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Brabant and Limburg
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Geographical names.
Berg -> Montium (in Germany).
Hainaut / Hainault -> Henegouwen; Hennegau;
Hinnot (in Wallonia, Belgium).
The Holy Roman Empire, the Margraviate of,
(Antwerp) -> Antwerpen, Anvers (in Belgium).
Lotharingia [the Lower Lorraine] -> Lothryck;
Lothier (in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg).
Christian (First) names.
Anthony -> Antonius; Anton;
Antoine.
Charles -> Carolus; Karel.
Geoffrey -> Godfridus; Godfried;
Geoffroi.
John -> Johannes; Jan; Jean.
Louis -> Ludovicus; Lodewijk.
Philip -> Philippus; Filips;
Philippe.
Brabant / Louvain
Overview.
As the Lower Lotharingia that became known as the
Low Countries gradually disintegrated, various local dynasties contested for the
ducal title that eventually passed to the House of Brabant (Louvain).
In 1430, Brabant passed to the Dukes of Burgundy.
In the 16th century, Brabant with the Burgundian
Low Countries passed to the Kings of Spain and then, in the 18th century, to the
Archdukes of Austria.
In 1794, the French occupation ended the Duchy of
Brabant.
--- 1106- ~1234
@ Samples:
(1110) [15: seie 4e; tome VII (1880); p.117;
Doc.# III]
< Geoffrey"the Bearded" (+1139), Count of
Louvain 1095; Duke of the Lower Lotharingia [1106–1128]
>
Ego Godefridus Dei gratia dux Lotaringie et
comes Lovaniensis
(1123) [20: p.645; Doc.# 80]
Godefridus gratia Dei comes Lovaniensis,
dux Lothariensis
(1168) [19: volume I; p.347; Doc.#
39]
< Geoffrey (+1190), Duke of the Lower
Lotharingia 1142 >
Godefridus, Dei gratia dux
Lotharingie
(1192) [19: volume I; p.353-354; Doc.#
42]
< Henry I (+1235), Duke of the Lower
Lotharingia 1190 >
Henricus Dei gratia dux Lotoringie
(Feb 1205, n.s.) [21: p.274; Doc.#
LVIII]
Ego Henricus dux Lotharingie
(Oct 1214) [14: deel 3; p.511; Doc.#
2]
Henricus, dei gratia, dux
Lotharingie
(Mar/Apr 1234) [25: deel I;
p.43]
Henricus Dei gratia Dux
Lotharingiæ
--- ~1234-1288
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant;
@ Samples:
(Mar 1241, n.s.) [15: seie 4e; tome VII (1880);
p.163; Doc.# XXXIII]
< Henry II (+1248), Duke of the Upper
Lotharingia 1235, of Brabant >
Henricus, Dei gratia dux Lotharingie et
Brabantie
(Oct 1256) [1: afdeeling 1; deel 2; p.5; Doc.# 6]
< Henry III (+1261), Duke of Brabant 1248
>
Henricus Dei gratia dux Lotharingie et
Brabantie
(June 1274) [1: afdeeling 1; deel 2; p.117; Doc.#
270]
< John I (+1294), Duke of Brabant 1267, of
Limburg 1288 >
Johannes Dei gratia dux Lothoringorum et
Brabantie
(July 1287) [1: afdeeling 1; deel 2; p.268; Doc.#
612]
Nous Jehans par le grace Diu dus de Lother, et de
Brabant
--- 1288- ~1339
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant, Limburg;
@ Added:
- [1288] Limburg
After his victory in the Battle of Worringen /
Woeringen over Duke Rainald I of Gelderland, Duke John I of Brabant, who had
bought the rights to Limburg from Duke Adolf of Berg, acquired the Duchy of
Limburg (1288).
