Tribe list from Querfurt

Coat of arms of the Lords of Querfurt

Stammliste von Querfurt 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.

With regard to the genealogical census, especially the Burchards , the information given by different historians varies considerably. Since the allocation of ordinal numbers was not common in the Middle Ages, the counts are purely statistical in nature. Your information is given here in such a way that a separate count begins for the Counts of Mansfeld , who establish their own house. The line of the Magdeburg burgraves and their descendants carry out their own continuous count, as does the branch based in Querfurt . The allocation of the ordinal numbers therefore does not correspond to the genealogy of an entire house with a common count. This largely follows the majority of historical genealogical publications. A complete breakdown of all the individual data that has been handed down to the various names with the same name is currently not possible, as two lines of gender existed side by side and the relatives that appear can each refer to different people with the same name. The previous literature does not give a clear and conclusive picture in this regard and often only allows for conjectures and possibilities.

Lords of Querfurt, Burgraves of Magdeburg (1136–1243 / 1247), Counts of Seeburg (expired 1192) and Count von Gleiß (expired in 1158)

The first known representative of the house was Bruno or Brun , Count of Arneburg ( comes Harneburgensis ), († November 30, 978 on the retreat from a campaign against Lothar, King of Western France ); ∞ Frederuna († 1015 at Zörbig Castle ), daughter of Volkmar I , Count in Harzgau , (–961). They had the following offspring:

A1. Ricbert , Graf im Hassegau (–1009), documented in 1002, († after 1009)

A2. Brun II. "The Elder" (Brotz) , Lord of Querfurt, monk and abbot of the St. Michaelskloster Lüneburg (after 1009), (* around 940; † October 19 between 1009 and 1013); ∞ (around 973) Ida († May 27 before 1009)

B1. Brun (Bonifacius) , "the saint", canon of St. Moritz in Magdeburg (995), court chaplain of Emperor Otto III. (996), Archbishop of the Gentiles (1004–1009), (* around 974 at Querfurt Castle ; † March 9, 1009 near Suwałki , beheaded)

B2. Gebhard I. , Lord of Querfurt (1009), (* around 975, † around 1017); ∞ () NN , daughter of Burchard IV. In Hassegau (–982) and Emme von Merseburg (-)

C1. Burchard I. "the pious", Lord of Querfurt; ∞ () NN

D1. Gebhard II. , Lord of Querfurt (⚔ February 18, 1126 near Kulm ); ∞ (around 1090/1095) Oda von Ammensleben (* around 1071), daughter of Count Dietrich von Ammensleben (–1120) and Amulrada von (Moorsleben) Ammensleben and Grieben (-)

E1. Konrad (I.) von Querfurt, Canon in Magdeburg (1125), subdeacon (1125–1126), 14th Archbishop of Magdeburg (June 29, 1134– May 2, 1142), (* before 1095; † May 2, 1142 in Magdeburg; ▭ in Magdeburg Cathedral)

E2. Gebhard III. von Querfurt (⚔ February 18, 1126 near Kulm )

E3. Burchard II of Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard I of Magdeburg and high bailiff of the archbishopric (1136), bought the bailiwick of the Lutisburg (Ludesburg) monastery near Querfurt in 1146 , bailiff of the Neuwerk zu Halle monastery (1156), documented from 1120 to 1161, ( * around 1100; † after November 20, 1161); ∞ () NN (from Magdeburg?)

F1. Burchard III. von Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard II of Magdeburg (1161 / 1162–1177 / 1178), Vogt of Neuwerk Monastery (1164), documented from June 19, 1155 to October 4, 1177, (* around 1125/1130; † after October 4 1177 before June 30, 1178); ∞ (around 1150) Mechtild or Mathilde von Tonna, documented from 1146 to 1149, (* around 1130; † around 1200), daughter of Count Lambert I von Tonna and Berg (–1149) and Mathilde de Are (-)

G1. Burchard IV of Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard III. from Magdeburg (1177 / 1178–1190), documented from 1176 to 1189, (* around 1150; † June 1190 in Antioch ; ▭ in the St. Paul Church, ibid); ∞ (before May 1189) Sophia von Wettin († (1195)), daughter of Count Heinrich I von Wettin (1123–1181) and Sophia (von Sommerschenburg) (–1189/1195)

H1. Burchard V of Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard IV of Magdeburg (1209–1243 / 1247), called Kurzhand (1233), documented from 1209 to 1243, (* around 1189/1190; † between 1243 and before April 2, 1247); ∞ (around 1210/1212) Countess Sophie von Wildungen and Ziegenhain (* around 1190; † after February 26, 1254), daughter of Count Friedrich von Ziegenhain adH the Landgraves of Thuringia (1155–1213) and Luitgard (Lukardis) von Ziegenhain ( -1207); Descendants see here

G2. Gebhard IV. Von Querfurt, acts as burgrave of Magdeburg for his underage nephew until his age (1190–1209), governor of the Marienzell monastery near Querfurt, documented from 1178 to 1213, (* around 1150/1155; † after August 21, 1213 before 1216); ∞ I: (around 1185/1190) Countess Luitgard von Käfernburg († 1195/1200), daughter of Count Günther II von Käfernburg (1129 / 1135–1197) and Agnes von Saarbrücken ( Saargaugrafen ) (–before 1178); ∞ II: (between 1197 and 1202) Countess Luitgard or Lukardis von Nassau, documented from 1204 to 1220, (* around 1175/1180; † before 1222), (∞ II: (before 1217) Count Hermann V. (III.) von Virneburg , documented from 1204 to 1254, (* before 1209; † after 1254), son of Count Gottfried von Virneburg (1187–1204 / 1212)), daughter of Count Ruprecht III. von Nassau (–1191) and Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen (–before 1235); Descendants see here

G3. Konrad (I./I.) Von Querfurt, canon of Magdeburg (1182), imperial court chaplain and canon of Hildesheim (1188), provost of St. Simon and Juda of Goslar (1188–1194), provost of St. Nikolai of Magdeburg (1190–1194), provost of St. Marien zu Aachen (1194), chancellor of Heinrich VI. and Philipp von Schwaben (1195–1201), imperial legate for Apulia , Italy and Sicily (1196), Electus von Hildesheim (1194–), Bishop of Hildesheim (1196 / 97–1200), Electus von Würzburg (1198–1200), Bishop of Würzburg (1201–1202), (* around 1160; † December 3, 1202 in Würzburg , murdered under the leadership of Ministerial Bodo von Ravensburg ; ▭ in Würzburg Cathedral )

G4. Wilhelm von Querfurt, provost of St. Marien zu Aachen (1197–1213), provost of St. Simon and Juda zu Goslar (1198–1199), canon of Hildesheim (1198), canon of Magdeburg (1209), (* around 1160 ; † April 24 between 1213 and 1215)

G5. Gerhard I. von Querfurt, called "Überbein", documented May 10, 1189 to December 1200, (* around 1160; † July 22, 1203/05) in the Rode monastery, Klosterrode

G6. Adelheid von Querfurt, documented mention from 1189 to 1210, (* around 1165; † April 6/7 between 1210 and 1224); ∞ (before May 10, 1189) Count Adolf III. von Schauenburg-Holstein , founder of Reinfeld Monastery (1186), (* 1157/1159; † 3rd / 4th January 1225), (∞ I: (1182) Adelheid von Assel († December 25, 1186), daughter of Graf Otto von Assel (1130–1171 / 1175) and Salome von Heinsberg (–1185)), son of Count Adolf II. Von Schauenburg, Holstein and Stormarn (1128–1164) and Mechtild von Schwarzburg- Käfernburg (–1192)

G7. Daughter of Querfurt (*; †); ∞ () Count Albrecht III. von Wernigerode , documented from 1187 to 1214, (*; † 1214/1217), son of Count Albrecht II. von Wernigerode (–1179/1202) and Adelheid (von Lüchow?) (–1157)

