Leisnig family list

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The Leisnig tribe list presents the genealogy of the Leisnig family with the people represented in Wikipedia and important links. You were Burgraves of Leisnig at Leisnig Castle .

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 Burgraves of Leisnig (1171–1538)

The first known representative of the house was Heinrich von Leisnig , documented from 1143 to 1157. He had the following descendants:

A1. Heinrich I. Burgrave of Groitzsch (1168), Burgrave of Leisnig (1171–1200), founder of the Buch monastery (1192), († 1203); ∞ () NN
B1. Gebhard , Burgrave of Groitzsch (1196), Burgrave of Leisnig (1204), documented mention 1196 to 1213
C1. Albero II. , Burgrave von Groitzsch (around 1228), Burgrave von Leisnig (1234–1258), “the Younger” (1234), documented from 1217 to 1258; ∞ () NN (-)
D1. Albrecht von Seeburg , Burgrave of Kaaden and Bilin, Lord of Tachau (–1297), Marshal of Bohemia (1289), first documented mention 1267, († 1321); ∞ I: () Margareta; ∞ II: () Svatike, first documented mention 1302
E1. [?] Albrecht von Seeburg, first documented mention 1302 to 1307, († after March 12, 1309); ∞ () NN
F1. Margarete von Seeburg († 1340); ∞ () Otto “the Younger” from Lobdeburg-Bergow zu Bilin and Seeburg, documented from 1297 to 1350
E2. [?] Margarete von Seeberg (* around 1288; † before February 20, 1322); ∞ () Henry III. "Der Lange", Vogt and Lord of Plauen (Elder Line), (* around 1284; † between February 16, 1347 and May 8, 1348), son of the Vogt and Lord of Plauen Heinrich II. "The Bohemian" (1254 –1302) and Katharina von Riesenburg (1260–1333)
D2. Albrecht , Bishop of Meissen (1296–1312), († March 2, 1312)
D3. Albero III. (Albrecht II.) , Burgrave of Leisnig, first documented mention 1264 to 1308, († before 1309); ∞ () Agnes von Meißen, first documented mention 1289 to 1317, (* before 1289; † after 1317), daughter of Burgrave Meinher (III.) Of Meißen (-1297) and NN of Lobdeburg-Arnshaugk (-1317)
E1. Albero IV. (Albrecht IV.) Von Leisnig, Burgrave of Rochsburg (1319), Lord of Strehla and Mutzschen (1340), documented mention 1306 to 1346, († 1349); ∞ I: () Klara; ∞ II: (before May 9, 1321) Sophie von Waldenburg, first documented mention 1321 to 1341, (* around 1300; † after 1341), daughter of Heinrich von Waldenburg and Wolkenstein (1278–1343) and Euphemia
F1. [I] Albert V. (VI.) , Burgrave of Leisnig, Lord zu Mutzschen (1350–1379), “the Younger” (1351), documented from 1329 to 1379; ∞ (before October 5, 1363) Margarethe von Colditz († after December 27, 1370), daughter of Thimo VI. von Colditz (1338–1362 / 1363) and Bertha von Wildenfels (–1385)
G1. Albrecht (VII.) , Burgrave of Leisnig, Lord zu Mutzschen (1384), documented evidence from 1366 to 1409; ∞ () Adelheid von Torgau, first documented mention 1350 to 1399, daughter of Dietrich von Torgau
H1. Dietrich , Burgrave of Leisnig, Lord of Mutzschen (1409), († 1421)
H2. Meinher von Leisnig, Lord of Püchau (1394), Lord of Mutzschen (1410–1412), († after 1412)
H3. Sons, first documented mention 1398
G2. Sophie , nun of Nimbschen (1407)
G3. Margarete , nun (1407), sexton zu Nimbschen (1423), first documented mention from 1407 to 1423
F2. [?] Meinher von Leisnig, Herr zu Puchau, documented in 1339, († after October 10, 1394)
F3. [II] Albrecht , Burgrave of Leisnig, Burgrave of Zschopau (1381–1392), documented evidence from 1346 to 1392; ∞ () NN von Ileburg, daughter of Otto V. "the elder" to Eilenburg (–1362)
F4. [?] Agnes "the elder" from Leisnig, first documented mention 1366
F5. [?] Agnes "the younger" von Leisnig, documented in 1366
F6. [?] Sophie von Leisnig, first documented mention 1366
F7. [?] Katharina von Leisnig, nun (1368–1383), sexton at Nimbschen (1387)
F8. [?] Margarete von Leisnig, nun (1368), abbess of Nimbschen (1375–1387), († after July 22, 1387)
F9. [?] Anna von Leisnig, first documented mention 1366
F10. [?] Heinrich von Leisnig, first documented mention 1345
E2. Meinher (I.) von Leisnig, first documented mention from 1306 to 1339
E3. Albrecht von Leisnig, provost of Wurzen (1319–1327), canon (1322), cathedral cantator (1324–1326), provost of Meissen (1327–1339), cathedral clerk (1333), canon of Magdeburg (1338), documented document 1306 to 1340 , († August 25, 1340; ▭ in Meissen Cathedral )
