Zawisch von Nechanitz

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Zawisch von Nechanitz (Czech Záviš z Nechanic ; * before 1216; † 1257 or later) was sub-chamberlain of the Bohemian King Wenceslaus I. He came from the Bohemian noble family of the Witigones .

Life

Zawisch is documented for the years 1216 to 1257. His father was Witiko II. (Also Witiko the Elder ; Czech Vítek II., Also Vítek starší ), who founded the Witigon family branch of the Lords of Krumlov . Zawisch's mother is not known by name. His nickname is derived from the East Bohemian festivals and the homonymous village of Nechanice , which he owned.

Zawisch was in royal service and was sub-chamberlain of King Wenceslaus I from 1233 to 1236. His sons Budiwoj and Vitiko are also recorded at the royal court for these years. Presumably because of a dispute between the Bohemian king and Emperor Friedrich II over the inheritance of the Babenbergs , the Witigones had to leave the royal palace temporarily. They did not return until after 1242.

family

Zawisch von Nechanitz, whose wife is not known by name, left the sons:

  • Budiwoj von Krumau (also Budiwoj von Krumau, Skalitz and Sepekau ; Czech Budivoj z Krumlova ; also Budivoj z Krumlova, ze Skalice a ze Sepekova ); occupied 1220-1272. He was married to Perchta von Falkenstein .
  • Witiko I. von Krumau (also Witiko von Krumau, Sepekau and Načeradetz ; Czech Vítek z Krumlova ; also Vítek z Krumlova, ze Sepekova az Načeradce ), documented 1220–1277, married to Sybila NN

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personal data
SURNAME Zawisch von Nechanitz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Záviš z Nechanic
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian nobleman from the Český Krumlov family branch of the Witigonen
DATE OF BIRTH before 1216
DATE OF DEATH after 1257