Ulrich I. von Graben

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Inclined beam coat of arms of the Krainer trunk line and the Conradin line on the Graben ( Graz )

Ulrich I von (vom) Graben († before 1325) was a burgrave and knight from the family of the Lords of Graben . He himself probably came from the Konradinian line on the Graben in and around Graz , and three of his sons became trustees of the Kornberg line of the family.

Life

Nothing is known about Ulrich's parents, but it can be assumed that he was a younger son of the Conradinian line at the Graben of the Lords of Graben (in and around Graz). It is also reported about Ulrich that he entered the service of the powerful Lords of Walsee ( also of the Conradinian line ) with no parental inheritance and that he was able to make a large fortune there. He and his descendants were also closely related to the Rein monastery in the Conradin line .

Ulrich I first appeared in 1302 as a feudal man of the Stubenbergs ( also of the Conradinian line ) when he received the village of Greindorf south of Graz as a fief. His next mention is in a document from the year 1314, when he exchanged goods with the brothers Peter auf dem Hardt and Cunrad dem Gleysdorfer. In 1319 Ulrich I was enfeoffed by the Archbishop of Salzburg with the tithe of Algersdorf . In both documents Ulrich I is named as a knight and creator of Gleichenberg . Ulrich was also the first burgrave of Gleichenberg who held this office between 1302 and 1324 and who presumably also directed the construction of the castle. He also called himself Ulzo von Gleichenberg. His sons were also burgraves of Gleichenberg.

progeny

From the marriage of Ulrich I and his wife Gertrud († ναψη 1331) came eight [?] Sons, among them the three ancestors of the Kornberg line of the Lords of Graben

  • Veit von Graben († soon after 1300)
  • Otto I. von Graben († before 1360), Lord of Kornberg, Burgrave of Gleichenberg
  • Ulrich II von Graben (named between 1300 and 1361), Burgrave of Hohenwang, Gleichenberg and Rothenfels, Lord von Kornberg, owned the family castle Graben in Carniola
  • Friedrich I von Graben († before 1406), Burgrave of Gleichenberg, Lord of Kornberg
  • Nikolaus von Graben (appears with his brother or cousin Johann around 1350 in several Krain documents; sat in Lower Austria)
  • Catrey von Graben (married Kaspar von Roggendorf )
  • Johann von Graben (appears around 1350 in several Krain documents)
  • Martin (Mört) von (im) Graben (married to Margarethe von Lanzendorf; named 1366)

Remarks:

  • Since his sons Otto I, Ulrich II. And Friedrich I von Graben jointly bought the lordship and the Kornberg Castle from Friedrich Kornberger, including the coat of arms and accessories , in 1328 , this could explain the different gender coat of arms of the Kornberg line and their origins in Lower Austria, Tyrol and the Netherlands (but not in Carinthia and East Tyrol) deliver from the sloping beam coat of arms of the Krainer Stammlinie and the Konradinische Linie am Graben in and around Graz.
  • Her coat of arms seal with the sloping beam from 1331 has been preserved from his widow Gertraud von Graben (Gertravt Grabnerin).

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literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Adalbert Sikora: The gentlemen from the pit in the journal of the historical association for Styria. 51st year, Graz 1960, pp. 44ff and 55ff
  2. Digitized at Google books Joseph August Kumar: Mahlerische Wanderings in the surroundings of the capital Grätz - Grätz. , Chapter XIII Rosenberg and Graben, p. 284
  3. ^ Adalbert Sikora: The gentlemen from the pit in the journal of the historical association for Styria. 51st year, Graz 1960, p. 58
  4. Entry about Gleichenberg - Neu-Gleichenberg on Burgen-Austria
  5. ^ Adalbert Sikora: The gentlemen from the pit in the journal of the historical association for Styria. 51st year, Graz 1960, pages 91-94
  6. Deß Hochloblichen Hertzogthums Crain Topographisch-Historischer ..., Volume 3, p. 211. By Janez Vajkard von Valvasor
  7. Mahler's forays into the surroundings of the capital Grätz . By Joseph August Kumar (p. 285)
  8. Contributions to medieval seals: first part, p. 241, by Eduard Melly