E4. Heinrich (II.) , Burgrave of Leisnig (1340), “the Younger” (1329), documented from 1306 to 1346; ∞ () NN
F1. Heinrich (III.) , Burgrave of Leisnig, Lord of Strehla, first documented mention 1341 to 1394; ∞ Barbara, first documented mention 1389 to 1403
G1. Heinrich von Leisnig, first documented mention 1391
G2. Katharina von Leisnig, first documented mention 1391, ∞ () NN
F2. Albrecht , Burgrave of Leisnig, former lord of Strehla (1365), documented evidence from 1348 to 1375
E5. Otto I. , Lord of Rochsburg (1321–1363), Lord of 1/2 Gnandstein , Burgrave of Leisnig (1328), Lord of Penig (1333–1359), documented in 1304, († between April 24, 1363 and April 19, 2013). August 1363); ∞ (before May 7, 1323) Elisabeth von Altenburg († between August 19, 1363 and March 11, 1364), daughter of Burgrave (Albert) Albrecht IV. Of Altenburg (–1328) and Spinicia (Swinka) Kuthel (from Geithainer Bourgeois family)
F1. Otto , Benedictine (1353–1367), Provost of Penig (1367)
F2. Albert VI. (Albrecht VIII.) , Burgrave of Leisnig (1353-1387), Lord zu Penig (1359-1408) and Rochsburg (1358-1408), documented 1351-1409, († December 8, 1411); ∞ () Sophie von Waldenburg, first documented mention 1365 to 1394, daughter of Johann von Waldenburg (1298–1385) and NN
G1. Albert VII. (Albrecht IX.) , Burgrave of Leisnig called landlord, Lord of Rochsburg (1399–1433), Lord of Penig (1423–1433), Count of Leisnig (1427), Lord of Mutzschen (1433–1435), “The Younger” (1404), documented in 1364, († after August 30, 1436); ∞ () Friederun NN , first documented mention 1419 to 1433
H1. Otto II , Burgrave of Leisnig (1431), Lord of Penig, Rochsburg and Lauterstein (1435), documented mention 1417 to 1452; ∞ (May 21, 1422) Margareta von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg († between 1485 and 1490), (∞ II: (before February 22, 1459) Count Heinrich V von Wildenfels , documented from 1427 to 1485, († before 1490), (∞ I: () Margareta von Bünau), son of (Anarg von Wildenfels (–after 1413) and Maria NN (-)), daughter of Count Günther XVIII. (XXXII.) Von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (–1450) and Mechthild (Metze) from Henneberg-Schleusingen (–1425)
I1. Georg (II.) , Burgrave (1450), Count of Leisnig (1477), (* May 4, 1436 in Freiberg; † between September 12, 1474 and June 4, 1476); ∞ (January 17, 1462) Johanna von Colditz , († September 14, 1513 as a nun in Chemnitz ; ▭ in the town church of St. Jakobi (Chemnitz) , daughter of Hans (Hanuš) II. Von Colditz (–1461/1462) and Agnes von Landstein (- after 1473)
J1. Hugo (Haug) , Burgrave of Leisnig (1474), Lord of Penig, Lord of Nepomysl (1520), Captain of Dahme (1500), (* June 21, 1465; † March 21, 1538); ∞ I: (July 27, 1494/19 September 1494) Dorothea Schenkin von Landsberg, († September 2, 1532), daughter of Otto Schenk von Landsberg (- after 1495) and Amabilia von Biberstein (1452–1507); ∞ II: () Amalie Schwichowsky von Riesenberg
K1. Brigitte (born October 13, 1495); ∞ () Albin Schlik , Count zu Bassano and Weisskirchen, son of Nikolaus Schlik zu Bassano and Weißkirchen (–1522) and Barbara Schenkin von Tautenburg (–1546)
K2. Georg II. (III.) , Burgrave of Leisnig, (born November 6, 1496; † March 13, 1537); ∞ () Agnes von Mansfeld-Vorderort (* December 18, 1504; † 1570; ▭ in the Bergkirche Penig ), daughter of Count Ernst II. Von Mansfeld-Vorderort (1479–1531) and Barbara von Querfurt (1485–1511)
K3. Weyprecht (* October 28, 1497; † (1498))
K4. Anna (born March 28, 1499); ∞ () Wilhelm von Lobkowicz zu Hassenstein († 1565)
K5. Otto (born March 7, 1500)
K6. Amabilia , heiress of Penig and Rochsburg, (* July 1, 1508; † February 22, 1569; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church , Eisleben); ∞ I: (1526) Ernst III. von Schönburg zu Waldenburg, (* 1486; † 12 September 1534), son of Ernst I. von Schönburg zu Waldenburg (1456–1488) and Anna von Rieneck (1461–1525); ∞ II: (February 24/26, 1536) Count Philipp II. Von Mansfeld-Vorderort , Herr zu Bornstedt (1539), (* October 1502; † June 9 / July 1546), son of Count Ernst II. Von Mansfeld -Fordort (1479–1531) and Barbara von Querfurt (1485–1511)
J2. Brigitte von Leisnig, (* and 〰 June 23, 1464); ∞ () Bussek Kaplirz from Sulewicz