F2. Daughter of Querfurt; ∞ () Count Hartmann von Lobdeburg and Alerheim , documented from 1150 to 1184, († before November 11, 1186), son of Hartmann von Alerheim (-)

C2. Ida von Querfurt; ∞ () Count Bernhard in the Harzgau and in northern Thuringia ( Northeim ), documented mention 1043 to 1062, († before 1069), son of Count Liutger in the Harzgau (1013-1031); →  Supplinburger

C3. Christin von Querfurt, Count of Seeburg (first documented mention 1036), († before 1067); ∞ () Oda von Haldensleben (*; †), daughter of Count Bernhard von Haldensleben , Margrave of the Nordmark , (- (1051)) and Kievskaja? (1015–)

D1. Wichmann I. , Count of Seeburg, (* before 1067, † around 1115); ∞ I: () Gisela von Schweinfurt (* 1045/1050; † February 22nd after 1090), (∞ I: () Count Arnold III. Von Dießen († February 8th around 1095), son of Count Meginhard IV Reicherbeuern (-)), daughter of Count Otto III. “The White” of Schweinfurt , Duke of Swabia (1048), Margrave in the Bavarian Nordgau (1024-1031), (995-1057) and Irmgard von Susa (-1078); ∞ II: () Bertha von Camburg (* around 1075; † 1150/1152), daughter of Count Wilhelm von Camburg (-) and Countess Geva von Seeburg (-)

E1. [II] Gero , Count of Seeburg, (* July 12, 1097; † September 19, 1122; ▭ in the Kaldenborn monastery ); ∞ (around 1115) Mathilde von Wettin, documented in 1100, († January 21st before 1157; ▭ in the monastery on the Petersberge ), (∞ II: (1123) Count Ludwig II of Wippra († 1151), son of Count Kuno II. Von Wippra (1070–) and Kunigunde (von Thuringia?) (1080–)) daughter of Count Thimo von Wettin (1015–1091 / 1100) and Countess Ida von Northeim (1050 / 1060–1100)

F1. Konrad I. , Count of Seeburg, documented in 1155, († after March 17, 1172 before 1182)

G1. Conrad II of Seeburg, provost of the Seeburg Monastery (1191)

F2. Wichmann II , Count of Seeburg, canon of Halberstadt (1136), canon and provost of St. Paul in Magdeburg (1145), provost of Halberstadt (1146), bishop of Naumburg (1149-1154), administrator of the Archdiocese of Magdeburg (1152 –1154), Archbishop of Magdeburg (1154–1192), founded the Zinna Cistercian monastery in 1171, the Seeburg monastery around 1175, the Augustinian monastery of St. Moritz in Halle (Saale) and the Cistercian monastery of St. Georg in Glaucha in 1180 (or 1184) ; Donated Seeburg Castle to the Archbishopric of Magdeburg from 1182 to 1184 , (* before 1116 in ( Gleiß ); † August 25, 1192 in Könnern ; ▭ in front of the cross altar in Magdeburg Cathedral )

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F3. Ek (ke) hart , Count von Gleiß, († January 20, 1158)

E2. [II] Hedwig von Seeburg, Abbess von Gernrode (1118–1152), documented February 14, 1152, († after February 14, 1152)

E3. [II] Geva von Seeburg, documented February 14, 1152, († after February 14, 1152); ∞ (in Ichtershausen ) Count Beringer I. von Lohra , documented mention 1107 to 1116, (* 10 ??; † after 1119), son of Dietrich, Lord von Linderbach (-) and Uta in Thuringia adH Schauenburg (-)

D2. Wilhelm , Count of Lutisburg, first documented mention 1067 to 1075

B3. Dietrich II of Querfurt (* around 977)

B4. Wichmann (Wilhelm) von Querfurt (* around 978)

A3. Mathilde von Arneburg († December 3, 992); ∞ () <Count Lothar II. Von Walbeck , documented in 942, founder of the collegiate church Walbeck (942), († 962; ▭ 964 in the collegiate church Walbeck)

A4. Dietrich I. von Querfurt, documented document 1006 to 1023; ∞ (around 975) Gerburg (von Stade?) (* (950); † (1000)), daughter of Heinrich I "the Bald", Count im Heilangau (959–), Count von Stade , (–976)

A5. Emnilde unclear: [(† 991 as a nun in Quedlinburg ); ∞ () Dobromir, prince in Lusatia († before 991)]

Burgraves of Magdeburg (1243 / 1247–1269), Burgraves of Maidburg (Magdeburg) (since 1269) and Counts of Hardegg and Retz (1314–1483)

Burchard V of Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard IV of Magdeburg (1209–1243 / 1247), called Kurzhand (1233), documented from 1209 to 1243, (* around 1189/1190; † between 1243 and before April 2, 1247); ∞ (around 1210/1212) Countess Sophie von Wildungen and Ziegenhain (* around 1190; † after February 26, 1254), daughter of Count Friedrich von Ziegenhain adH the Landgraves of Thuringia (1155–1213) and Luitgard (Lukardis) von Ziegenhain ( -1207). They had the following offspring:

A1. Burchard VI. (IX.) Von Querfurt, Burgrave Burchard V of Magdeburg (1243 / 1247–1269 / 1270), signed a contract for the sale of the burgrave in 1269, but died shortly afterwards and the contract was signed by his son before June 27th 1270 ratified , in records from 1221 to 1267, (* around 1210/1212; † tw 15 September 1269 and 27 June 1270).; ∞ (around 1230/1235) (Mathilde), first documented mention 1246

B1. Mechtild von Querfurt, first documented mention 1260, (* before 1230, † after 1265); ∞ (before 1245) Count Siegfried II. (III.) Von Blankenburg , first documented mention from 1225 to 1283, (* before 1225; † after 1283), son of Count Siegfried I (II.) Von Blankenburg (1192–1246) and Mechtild from Ampfurth (-1225)

B2. Burchard VIII. (XI.) Von Querfurt, called von Rosenburg (1297), Burgrave Burchard VII. Von Magdeburg (1269/1270), sold the burgraviate with the exception of Rosenburg Castle to Archbishop Konrad II. With the associated Magdeburg Arch tavern office and the castle counts rights to Magdeburg and Halle as well as the offices of Gommern , Ranies , Elbenau and Gottau, with the right to continue the title and to call himself Burgrave of Maidburg ; appears in a document dated June 27, 1270 as quondam burggravius , Burgrave of Maidburg (1269–), documented from 1246 to 1306, (* around 1235; † after November 12, 1306; ▭ in the monastery of Our Dear Women , Magdeburg); ∞ I: (between 1250/1260) Princess Jutta of Saxony (* before 1226; † before 1270), (∞ I: (October 12, 1239) Erik IV. "Plovpenning", King of Denmark (1241), (* 1216; † August 10, 1250 on the Schlei near Missunde , beheaded ; ▭ 1258 in St. Bendts Church, Ringsted ), son of King Waldemar II of Denmark (1170-1241) and Princess Berengaria of Portugal (1194-1221) ), Daughter of Duke Albrecht I of Saxony (1175–1260 / 1261) and Agnes of Austria (1206–1226); ∞ II: (before September 17, 1273) Lukarde von Dorstadt († around 1290), daughter of Konrad von Dorstadt (1232–1269) and Gertrud von Amersleben (–1262)

C1. [I] Sophie von Querfurt-Rosenburg (* around 1260; † 1325); ∞ (1295) Erik (Eriksen) "Langbein", Prince of Langeland (1295), (* 1272; † 1310), son of Duke Erich I of Schleswig (1240–1272) and Princess Margarete of Rügen (1247–1272)

