Wilbrand I of Loccum-Hallermund

Wilbrand I. von Loccum-Hallermund (also: Wulbrand) (* around 1120, † 1167 ) was Count of Hallermund .

In 1163 he arranged for a monastery to be founded in his Loccum estate , which was built by Cistercian monks over many years as a "branch" of their Thuringian monastery Volkenroda .

He moved with the German army under Emperor Friedrich I (Barbarossa) against Pope Alexander . He died of the plague in July / August 1167 after the conquest of Rome in the camp of the German army outside Rome.

All of his sons died without descendants, Ludolf I in 1191 as a result of an injury during a knight tournament , Wilbrand II in 1189 on the Third Crusade . With that his noble family died out in the male line.

The inheritance thus fell to Wilbrand's daughter Adelheid , whose second marriage to Count Günter II of Käfernburg zu Schwarzburg brought the county into the possession of the von Kevernburg family .

Marriage and children

He married Beatrix von Salm-Rheineck, daughter of Otto I. von Salm .

Ludolf I († 1191)
Burchard II
Wilbrand II. († 1189 in Antioch)
Beatrix ⚭ Heinrich II. Count of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen († 1199)
Adelheid von Loccum-Hallermund (heiress).
- ⚭ 1). Count Konrad II von Wassel (* around 1145; † 1176/78), Vitztum von Hildesheim
- ⚭ 2). Count Günter II of Käfernburg zu Schwarzburg (* around 1135, † 1197)

Individual evidence

^ Wilhelm von Hodenberg: Calenberger document book. Dept. Archives of Barsinghausen Monastery. Verlag Jänecke, 1855, p. 41f.
^ ^A ^b Wilhelm von Hodenberg: Hoyer Urkundenbuch. Archives of the Schinna monastery. Verlag Jänecke, 1848, Volume 7, p. 2
^ Leonard Ennen: History of the City of Cologne, mostly from the sources of the Cologne City Archives. Volume 1. Verlag der L. Schwann'schen Verlagsbuchhandlung, Cologne, Neuss 1863 [1] .

personal data
SURNAME	Wilbrand I of Loccum-Hallermund
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Wulbrand
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Count of Hallermund
DATE OF BIRTH	around 1120
DATE OF DEATH	1167

[1] Wilhelm von Hodenberg: Calenberger document book. Dept. Archives of Barsinghausen Monastery. Verlag Jänecke, 1855, p. 41f.

[HU72-2] A ^b Wilhelm von Hodenberg: Hoyer Urkundenbuch. Archives of the Schinna monastery. Verlag Jänecke, 1848, Volume 7, p. 2

[3] Leonard Ennen: History of the City of Cologne, mostly from the sources of the Cologne City Archives. Volume 1. Verlag der L. Schwann'schen Verlagsbuchhandlung, Cologne, Neuss 1863 [1] .