J3. Eustach von Leisnig, canon of Halberstadt (1483–1507), canon of Meißen (1507–1518), cathedral dean of Magdeburg (1508), documented from 1476 to 1524, (* February 2, 1467; † October 3, 1524)
J4. Alexander , Burgrave of Leisnig, pledgee of Duppau, († January 13, 1528); ∞ () Dorothea von Plauen, documented February 21, 1524 to August 25, 1529, (* around 1457; † after 1529), daughter of Heinrich II. , Burgrave of Meißen (1446 / 1447–1466) etc., Lord of Plauen , Königswart, Beschau and Neuhartenstein, (1417–1482 / 1484) and Anna von Bünau ad H. Elsterberg, (1430 – after 1480) or Katharina Swihowsky von Riesenburg
J5. Son (* February 1463)
I2. Heinrich von Leisnig, Knight of the Teutonic Order (1474), first documented mention 1449 to 1474
H2. Albert VIII (Albrecht) , Count von Leisnig (1439), Lord of Rochsburg, documented document from 1433 to 1443
H3. Ilse , documented from 1433 to 1437
H4. Sophie , first documented mention 1433 to 1437
H5. Friederun , first documented mention from 1433 to 1437
H6. Hedwig ; ∞ () Johann von Werthern († 1437)
G2. Sophie , Abbess of St. Marienstern Monastery (1406–1416)
G3. Elisabeth (Sophie) († after 1406); ∞ I: (February 5, 1375) Johann von Golßen (* before 1348; † 1376), son of Burgrave Otto (Hans) von Wettin and Golßen (-1355) and Agathe von Ileburg (-1355); ∞ II: (before 1393) Gebhard XII. von Querfurt, Herr zu Düben (1394), († between September 25, 1399 and October 14, 1402), son of Burchard von Querfurt (before 1310 – after 1337) and Mechtild von Weimar-Orlamünde (– after 1312)
G4. Jutta (Judith) , first documented mention 1388, († 1420); ∞ () Veit I. von Schönburg zu Glauchau, († before 1422), (∞ I: () Agnes von Schönburg († after 1372), daughter of Hermann VI. Von Schönburg zu Crimmitschau (–1382) and Mechtild von Hackeborn ( –1386)), son of Friedrich IX. von Schönburg zu Glauchau (–1389) and Agnes von Wartenberg (–1373)
F3. Agnes , Countess of Leisnig zu Penig, first documented mention March 4, 1355 to December 6, 1359, († after December 6, 1359); ∞ (before March 4, 1355) Heinrich III. "The elder" Reuss von Plauen, Herr zu Greiz (1350-1368), lost the towns of Triptis, Auma and Ziegenrück in the Vogtland War in 1358 , and received the castle and town of Greiz, the Treuen and Dölau team in the fraternal division of inheritance from 1359 Wiesenburg and the city of Kirchberg, on the other hand, owns Mylau Castle and the city of Reichenbach, which became Bohemian fiefs in 1358, together with his brothers, took the feasts of the Treuen von Böhmen festivals in 1367 , documented from 22 September 1351 to 21 August 1367, 1333 in Plauen; † before August 18, 1368); (∞ I: () Jutta von Hackeborn (* around 1343), daughter of Albrecht VI. Von Hackeborn (1302–1368) and Rixa von Schrapelau (1315–1348)), son of Vogt Heinrich II. Von Plauen (younger line) (1289–1350) and Princess Salome of Silesia-Glogau 1319–1359)
F4. Brigitte (Jutta) Countess of Leisnig; ∞ () Hermann VI. von Schönburg zu Crimmitschau, documented 1332 to 1375, († June 7, 1382), (∞ I: () Mechtild von Plauen, documented November 22, 1340, (* around 1323 (?) in Plauen; † between November 22 1340 and November 2, 1343), daughter of Vogt Heinrich II. Von Plauen (younger line) (1289–1350) and Princess Salome von Schlesien-Glogau (1319–1359); ∞ III: () Mechtild von Hackeborn († around 1386 ), Daughter of Albrecht VI. Von Hackeborn (1323–1368) and Rixa zu Schrapelau (–1335)), son of Friedrich (Fritz) IV., Lord of Schönburg-Crimmitschau (-1347) and Anna (Agnes) von Kittlitz ( -1369)
E6. Sophie († after December 27, 1323); ∞ (before March 21, 1320) Albrecht IV. Von Hackeborn, Herr zu Helfta, documented in 1287, († between June 19, 1332 and November 19, 1332), son of Albrecht von Hackeborn (1253–1304) and Agnes von Regenstein (-1274)
E7. Daughter ; ∞ () Heinrich von der Mhyra, first documented mention 1309, († after 1309)
D4. Heinrich , Knight of the Teutonic Order of Altenburg (1295)
C2. Siegfried , Burgrave of Leisnig (1224), first documented mention from 1217 to 1241
C3. Johann , Burgrave of Leisnig
D1. Dietrich , Burgrave of Leisnig, († after 1265)
D2. Otto , Burgrave of Leisnig
E1. Otto , von Leisnig, Bishop of Minden , († July 17, 1368)
E2. Johann , von Pulsnitz, († 1374)
C4. Ulrich , Burgrave of Lubin, († 1241)
B2. Albero I , Burgrave of Leisnig (1198)