A2. Burchard VII. (X.) von Querfurt, titular burgrave Burchard VI. von Magdeburg (–1269), Burgrave of Maidburg (1269–1273 / 1278), Herr auf Hardegg , "the Younger" (1255), documented from 1221 to 1273, (* around 1215; † between July 25, 1273 and 17. July 1278); ∞ (around 1250 before July 25, 1273) Countess Gisela von Käfernburg- Rabenswalde , heiress of Hardegg, († after July 17, 1278), daughter of Count Albrecht I. von Käfernburg - Wiehe and Rabenswalde (-1255) and NN

B1. Burchard IX. (XII.) Von Querfurt, titular burgrave Burchard VIII of Magdeburg (–1269), burgrave of Maidburg (1269–), captain of Weitra (1287), Bohemian district judge in Meißen and the Pleißenland (1299), captain of Meißen ( 1300–1303), inherits the County of Hardegg and Retz from Bertold II. Von Käfernburg, Count of Rabenswalde, Hardegg, Plain and Retz, Burgrave of Znaim , documented from 1273 to 1313 (possibly until September 8, 1314), (* um 1250; † between 1297 and 1314); ∞ (before July 25, 1273) (N. von Neuhaus)

C1. Burchard X. von Querfurt, Burgrave of Maidburg, documented mention 1290, (* around 1265/1270)

C2. Berthold I of Querfurt, Burgrave of Maidburg ( Perchtold of Maidburch ) (1312), Count Berthold II of Hardegg and Retz (1314–1328), founder of the Maidburg-Hardegg line (expired 1483), documented 1311 to 1327, (* around 1275/1280; † June 5, 1328; ▭ in the Dominican Church, Retz); ∞ (before April 5, 1322) Agnes (von Schaunberg?) (Von Henneberg?) († July 18, 1333; ▭ in the Dominican Church, Retz)

D1. Heinrich von Maidburg-Hardegg, clergyman, documented January 22, 1327 and March 5, 1328, (* around 1310)

D2. Otto I. , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Otto III. von Hardegg, documented August 13, 1335 to 1355, (* around 1305/1310; † December 6, 1355)

D3. Berthold II. , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Berthold III. von Hardegg, documented 1332 to 1340, (* around 1305/1310; † before March 18, 1346); ∞ () NN

E1. Berthold III. , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Berthold IV. Von Hardegg, documented mention 1346 to 1373, (* around 1330/1335; † April 6, 1374 (5); ▭ in the Retz monastery); ∞ (May 15, 1357) Beatrix von Schlesien-Beuthen-Cosel, first documented mention 1356, (* around 1330/1335; † February 20, 1364), daughter of Duke Wladislaw II of Beuthen and Cosel (1277 / 1283-1352) and Lukardis of Parchim-Richenberg (–1362/1369)

E2. Burchard XIII. , Burgrave ( Burglinus ) of Magdeburg (1359), Count Burchard III. von Hardegg and Retz, Herr zu Kaja (1376), Chancellor of Emperor Karl IV. , "the Younger" (1359-1366), documented from 1359 to 1387, (* around 1330/1335; † March 5, 1388 at Kaja Castle) ; ∞ (March 11, 1358) Jutta von Anhalt-Zerbst († February 23, 1381; ▭ in Retz), daughter of Prince Albrecht II of Anhalt - Zerbst , Count Palatine of Saxony , Count of Landsberg , (1306-1362) and Beatrix of Saxony-Wittenberg (1310-1345)

F1. Johann III. , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count of Hardegg, "the Younger" (1389), Captain von Steyr (1396), Land Marshal of Lower Austria (1406), Councilor of King Sigismund (May 17, 1419), documented from 1378 to 1423, (* um 1360; † June 8, 1427, in captivity of the Taborites at Waldstein Castle); ∞ I: (between September 20, 1386 and January 6, 1387) Utelhild von Matsch , heiress of Kirchberg , (* before 1348; † 1414, before November 1), (∞ I: (1379, before February 2) Count Meinhard VI. Von Görz († after May 6, 1385), son of Count Albert II. Von Görz - Lienz (–1327) and Offmei Utelhild (Euphemia) von Matsch (–1350)), daughter of Vogt Ulrich IV Matsch, Count von Kirchberg, (-1402) and Countess Agnes von Kirchberg (-1401/1407); ∞ II: (before July 13, 1417) Countess Margarethe von Hohenlohe -Brauneck, documented 1390 to 1429, († before August 9, 1432), (∞ I: (October 29, 1398) Count Heinrich XVII. (XXI./XXIII .) von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (* between 1376 and 1380; † after April 10, 1406), son of Count Günther XVII. (XXIX./XXX.) von Schwarzburg-Wachsenburg (–1395) and Countess Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1372)), daughter of Count Konrad IV. Von Hohenlohe- Brauneck in Creglingen (–1390) and Countess Anna von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (1359–1434)

G1. [II] Michael , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count of Hardegg, sells the maternal inheritance of Brauneck including the Creglingen office and the six main villages of Marktsteft , Obernbreit , Martinsheim , Gnodstadt , Oberickelsheim , Sickershausen and Enheim to Margrave Albrecht Achilles of Brandenburg on October 13, 1448 ; Court judge of King Friedrich III. (1444–1451), accolade (1452), forester of Austria, Land Marshal of Lower Austria (1475–1483), highest court judge (1478), Emperor Friedrich III. Privy Councilor, minorenn (1427–1438), (* around 1420; †† March 24, 1483 in Vienna; ▭ in the choir of the Augustinian Church , Vienna ); ∞ I: (Easter 1453 in Wiener Neustadt ) Anna Ungnad von Weissenwolf († November 10, 1460), daughter of Johann Ungnad von Weissenwolf, Freiherr von Sonnegg (-) and Richarda von Pernegg (-); ∞ II: Katharina von Rozmital (Rosenthal); ∞ III: (1467) Anna von Lomnitz, daughter of Marquard von Lomnitz (-)

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F2. Burchard XIV. Von Maidburg-Hardegg, documented in 1384

F3. Maria von Maidburg-Hardegg, first documented mention 1389 to 1394; ∞ (before May 24, 1389) Albrecht von Pottendorf , Herr zu 1/2 Ebenfurth , documented 1360 to 1394, († after 1394), (∞ I: Anna von Pettau , documented 1378, († before 1381), daughter of Hartnid V. von Pettau (–1385) and Wilburg von Rauhenstein (–1387)), son of knight Konrad von Pottendorf (–1350) and Katharina von Polheim (-)

F4. Ursula von Maidburg-Hardegg, († after 1392); ∞ (before August 24, 1392) Landgrave NN von Leuchtenberg

F5. Willibirg (Wilburg) von Maidburg-Hardegg, first documented mention 1392, († after 1399); ∞ (after 1399) Bernhard von Pettau , Lord of Friedau and Wurmberg, Lord of Enzesfeld , Weinburg, Gleichenberg and Maidenburg (1400), Marshal of Styria (1397 / around 1410), documented in 1386, (* before 1386; † 1420), Son of Hartnid V. von Pettau (–1385) and Wilburg von Rauhenstein (–1387)

D4. Countess Heilwig von Maidburg, nun in the St. Bernhard monastery (1335), abbess of the St. Bernhard monastery near Horn (1373-1383), documented on August 13, 1335, October 4, 1373 and April 24, 1383, (* around 1315/1320; † around 1383)

D5. Countess Agnes von Maidburg, nun in the St. Bernhard monastery near Horn (1335), (* around 1315/1320; † after 1335)

D6. Count Burchard von Maidburg-Hardegg, clergyman (1346)

