Tschernembl (noble family)

Tschernembl coat of arms (baron coat of arms)

Tschernembl is the name of a noble family that comes from the Windisch Mark . As knights in the Carniola , they moved to Upper Austria and were finally ennobled as barons .

history

The first representatives of this sex were mentioned in a document in the 14th century. Martin was 1431-1437 and Georg 1444 Krainer Vicedom , 1450 also governor of Krain. In 1464 Georg and Caspar were from Emperor Friedrich III. accepted into the gentry's class. In 1479 a Georg appears as the highest tavern of the state of Carniola and the Windische Mark and at the same time as governor of Styria . Around 1535 Christoph moved to Upper Austria and, by marrying Margarethe von Schärfenberg, brought the Lords of Schwertberg and Windegg to his house. He was then in the Upper Austrian provincial governmentrecorded. As leading representatives of the Protestants , some members had to leave the country after 1620. In 1677 the Counts Tschernembl in the main line went out. A branch line built a permanent house in 1281 , which was called "Castrum novum" ("Neuhaus"). After that they called themselves " Castelnuovo am Karst " or Nayhauß . In 1313 Winther is mentioned in a document by the nine house . The Nayhauß cormons still exist today.

Personalities

• Georg von Tschernembl (*?; † 1480): Vicedom of Trieste and governor of Styria
• Hans (*?; † 1595): Ordinance of the Archduchy of Austria on the Enns
• Hans Christoph (*?; †?): Lord of Windeck and Schwerdtberg , Erbschenk in Carniola and the Windischen March , cupbearer of Archduke Matthias
• Hans Georg (* before 1605; †?): Lord on Windeck and Schwerdtberg , on June 1, 1605 appointed senior captain in the Machland district
• Georg Erasmus (* 1567; † 1626): Protestant nobleman and spokesman for the Upper Austrian estates

coat of arms

Increased coat of arms of the barons of Tschernembl , after Siebmacher

Family coat of arms

Blazon : The family coat of arms shows a shield with a hanger divided into black and red chess white from the rear upper corner towards the front lower corner.

Baron coat of arms

Blazon: The baron's coat of arms shows the shield in four parts, the heart shield like the family coat of arms, in the first and fourth fields a white, crowned eagle covered with black and red chess white divided hanger over the chest with split flights on a red background. In the second and third fields a black Ross head covered with red fabric on a white background. Above three open crowned tournament helmets, the front one with the crowned white eagle (as described above) and a red and white mixed helmet cover, the middle helmet eagle flights as in the family coat of arms and the same red and white covers, the rear one has the horse head described above and black- white mixed blankets.

literature

• Johann Georg Adam von Hoheneck: The praiseworthy gentlemen gentlemen estates ... Deß Ertz-Herzogthumb Austria above the Ennß ... Part 3, Passau 1747, p. 752ff.
• Werner Wilhelm Schnabel: The manuscripts of the Nuremberg city library: The family books of the 16th and ... Nuremberg

Web links

Commons : Tschernembl (noble family)  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Studbook entries on link to RAA
• Pedigree of Johann Panier-Herr von Tschernembl on monasterium.net

Individual evidence

1. ^ Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume IX, Volume 116 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag 1998, p. 347 f.
2. ↑ According to Spener, this coat of arms is said to have been the Hopfenbach coat of arms