literature

  • D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 112, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5

Web links

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 al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 112, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
  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 af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf Noble database of the University of Erlangen
  3. ↑ Entry according to D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Table 113. In the aristocratic database  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Uni-Erlangen, she is the daughter of Meinher III. (IV.) Registered.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www8.informatik.uni-erlangen.de  
  4. ^ D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XX., Plate 119, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2002, ISBN 3-465-03166-0
  5. ↑ 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.
  6. ↑ a b entry according to D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 112, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5 and not as the son of (F2) Albrecht as in the nobility database
  7. ^ André Thieme, Albrecht IV., (Albert), in: Sächsische Biographie, ed. from the Institute for Saxon History and Folklore e. V., arr. by Martina Schattkowsky, online edition: Albrecht IV., (Albert) (accessed April 25, 2010)
  8. ↑ a b D.Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 354, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000
  9. ↑ a b Berthold Schmidt: Die Reußen, genealogy of the entire Reuss house (Schleiz 1903), plate 5
  10. ↑ Anna von Bünau http://worldroots.com/brigitte/famous/h/heinrich1weidadesc1193.htm ( Memento from August 14, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
  11. ↑ Katharina Swihowsky from Riesenburg uni-erlangen.de  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www8.informatik.uni-erlangen.de  
  12. ↑ a b D.Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 355, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000
  13. ↑ a b Berthold Schmidt: Die Reußen, genealogy of the entire Reuss house (Schleiz 1903), plate 6

Remarks

  1. ↑ Heinrich is entered in the aristocratic database as married but childless. The children are assigned to his brother (F2) Albrecht
  2. ↑ According to the aristocratic database, the children (G1 and G2) are assigned to him and not to his brother (F1) Heinrich