D7. Konrad (I./III.) , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Konrad III. von Hardegg, in the service of King Philip VI. of France (1346–1347), documented June 29, 1340, (* around 1310/1320; † September 25, 1349 at the plague ); ∞ (before May 1348) Catherine of Austria (* February 28, 1320; † September 28, 1349 at the plague), (∞ I: (1338 in Paris) Enguerrand VI. De Coucy , Seigneur de Coucy , de Marle , de la Fère et d'Oisy (⚔ (August 26) 1346 at the Battle of Crécy ; ▭ in Ourscamp Abbey ), son of Guillaume de Guines, Seigneur de Coucy, (1286–1335) and Isabelle de Châtillon, de St. Pol (–1360)), daughter of Duke Leopold I of Austria and Styria (1290–1326) and Elisabeth of Savoy (1297 / 1305–1330)

D8. Wernhard (Bernhard) von Maidburg-Hardegg, Canon of Passau (1350), Canon of Magdeburg , († around 1350)

C3. Burchard XI. von Querfurt, Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Burchard I of Hardegg, captain of Krems (1344), royal court master (1354–1358), senior of the house (1357), documented 1313 to 1359, (* around 1285/1290; † 12 November 1360/1361); ∞ I: Czudna (from Bechin) († before 1335); ∞ II: (before February 15, 1346) Anna of Silesia-Troppau (* (1325); † March 17, 1361; ▭ in the Retz Monastery), daughter of Duke Nicholas II of Silesia- Troppau (1288-1365) and Anna from Silesia- Ratibor (–1340)

D1. [I] Burchard XII. (XIII.) , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Burchard II of Hardegg, Vogt of the Benedictine Abbey of Our Lady of the Scots (1355), Bailiff in Lower Alsace (1355-1357) and (1359-3 March 1363), Hofmeister of Karl IV. (1354–1368), imperial court judge (1359–1367), provost of Wyschehrad and supreme chancellor of the Kingdom of Bohemia (1363–1368), “the Younger” (1357), documented 1351 to 1368, (* around 1315/1320 ; † September 16, 1368 in Italy); ∞ (before January 22, 1354) Gisela, documented 1354 to 1358, († after March 22, 1358 and before July 1, 1363)

E1. Johann II , Burgrave of Maidburg, called by "Mohull" (1392) (possibly Mohelno in Moravia?), Herr zu Jaromeritz , "the Younger" (October 16, 1393), documented from 1364 to 1393, (* around 1335 / 1340 - December 21, 1393)

E2. Margareta von Maidburg-Hardegg, nun in the Poor Clare Monastery of St. Klara in Krumau (1365), Franciscan in Prague (1366), (* around 1335/1340; † June 8, 1369); ∞ (around 1350/1355) Heinrich II. Von Neuhaus (* around 1325; † July 4, 1362 or July 5, 1363), (∞ I: (1349) Margarete (Mecela) von Leuchtenberg (* 1328; † July 25 (around 1350/1355)), daughter of Landgrave Ulrich I. von Leuchtenberg (1293–1334) and Anna von Zollern - Nuremberg (–after 1340)), son of Ulrich III. von Neuhaus (1299–1349) and Margarete von Kärnten (-)

E3. Susanna von Maidburg-Hardegg, first documented mention 1388

D2. [I] Agnes von Maidburg-Hardegg († June 8, 1377); ∞ (before 1347) Duke Albrecht of Silesia-Opole-Strehlitz (* after 1300; † after January 22, 1366 and before September 25, 1375), son of Duke Bolko I of Silesia-Opole (1254 / 1258-1313) and Agnes NN (-1301)

D3. [I] Katharina von Maidburg-Hardegg, first documented mention 1357; ∞ () NN († before 1357)

D4. [II] Johann I , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count of Hardegg (and Retz), Truchsess (1354), Imperial Court Judge (1360 and 1363), Imperial Court Master (1364), Imperial Bailiff of Zurich (1365), names (1379) Margrave Jost of Moravia his uncle , "the elder" (1380), documented 1359 to 1393, (* around 1335/1340; † January 1, 1394); ∞ I: (around 1355) Helene von Sachsen-Wittenberg († April 2, 1367), daughter of Duke Rudolf I von Sachsen-Wittenberg (1274–1356) and Countess Agnes von Lindow-Ruppin (1314–1343); ∞ II: (1383) Countess Anna († before March 19, 1399)

D5. [II] Elisabeth von Maidburg-Hardegg, documented in 1354, († August 11, 1375; ▭ in the Retz monastery)

D6. [II] Dorothea von Maidburg-Hardegg, Franciscan in Prague (1354)

D7. [II] Countess Anna von Maidburg (* around 1340/1345; † after March 10, 1396); ∞ I: (before October 21, 1360) Count Leopold von Hals (†† March 12, 1375 in Osterhofen ), son of Count Johann von Hals (–1347) and Margareta von Leuchtenberg (–1380); ∞ II: (before December 6, 1379) Count Johann von Truhendingen (* before 1360; † November 12, 1399 or February 22, 1401), (∞ I: () NN ), son of Count Heinrich von Truhendingen (1320-1380 ) and Adelheid von Ziegenhain (1320–1388)

D8. [II] Otto II. , Burgrave of Maidburg, Count Otto IV. Of Hardegg, documented until 1359, († before March 12, 1365)

D9. [II] Katharina von Maidburg-Hardegg († after January 28, 1400); ∞ Wolfgang von Walsee († before March 12, 1382), son of Heinrich III. from Walsee (–1367) and NN from Klingenberg (-)

D10. [II] Klara von Maidburg-Hardegg, first documented mention 1357; ∞ NN from

C4. Countess Agnes von Maidburg, Clarissin in the Znojmo Clarissini Monastery (1330–1335), (* around 1270/1280; † September 7, 1335 in Znojmo); ∞ (around 1295) Heinrich von Leipa , royal chamberlain (1307–1309), Marshal of Johann von Luxemburg in Prague (1310), governor in Moravia (1319), documented from 1296 to 1329, (* around 1270; † August 26, 1329 in Brno ), son of Chval (Hynek) von Leipa , first documented mention from 1253 to 1263

C5. Count Otto von Maidburg, Canon of Magdeburg (1325), Canon of Passau (1336), Pastor of Gera (1339), Pastor of Eggenburg , († November 5, 1349; ▭ in Retz Monastery)

C6. Countess Sophie von Maidburg, Abbess of the St. Bernard Monastery (1341–1344), († June 11, 1344/1345)

C7. Willibirg or Wilburg von Maidburg-Hardegg († October 20, 1336; ▭ in the Cistercian monastery Altzella ); ∞ (around 1330) Hermann III. ( Meinheringer ), Burgrave of Meißen , Count von Hartenstein (1324), documented mention from 1308 to 1341 (* before 1308; † before March 9, 1351; ▭ in the Cistercian monastery Altzella)

C8. Countess Elisabeth von Maidburg, Prioress zu Impach (1358), († June 17 (1358))

Burgraves and Lords of Querfurt (1230–1496) (expired 1506), Counts of Mansfeld and Lords of Schraplau in the person of their founder, Lords of Mühlberg and Tannroda (expired 1418), Lords of Beyernaumburg (expired 1384) and Lords of Vitzenburg (1326–1464)

Gebhard IV. Von Querfurt, acts as burgrave of Magdeburg for his underage nephew until his age (1190–1209), governor of the Marienzell monastery, documented from 1178 to 1213, (* around 1150/1155; † after August 21, 1213 before 1216 ); ∞ I: (around 1185/1190) Countess Luitgard von Käfernburg († 1195/1200), daughter of Count Günther II. Von Käfernburg (1129 / 1135–1196) and (?) Agnes von Saarbrücken ( Saargaugrafen ) (-); ∞ II: (between 1197 and 1202) Countess Luitgard or Lukardis von Nassau, documented from 1204 to 1220, (* around 1175/1180; † before 1222), (∞ II: (before 1217) Count Hermann V. (III.) von Virneburg, documented from 1204 to 1254, (* before 1209; † after 1254), son of Count Gottfried von Virneburg (1187–1204 / 1212)), daughter of Count Ruprecht III. von Nassau (–1191) and Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen (–before 1235). They had the following offspring:

