [II] Margarete von Honstein zu Klettenberg, documented in 1518

C2. [II] Anna von Honstein zu Klettenberg († November 5, 1537 in Pyrmont; ▭ in Marienau); ∞ (August 26, 1518) Count Friedrich VI. von Spiegelberg , Lord of the County of Pyrmont (1525), († March 5, 1537 in Pyrmont ; ▭ in Marienau ), (∞ I: (around 1503) Anna von Sachsen-Lauenburg- Ratzeburg († August 9, 1504 at Ohsen Castle ) , Daughter of Duke Johann IV of Saxony-Lauenburg-Ratzeburg (1439–1507) and Margravine Dorothea of ​​Brandenburg (1446–1519) ), son of Count Johann II. Von Spiegelberg (–1480) and Ursula von Pyrmont (–1459 )

literature

• Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XVII., Plates 91 to 93, Verlag Vittorio Klostermann , Frankfurt a. M. 1998, ISBN 3465029836
• Detlev Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Verlag Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3465030745

Web links

• books.google.de Complete history of the Grafschaft Hohenstein, the dominions Lohra and Klettenberg, Heeringen, Kelbra, Scharzfeld, Lutterberg etc., author: Johann Gottfried Hoche , published: 1790, original: from Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, digitized: October 13, 2008 , Pages 143-145, accessed February 21, 2010

Individual evidence / notes

1. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 5 , accessed on August 29, 2010.
2. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Ascania 12 , accessed on September 10, 2010.
3. ↑ ^{a b c d} This article contains special genealogical characters . If you cannot see these ( squares ), the use of a modern Internet browser such as "Firefox" and the additional installation of missing character sets such as DejaVu Sans (TTF) - DejaVu Sans Condensed (TTF) - unifont (Pixel, GNU) could be helpful.
4. ^ ^{A b c d e} D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 85, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3465030745
5. ^ D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 92, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3465030745
6. ^ D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 84, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3465030745
7. ↑ http://www.schwedt.eu Count Martin von Hohnstein zu Vierraden and Schwedt , accessed on September 5, 2010.
8. ↑ our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com Georg I, Lord of Putbus
9. ↑ Medlands Nassau , accessed on July 4 of 2010.
10. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 4 , accessed on September 5, 2010.
11. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Leiningen 2 , accessed on September 5, 2010.
12. ↑ books.google.de History of Aragon in the Middle Ages, author: Ernst Alexander Schmidt , publisher: FA Brockhaus, 1828, original: University of Michigan, digitized: June 7, 2007, pages 479, accessed on September 6, 2010
13. ^ Otto II of Holstein-Schauenburg MedLands
14. ↑ Adelheid von Oldenburg Medlands

ADB / NDB

1. ^ Eduard Jacobs:  Hohenstein, Elger Graf zu . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 12, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1880, pp. 705-708.
2. ^ Bernhard Anemüller:  Günther (Roman-German counter-king) . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 10, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1879, pp. 133-137.
3. ^ Wilhelm Wiegand:  Wilhelm von Honstein . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 43, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1898, pp. 205-207.