A1. [II] Burchard IV. Von Querfurt, Burgrave of Querfurt (1230), Count von (1/2) Mansfeld (1230), minorenn (still 1217), documented until December 2, 1254, founder of the Mansfeld line of Querfurt tribe (expired 1780 ), (* between 1197 and 1202; † between 1254 and 1256); ∞ (1217) Countess Sophie von Mansfeld, first documented mention from 1229 to 1233, daughter of Count Burchard I von Mansfeld (–1229) and Countess Elisabeth von Schwarzburg (–1260); For descendants, see Mansfeld family list

A2. [II] Gebhard V. von Querfurt, burgrave of Querfurt, documented mention 1216 to 1234, minorenn (still 1222), (* between 1202 and 1205; † before 1240); ∞ () NN (from Wernigerode)

B1. Gebhard VI. von Querfurt, Count of Osterfeld (1269), documented mention 1241 to 1292, († November 20, 1297); ∞ N zur Lippe, daughter of (Bernhard III. Zur Lippe)

C1. Gebhard VII von Querfurt, Lord of Querfurt (1297), "the elder" (1314), documented in 1297, († after June 29, 1322); ∞ Hardewig von Lobdeburg-Arnshaugk, documented 1318, († before June 29, 1322), daughter of Count Otto IV. Von Lobdeburg-Arnshaugk (-1289) and N von Schwarzburg (-)

D1. Gebhard X. von Querfurt, Lord of Mühlberg (1332–1354), documented 1310 to 1354, († September 20, 1354 or September 28, 1354, slain by a servant of Johann I von Isenburg , Bishop of Meissen ); ∞ () NN

E1. Siegfried I. von Querfurt, Lord of Mühlberg (1354-1370), Lord of Klitschen (1383), Lord of Tannroda (1392), (* around 1340; † after June 23, 1396); ∞ Jutta von Blankenhain (* around 1350; † after 1383), daughter of Ludwig von Blankenhain (- after 1370) and Katharina von Tannroda (- after 1370)

F1. Gebhard XIII. von Querfurt, Herr zu Tannroda (1398–1403), documented 1396 to 1408, (* before 1396; † before January 30, 1418); ∞ Elisabeth von Weida, first documented mention 1403 to 1418, (* around 1400), daughter of Heinrich XVI. (XV.), Vogt von Weida , (1366-1404) and NN

F2. Siegfried (II.) Von Querfurt, documented in 1398

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D2. Busso (Burchard) VI. von Querfurt, Herr zu Nebra (1325-1335), documented 1310-1337, (* before 1310; † between 1337 and 1340); ∞ (before February 20, 1331) Countess Mechthild von Weimar-Orlamünde , documented 1312 to 1340, († after 1340; ▭ in the Dominican monastery in Erfurt), (∞ I: (before August 11, 1312) Count Dietrich IV. Von Honstein , Count von Sondershausen-Straussberg- Greußen (1312), documented mention 1286, (* before 1286; † April 11, 1317; ▭ in Walkenried), son of Count Heinrich III. von Honstein -Sondershausen (-1305) and Countess Jutta von Ravensberg (- 1305), daughter of Count Hermann V. (IV.) Von Weimar-Orlamünde (before 1279–1319) and Countess Mechtild von Rabenswald (- after 1338)

E1. Margareta von Querfurt, provost of Quedlinburg (1355-1374)

E2. Gebhard XII. von Querfurt, pledgee of Graefenhainichen (1377), lord of Wahren (1378), pledgee of Mühlberg (1378), pledgee of Friedeburg (1388), lord of Düben (1394-1399), († between September 25, 1399 and 14 September 1402); ∞ (before 1393) Elisabeth (Sophie) von Leisnig -Penig, documented 1384 to 1406, († after 1406), (∞ I: (February 5, 1375) Johann von Golßen (* before 1348; † 1376), son of Burggraf Otto (Hans) von Wettin and Golßen (–1355) and Agathe von Ileburg (–1355)), daughter of Burgrave Albrecht VIII (VI.) Von Leisnig (–1408/1411) and Sophie von Waldenburg (–1394)

F1. Busso (Burchard) VIII. Von Querfurt, Lord of Sassenheim in East Prussia (1469), Teutonic mercenary captain (1454), captain of Ortelsburg (1460–1465), documented from 1406 to 1469

(?) G1. Burchard von Querfurt, Knight of the Teutonic Order (1472)

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F2. Protze II. Von Querfurt, bailiff zu Zörbig (1425–1429), bailiff zu Belzig - Rabenstein (1435), documented from 1406 to 1435

F3. Heinrich von Querfurt, first documented mention 1406 to 1426

E3. Elisabeth von Querfurt; ∞ (before December 13, 1343) Rudolf Schenk von Dornburg , first documented mention 1343 to 1349, († before 1351), son of Rudolf von Tautenburg-Dornburg (–1346) and NN von Herbsleben (–1306)

E4. Burchard von Querfurt, Canon of Magdeburg and Archdeacon of Halberstadt (1370)

D3. Gebhard von Querfurt, Canon (1322), Provost of Halberstadt (1325), († before October 2, 1363)

D4. Siegfried von Querfurt, Canon of Halberstadt (1310-1322), († before October 2, 1363)

D5. Hermann von Querfurt, German Order House Commander in Christburg (1336)

C2. Gerhard von Querfurt, Canon (1297), Provost of Halberstadt (1304-1312), Canon of Hildesheim (1304-1310), Provost of St. Simon and Juda zu Goslar (1309-1312), († between August 15, 1312 and February 28, 1313)

B2. Gerhard II of Querfurt, documented mention 1242 to 1300; ∞ Countess Lukard von Regenstein , first documented mention 1273 to 1274, daughter of Count Ulrich I. von Regenstein (before 1219 – before 1270) and Lukard von Grieben (before 1224–)

C1. Luitgard von Querfurt, first documented mention 1292, († before 1294); ∞ Count Friedrich II. (VI.) Von Beichlingen - Rothenburg , Burgrave of Kyffhausen , documented in 1255, († after July 15, 1314), son of Count Friedrich IV. (III.) Von Beichlingen and Lohra (-1275) and Hedewigis from Hohnstein (-1294)

C2. Gebhard VIII. (IX.) Von Querfurt, Lord of Querfurt (1295), documented in 1295, († after December 1, 1320); ∞ Sophie von Hackeborn (*; †), daughter of Ludwig I. von Hackeborn (1253–1298) and Countess Sophie von Anhalt-Zerbst (–1290)

D1. Gebhard IX. (X.) von Querfurt "the Tall One", Count of Querfurt (1319), Lord of Beyernaumburg (1321), documented evidence from 1295 to 1323; ∞ () NN , first documented mention 1323

D2. Bruno IV von Querfurt, Lord of Beyernaumburg (1325), documented mention 1313 to 1329, († before January 4, 1343); ∞ () NN , first documented mention 1323

(?) E1. Johann I von Querfurt, Lord of Lützen (1336), († after 1343)

(?) E2. Gerhard III. von Querfurt, first documented mention 1336 to 1345

E3. Burchard von Querfurt, Canon of Naumburg and Merseburg (1357), Canonicus of St. Sixtus in Merseburg (before 1374), Provost of Jechaburg (1374–1381), Elekt von Merseburg (1382–1384), († June 8, 1384)

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C3. Bruno III von Querfurt, Herr zu Schmon (1315), Herr zu Nienburg (1325), Herr zu Vitzenburg (1326), documented from 1307 to 1345, (* around 1280; † after 1345); ∞ (1306) Mechtild von Barby , first documented mention in 1334, daughter of Count Albrecht IV. Von Barby (1271–1312) and NN

D1. Gebhard XI. (XIV.) Von Querfurt, Lord of Vitzenburg (-1356), Count of Querfurt (1358), Lord of Nebra (1364), Lord of Allstedt (1369), documented in 1329, (* around 1320; † November 25, 1383; ▭ in the collegiate church, Querfurt Castle ); ∞ I: Countess Elisabeth von Mansfeld, documented 1353, († before December 21, 1368; ▭ in Mansfeld), daughter of Count Burchard V. von Mansfeld-Querfurt (-1354/1358) and Countess Oda von Wernigerode (1290-1343) ; ∞ II: (after August 23, 1361) Countess Helene von Schwarzburg, documented evidence from 1338 to 1363, widow of Count Albrecht I von Mansfeld, (* around 1328; † between August 23, 1361 and April 6, 1362), daughter of Count Heinrich IX. (VIII.) Von Schwarzburg (1300-1358 / 1361) and Helene von Holstein (-1341); ∞ III: (before January 15, 1369) Countess Mechtild von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (* around 1350; † June 26, 1381), daughter of Count Heinrich IX. (XII.) Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1325–1372 / 1373) and Countess Agnes von Hohnstein-Sondershausen (- after 1382)

E1. [I] Bruno V. von Querfurt, Lord of Vitzenburg (1372–1402 / 03), pledgee of Eckartsberga (1388), documented in 1353, (* around 1334; † between November 25, 1402 and March 15, 1403); ∞ (before March 26, 1393) Countess Elisabeth von Honstein-Heringen, documented in 1393, (* around 1334; † after 1393), daughter of Count Dietrich V. von Honstein-Heringen (1306-1379) and Adelheid von Holstein (1299– 1350)

F1. Bruno von Querfurt, Canon of Zeitz (1412–1423), Domscholasticus of Zeitz, († before March 17, 1437)

E2. [I] Mechthild von Querfurt, prioress in the monastery Helfta (1369), abbess in the monastery Helfta (1383–1409), documented in 1346, († June 5, 1411; ▭ in the monastery Helfta)

E3. [I] Burchard von Querfurt, monk in Reinsdorf monastery , documented in 1353

E4. [I] Gebhard von Querfurt, matriculated at the University of Bologna (1369), provost of Bibra (1367–1369), Domscholasticus of Magdeburg (1368–1372), canon of Merseburg (1372), documented from 1353 to 1372, († before 2 July 1375)

E5. [I] Volrad von Querfurt, Canon (1350), Domscholasticus zu Magdeburg (1354-1367), (⚔ September 3, 1367 in the Battle of Dinklar )

E6. [I] Albrecht (III./IV) von Querfurt, matriculated at the University of Bologna (1368-1372), matriculated at the Charles University in Prague (1377), Canon of Halberstadt (1368), Canon of Merseburg (1369), Canon zu Naumburg (1372), archdeacon of Halberstadt (1375), archdeacon of Magdeburg (1377), provost of St. Gangolf , Elekt (1382), archbishop of Magdeburg (1383–1403), († June 12, 1403 at Giebichenstein Castle )

E7. [II] Jutta von Querfurt (* 1362/1367; † after 1411); ∞ (1386) Prince Siegmund I of Anhalt, in Zerbst (–1396), in Dessau (1396–1405), (* around 1368; † between January 19, 1405 and October 22, 1405 in Coswig ), son of Prince Johann I of Anhalt-Zerbst (1340–1380 / 1382) and Countess Elisabeth von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1351–1397)

E8. [II] Heinrich von Querfurt, German Order Vogt zu Dirschau (1412-1413), Knight of the German Order (1426), documented 1387-1426, (* 1362/1367; † after 1426)

E9. [II] Johann II. Von Querfurt, Lord of Burgscheidungen (1401), documented 1387 to 1418, (* 1362/1367; † after 1418)

E10. [II]Lutrudis von Querfurt (* 1362/1367; † after July 2, 1426); ∞ (before 1392) Prince Otto III. von Anhalt-Bernburg († between February 27, 1404 and April 3, 1406), son of Prince Bernhard III. von Anhalt-Bernburg (1300–1348) and Agnes von Sachsen-Wittenberg (–1338), Mathilde von Anhalt (-) or Mathilde von Braunschweig (–1354)

E11. [III] Burchard (Busso) VII. Von Querfurt, documented 1395 to 1404, (* 1365/1370; † 1406); ∞ Countess Elisabeth von Honstein, in Heringen (1417–1439) (partim), documented document from 1416 to 1439, († between April 16, 1446 and April 16, 1447), (∞ II: (before January 4, 1418) Gottschalk von Plesse , first documented mention 1393 to 1435, († 1435/1437), son of knight Johann von Plesse (–1360/1390) and Adelheid von Everstein (–1397)), daughter of Count Dietrich VI. von Honstein zu Heringen (1327–1393) and Countess Lutrud von Mansfeld (–1394)

E12. [III] Protze I. (III.) ( Broczo ) von Querfurt, Lord of Burgscheidungen (1401), Lord of Vitzenburg (–1426), documented in 1396, (* around 1370; ⚔ June 15, 1426 in the Battle of Aussig ) ; ∞ I: Countess Agnes von Gleichen, daughter of Count Ernst I (VII.) Von Gleichen (–1394/1395) and Agnes von Colditz (–1391); ∞ II: Countess Agnes von Beichlingen (* after 1393; † before June 30, 1441), daughter of Count Friedrich XIV. Von Beichlingen- Wiehe (–1426) and Countess Mechtild (Mathilde) von Mansfeld (1375–1447)

F1. [I] Gebhard XIV. Von Querfurt, Lord of Allstedt and 1/2 Vitzenburg (1426), Lord of Burgscheidungen (1427), documented document from 1417 to 1438, († before February 12, 1440); ∞ (before April 10, 1436) Countess Mechthild von Hohnstein, daughter of Count Ernst I (II.) Von Honstein zu Klettenberg, Lohra, Lauterberg and Scharzfeld (–1426) and Countess Anna (Sophie) zu Stolberg (–1436)

G1. Agnes von Querfurt († between August 11, 1475 and November 9, 1481); ∞ Wenzel von Bieberstein , Herr zu Sorau , Beeskow and Storkow , (* before 1414; † 1471/1472), son of Johann von Bieberstein on Beeskow and Storkow (–1442) and NN von Colditz (-)

F2. [I] Mechthild von Querfurt († 1432); ∞ (before October 21, 1419) Prince Bernhard VI. von Anhalt-Bernburg († February 2, 1468), (∞ II: (March 11, 1434) Hedwig von Schlesien-Sagan (* before 1422; † May 14, 1497), daughter of Duke Johann I of Silesia-Glogau -Sagan ((1385) –1439) and Scholastika von Sachsen (1393 / 1394–1461 / 1463)), son of Prince Otto III. von Anhalt-Bernburg (–1404/1406) and Lutrudis von Querfurt (–1426)

F3. [II] John III. from Querfurt, first documented mention 1426

F4. [II] Bruno VI. (VIII./XI.) Von Querfurt, Lord of Querfurt (1439), Lord of Burg Wippra (-1442), Lord of Artern (-1448), Lord of Vitzenburg (-1464), Lord of Allstedt (-1471), minorenn (1426-1440), "the elder" (1474), (* after 1418; † February 26, 1496, at the plague ); ∞ I: Countess Anna von Gleichen-Tonna († March 22, 1481), daughter of Count Adolf I von Gleichen - Tonna (–1456) and Countess Agnes von Hohnstein zu Heldrungen (-); ∞ II: (after March 22, 1481) Countess Elisabeth von Mansfeld (* around 1444 in Schraplau ; † September 18, 1482 in Querfurt; ▭ in the Querfurt Castle Church), (∞ I: (contract March 27, 1454 in Alsleben; dispens September 6, 1454) Prince Albrecht V of Anhalt-Köthen , (* around 1419; † January 9, 1475; ▭ in the Coswig monastery), son of Prince Albrecht IV of Anhalt-Köthen (-1423) and Elisabeth von Querfurt ( –1452)), daughter of Count Günther II. (III.) Von Mansfeld (–1475) and Countess Anna von Honstein (1415 – after 1450)

G1. [I] Bruno VII. (IX.) Von Querfurt († September 3, 1495); ∞ (January 5, 1472 / before September 11, 1483) Countess Brigitte zu Stolberg (* June 24, 1468; † (July 4th / 13th) 1518), daughter of Count Heinrich XIX. (IX.) "The elder" to Stolberg (1436–1511) and Countess Mathilde von Mansfeld (1436–1469)

H1. Barbara von Querfurt (* around 1485; † January 23, 1511; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, Eisleben ); ∞ (1500 in Stolberg ) Count Ernst II. Von Mansfeld-Vorderort (* December 6, 1479; † May 9, 1531 in Artern ; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, Eisleben), (∞ II: (June 14, 1512) Countess Dorothea zu Solms-Lich (born January 25, 1493; † June 8, 1578 in Mansfeld; ▭ in the St. Andreas Church, Eisleben), daughter of Count Philipp von Solms-Lich (1468–1544) and Countess Adriana von Hanau -Münzenberg (1470–1524)), son of Count Albrecht III. (V.) von Mansfeld, Herr zu Heldrungen, (1450–1484) and Susanna von Bickenbach (1469–1530)

H2. Brigitte von Querfurt, Domina (head of the Kelbra Monastery )

H3. Gebhard von Querfurt (February 10, 1494 - September 20, 1495)

H4. Katharina von Querfurt, nun in Drübeck Abbey (1502–1514), dean in Gandersheim Abbey (1526), ​​(* 1495, posthuma ; † 1553 in Drübeck Abbey)

G2. [I] Katharina von Querfurt (* (around 1450); † February 22, 1521 in Kelbra ; ▭ ibid); ∞ I: (1470) Count Günther XXI. "The middle one" from Schwarzburg -Blankenburg (* 1450 in Rudolstadt; ⚔ November 19, 1484 in front of Delmenhorst ; ▭ in the Bremen Cathedral ), son of Count Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) Von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg (1418–1488) and Elisabeth von Kleve (1420–1488); ∞ II: (1497) Count Philipp II. Von Waldeck-Eisenberg (* (March 3, 1453); † October 26, 1524 at the Sparrenburg ; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach), (∞ I: Countess Katharina zu Solms- Lich (* (1458); † December 12, 1492; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach ), daughter of Count Kuno zu Solms-Lich (-1477) and Wild and Rhine Countess Walpurga zu Dhaun (-1493) ), Son of Count Volrad I von Waldeck (1399–1475) and Countess Barbara von Wertheim (1420 / 1422–1443 / 1470)

G3. [I] Johann von Querfurt, cathedral dean of Halberstadt (1472–1506), († between May 26, 1506 and October 4, 1506)

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F5. [II] Anna von Querfurt († before 1480); ∞ (after 1450) Count Johann (III.) Von Honstein (* around 1445; † before June 14, 1492), (∞ II: (1480) Countess Margarethe von Gleichen -Tonna († October 24, 1518 in Coppenbrügge , accident) , Daughter of Count Siegmund I von Gleichen-Tonna (1421–1494) and Agnes von Querfurt (–1461)), son of Count Ernst II (III) von Honstein zu Klettenberg (–1454) and Countess Adelheid von Oldenburg ( Sister of the king of Denmark ) ((1425) –1492)

F6. [II] Agnes von Querfurt († 1461; ▭ in the Peterskirche , Erfurt); ∞ (145 (3)) Count Siegmund I. von Gleichen-Tonna (* 1421; † March 8, 1494 in Tonna ; ▭ in the Peterskirche, Erfurt), (∞ II: (1462) Countess Katharina von Schwarzburg- Blankenburg (* February 2, 1442; † November 9, 1484; ▭ in the Peterskirche, Erfurt), (∞ I: (November 5, 1458 in Arnstadt) Count Burchard VII. Von Mansfeld (* around 1434; † September 23, 1460 in Arnstadt ) , Son of Count Volrad I. (II.) Von Mansfeld ((1380) –1450) and Countess Anna von Gleichen (–before 1435) or Margaretha von Schlesien-Glogau-Sagan ((1415/1425) –1491)), daughter by Count Heinrich XXVI. (XX.) von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (1418–1488) and Elisabeth von Cleve (1420–1488), son of Count Ernst VIII. (II./IX.) von Gleichen (1390–1426) and Countess Margareta von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1386–1427)

F7. [II] Brigitte von Querfurt († before 1441)

F8. [II] daughter of Querfurt († before 1450)

F9. [II] daughter of Querfurt; ∞ Hans Schenk von Tautenburg , first documented mention 1435 to 1475

F10. [II] Heinrich von Querfurt, Knight of the Teutonic Order in Elbing , documented in 1451

F11. [II] Margareta von Querfurt, prioress of Heusdorf Abbey near Apolda , documented in 1429

E13. [III]Elisabeth von Querfurt, documented mention 1417 to 1452, (* around 1370; † 1452; ▭ in the Coswig monastery ); ∞ I: Konrad (Kurt) von Hadmersleben, Herr zu Egeln (1393), documented 1363, († September 29, 1416), son of Otto von Hadmersleben (–1390/1398) and Sophie von Wernigerode (1354–1373); ∞ II: (before February 4, 1419) Prince Albrecht IV of Anhalt-Köthen († November 24, 1423 in Coswig), (∞ I: (before 1398) Countess Elisabeth von Mansfeld († after December 27, 1412), daughter of Count Günther I. (II.) von Mansfeld ((1360) –1412) and Countess Elisabeth von Honstein zu Klettenberg (–1412)), son of Prince Johann I von Anhalt-Zerbst (1340–1382) and Countess Elisabeth von Henneberg-Schleusingen (1351-1397)

D2. Jutta von Querfurt, first documented mention 1367, († after October 31, 1370); ∞ Count Heinrich VI. von Gleichen-Tonna, first documented mention 1343, († after February 6, 1379), son of Count Hermann III. (IV.) Von Gleichen (1290–1345) and Sophie von Hohnstein (1301–1343)

D3. Bruno von Querfurt, Canon of Magdeburg (1325–1347), Provost of Bibra (1343–1344)

D4. Volrad von Querfurt, first documented mention 1329 to 1350

D5. Albrecht von Querfurt, Knight of the Teutonic Order , first documented mention 1343 to 1359

(?) D6. Johann I von Querfurt, first documented mention 1336 to 1343

(?) D7. Gerhard III. von Querfurt, "the elder", Herr von Querfurt (1364), documented in 1336, († after August 22, 1364)

C4. Gebhard von Querfurt, Canon of Magdeburg (1300–1328), provost of St. Sebastian (December 20, 1307–1311 ), provost of Magdeburg (April 6, 1312– March 4, 1314, excommunicated ) and (1321–8 June 1325), Canon of Merseburg (January 29, 1332), Provost of St. Sixtus in Merseburg (June 24, 1344– October 18, 1352), († October 18, 1352 or November 23, 1354)

C5. Burchard von Querfurt, documented mention 1296 to 1350, Canon (1311-1334), archdeacon of St. Andreas zu Hildesheim (1325), († before December 14, 1350)

C6. Busso (Burchard) V. von Querfurt, Lord of Querfurt, first documented mention 1329

B3. Burchard von Querfurt, canon (1255), cathedral treasurer of Magdeburg (1262–1278), provost of Bibra (1264–1287), Elekt (1277), cathedral dean of Magdeburg (1282–1290), documented evidence from 1255 to 1290

B4. Meinhard von Querfurt, Knight of the Teutonic Order (1274), German Order Komtur in Christburg (1280), Komtur zu Königsberg (1281), Komtur zu Brandenburg (1284–1287), Landmeister of Prussia (1288–1298), confers Prussian Holland in 1297 the city ​​charter , (* before 1240; † between December 21, 1298 and January 11, 1302)

B5. Berthold von Querfurt, Canon of Magdeburg, first documented mention 1271 to 1272

A3. [II] Ruprecht (I.) von Querfurt, minorenn (still 1222), Canon of Magdeburg (July 30, 1231), Provost of Hundisburg (January 1, 1233-1238), Domscholasticus (March 12, 1249), Domdekan (10 May 1254), Archbishop of Magdeburg (March / April 1260–1266), (* between 1204 and 1210; † December 19, 1266; ▭ in the south transept of Magdeburg Cathedral )

A4. [II] Luckard von Querfurt (* around 1210; † May 6, 1263); ∞ (around 1230/1235) Count Walther IV. (III.) Von Arnstein , Count von Barby (1226), documented mention from 1223 to 1259, (* before June 8, 1223, † before May 26, 1263), son of Walther III . (II.) Von Arnstein (1150–1196) and Gertrud von Ballenstedt (-)

A5. [II] Mechthild von Querfurt, documented May 10, 1254, (* between 1205 and 1210; † after May 10, 1254); ∞ (around 1230) Hermann VI. von Lobdeburg, called von Leuchtenburg (1252), documented mention 1223 to 1256, († after 1256), son of Hermann IV. von Lobdeburg (-)

literature

• Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XIX., Table 82–84, 91 and 92, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
• Helmut Lötzke: The Burgraves of Magdeburg from the Querfurt house, Publisher: Rockstuhl , Bad Langensalza: 1st edition 2005, ISBN 3-936030-22-7
• The land register of Count Burkhard III. von Maidburg-Hardegg from 1363: with an introduction to the structure of the County of Hardegg in the 14th century, Volume 15 by Fontes Rerum Austriacarum. Third department, Fontes iuris, author: Roman Zehetmayer, publisher: Böhlau Verlag Vienna, 2001, ISBN 978-3-205-99394-0

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} D. Schwennicke: European family tables, new series, volume XIX ., Plate 82, 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} D. Schwennicke: Europäische Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 83, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 84, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
4. ↑ genealogy-medieval Salome von Heinsberg , accessed on November 7, 2010.
5. ↑ books.google.de Germania Sacra The diocese of the ecclesiastical province of Magdeburg - The Diocese of Naumburg 1, The Diocese 2, Volumes 1–2, New Series No. 35.2, Author: Heinz Wiessner, Publisher: Walter de Gruyter, 1998, ISBN 978-3-11-015570-9 , 512 pages
6. ↑ genealogie-mittelalter.de Wilhelm von Lutisburg
7. ↑ ^{a b} Helmut Lötzke: The Burgraves of Magdeburg from the Querfurt house, Publisher: Rockstuhl , Bad Langensalza: 1st edition 2005, ISBN 3-936030-22-7
8. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Ascania 2 , accessed on October 15, 2010.
9. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Denmark 3 , accessed October 17, 2010.
10. ↑ Primary sources confirming Marriage II have not yet been identified. Found at D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 83, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5 (only names without mother), page no longer available , search in web archives: Uni-Erlangen (without father and mother), GeneAll.net (names) and at our-royal- titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p4381.htm (the parents with date without Lukarde and Burchard) with Ref: Europaische Stammtafeln, by Wilhelm Karl, Prinz zu Isenburg, Vol. VIII, Plate 130 (is not available to me )
11. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 2 , accessed on October 17, 2010.
12. ↑ books.google.de castle Linus General Literature Gazette, Volume 4, Volume 2 of the library of the German language: periodicals, Publisher: John Gottfr.. Müllerischen Buchh., 1785–1849., 1796, Original from: New York Public Library, Digitized: May 14, 2007, accessed October 23, 2010
13. ↑ ^{a b c} genealogy.euweb.cz Hohenlohe 1 , accessed on October 23, 2010.
14. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 4 , accessed on October 23, 2010.
15. ↑ books.google.de Michael von Maidburg King, Princes and Empire in the 15th Century, Volume 29 of Research on the Imperial and Papal History of the Middle Ages, authors: Paul-Joachim Heinig, Jörg Schwarz, editors: Franz Fuchs, publisher: Böhlau Verlag Cologne Weimar, 2009, ISBN 978-3-412-20473-0
16. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Lipa , accessed October 17, 2010.
17. ↑ ^{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} D. Schwennicke: European family tables, new series, volume XIX., Plate 91, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
18. ↑ ^{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} D. Schwennicke: Europäische Stammtafeln, Neue Episode, Volume XIX., Plate 92, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
19. ↑ University of Applied Sciences Potsdam: Investigation of the Tumba Gebhards XIV. From Querfurt and creation of a restoration concept, diploma thesis in the study of conservation and restoration of objects made of stone, Steffi Hunger, Potsdam, March 1, 2007 Tumba Gebhards XIV. From Querfurt (PDF) PDF 2, 8 MB, accessed May 25, 2013
20. ↑ ^{a b c d} genealogy.euweb.cz Ascania 4 , accessed on October 13, 2010.
21. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 5 , accessed on June 14, 2010.
22. ↑ ^{a b} genealogy.euweb.cz Cleves 5 , accessed June 14, 2010.
23. ↑ genealogy.euweb.cz Solms 4 , accessed October 15, 2010.
24. ↑ Adelheid von Oldenburg Medlands
25. ↑ D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 99, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5
26. ^ Books.google.de The Archdiocese of Magdeburg, Volumes 1-2 Authors: Gottfried Wentz, Berent Schwineköper, Publisher: Walter de Gruyter, 1972, pages 320ff, ISBN 978-3-11-001811-0 , accessed October 11, 2010

ADB / NDB / Zedler / BBKL

1. ^ Lohmeyer:  Brun von Querfurt . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 3, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1876, p. 433 f.
2. ^ Karl Uhlirz:  Wichmann . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 42, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1897, pp. 780-790.
3. ^ Karl Janicke:  Albrecht IV., Archbishop of Magdeburg . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 1, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1875, p. 267 f.

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1. ^ Hanns Leo Mikoletzky:  Brun von Querfurt. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1955, ISBN 3-428-00183-4 , p. 674 f. ( Digitized version ).
2. ^ Berent Schwineköper:  Albrecht IV. (Albertus) von Querfurt. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 1, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1953, ISBN 3-428-00182-6 , p. 166 ( digitized version ).

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1. ↑ Albrecht IV (Albertus) of Querfurt. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 1, Leipzig 1732, column 995 f.

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1. ^ Friedrich Wilhelm Bautz:  Brun von Querfurt. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Volume 1, Bautz, Hamm 1975. 2nd, unchanged edition Hamm 1990, ISBN 3-88309-013-1 , Sp. 766-767.
2. ^ Johannes Madey:  Konrad von Querfurt. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Volume 4, Bautz, Herzberg 1992, ISBN 3-88309-038-7 , Sp. 427-427.
3. ↑ Wilhelm Kohl:  WICHMANN (Wicman, Wigmannus) of Seeburg. In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Volume 13, Bautz, Herzberg 1998, ISBN 3-88309-072-7 , Sp. 1043-1046.