@ Samples:
(Dec 1288) [1: afdeeling 1; deel 2; p.280; Doc.#
645]
< John I (+1294), Duke of Brabant 1267, of
Limburg 1288 >
Nos Johannes Dei gratia dux Lotharingie,
Brabantie et Limburge
(July 1300) [4: deel 2; p.12]
< John II (+1312), Duke of Brabant &
Limburg 1294 >
wy Jan, door Gods genade, Hertog van Lottheringe,
van Brabant, en van Limburg
(Oct 1318) [4: deel 2; p.198]
< John III (+1355), Duke of Brabant &
Limburg 1312 >
Wy Jan, by der gracien van Gode Hertoghe van
Lothricke, van Brabant, ende van Limborch
(Jan 1337, n.s.) [4: deel 2; p.575]
nous Jehans, par la grace de Dieu Dux de Lothier,
de Brabant, & de Lembourg
--- ~1339-1355
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant, Limburg;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
@ Added:
- "the Margraviate of the Holy Roman
Empire"
@ Samples:
(Dec 1339) [4: tome 18; p.96; Doc.#
XXX]
nous Jehan, par le grace de Dieu, duc de
Loterich, de Brabant et de Limbourg et
marchis dou Saint-Empire
(Sep 1343) [5: p.161; Doc.# 95]
Johannes Dei gratia Lothringie, Brabantie,
Lymburgie dux,
sacrique imperii marchio
(Apr 1350) [4: deel 2; p.775]
Jan, by der gratien ons Heeren Hertoge van
Lothryke, van Brabant, van Lemborch, ende
Mercgrave des Heilichs Rycx
(Apr 1354) [14: deel 2; p.506; Doc.#
3]
Jhan bider gratien ons heren, hertoghe van Lothr.
van Brabant, van Lymbourch, ende
Marcgraue des heilecs rijcs
--- 1355-1406
Duke of Luxembourg, Lotharingia, Brabant,
Limburg;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
@ Added:
- [1355] Luxembourg
Joan, wife of Duke Wenceslas I of Luxembourg,
succeeded her father John III in Brabant and Limburg (1355).
@ Samples:
(Mar 1356) [4: deel 2; p.867]
< Joan (+1406), Duchess of Brabant 1355, of
Limburg [1355-1404]; ~ 1352 Wenceslas (+1383), Count (Duke 1354) of Luxembourg
1353 >
Wenceslaus van Boëme, by der gratien Gods
Hertoghe ende
Johanne, bider selver gracien Hertoginne van
Lucembourgh, van Lothryck, van Brabant, van Limborch, ende
Marcgrave des Heylichs Ryck
(Aug 1374) [4: deel 3; p.295]
Wenceslaus de Bohemia, Dei gratia, Luxemb. Loth.
Brab. & Limburgi Dux,
Marchio S.Imperii,
Johanna eadem Dei gratia, Ducessa Ducatuum &
Marchionissa Marchionatus prædictorum
(Sep 1391) [4: deel 3; p.582]
Johanne, by der gratien Godts Hertoginne van
Lucemburgh, van Lotryck, van Brabant, van Limburgh,
Marcgravinne des Heyligs Rycx
(Apr 1405, n.s.) [16: tome II; p.731; Doc.#
CLXXXIII]
Johanna bij der gratien Gods, hertoghinne van
Luccemborch , van Lottrijcke, van Brabant, van Lymborch ende
mercgrevinne des Heylichs Rijcx
@ Samples [Governors]:
(9 June 1404) [16: tome II; p.719; Doc.#
CLXXII]
< Anthony (+1415), Duke of Limburg, of
Brabant; Count of Rethel [1402-1406]; ~(1) 1402 Joan (+1406), daughter of Walram
of Luxembourg, Count of Ligny and Saint-Pol; ~(2) 1409 Elizabeth of Görlitz
(+1451), Duchess of Luxembourg >
Anthonis van Bourgoingnen , greeve van Retheest,
ende
gouverneur des hertoghedoms van
Brabant
(Nov 1404) [66: tome II; p.726; Doc.#
CLXXVIII]
Anthonis van Bourgoingnen, hertoge van Limborch,
greve van Retheest, ende
gouverneur des hertogdoms ende lants van
Brabant
@ Samples [Auxiliary]:
(Sep 1356) [24: tome II (1901); p.159; Doc.#
DCCCVC]
< Louis II "from Mâle" (+1384), Count
of Nevers, Flanders & Rethel 1346, of Burgundy Palatine & Artois 1382; ~
1347 Margaret (+1368), daughter of John III (+1355), Duke of Brabant &
Limburg >
Wy Lodewyc grave van Vlaenderen,
by der gracien van Gode hertoghe van Brabant,
grave van Nevers van Rethel ende
here van Machline
--- 1406-1418
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant, Limburg;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
@ Samples:
(Aug 1407) [7: deel 2; afdeeling 1; p.109;
Doc.71]
< Anthony (+1415), Duke of Limburg, of
Brabant; Count of Rethel [1402-1406]; ~(1) 1402 Joan (+ 1406), daughter of
Walram.of Luxembourg, Count of Ligny and Saint-Pol; ~(2) 1409 Elizabeth of
Görlitz (+1451), Duchess of Luxembourg >
Anthonis, bider gracien Gods hertohe van Lothr.,
van Brabant, ende van Lymborch,
marcgreue des Heylichs Rijcs
(Mar 1411) [14: deel 2; p.518; Doc.#
12]
Anthoine, par la grace de Dieu, Duc de Lothr., de
Brabant et de Lembourg,
Marquis du Saint Empire
(Feb 1415, n.s.) [3: tome 4; p.31; Doc.#
MCXII]
Anthoine, par le grâce de Dieu, duc de
Lothier, de Brabant, de Lembourc, et
marquis du Saint-Empire
(Mar 1418, n.s.) [3: tome 4; p.144; Doc.#
MCLXXXVII]
< John IV (+1427), Duke of Brabant; ~1418
Jacoba (+1436), Countess of Holland & Hainaut 1417, of Ostervant 1433;
>
Jehan par le grâce de Dieu, duc de Lothier,
de Brabant et de Lembourg,
marquis du St-Empire
--- 1418-1427
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant, Limburg;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
Count of Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland;
Lord of Frisia;
@ Added:
- [1418] Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland,
Frisia
Duke John IV of Brabant married Jacoba, Countess
of Holland and Hainaut (1418).
@ Samples:
(June 1418) [3: tome 4; p.169; Doc.#
MCCVII]
< John IV (+1427), Duke of Brabant; ~1418
Jacoba (+1436), Countess of Holland & Hainaut 1417, of Ostervant 1433;
>
Jehan par le grâce de Dieu, duc de Lothier,
de Brabant et de Lembourg,
marquis du Saint-Empire,
conte de Haynnau, de Hollande, de Zellande et
signeur de Frise
(June 1420) [2: serie II; deel I (1852);
afdeeling 1; p.128; Doc.# 85]
Jan, bider gratien Goids hertoge van Lothr., van
Brabant, van Lymborgh, ende
marcgraue des Heylichs Rijcs,
graue van Henegouwe, van Hollant, van Zelant ende
heer van Vrieslant
(Jan 1424, n.s.) [3: tome 4; p.366; Doc.#
MCCCLVI]
Jehan par le grâce de Dieu, duc de Lothier,
de Brabant et de Lembourg,
marquis du Saint-Empire,
conte de Haynnau, de Hollande, de
Zéellande et
signeur de Frise
(Mar 1427, n.s.) [3: tome 4; p.578; Doc.#
MDXXII]
Jehan par le grâce de Dieu, duc de Lothier,
de Brabant et de Lembourg,
marquis du Saint-Empire,
conte de Haynnau, de Hollande, de Zélande
et
signeur de Frize
--- 1427-1430
Duke of Lotharingia, Brabant, Limburg;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
Count of Saint-Pol, Ligne;
@ Replaced:
- [1427] Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland,
Frisia with Saint-Pol, Ligne
Philip, Count of Saint-Pol and Ligny, succeeded
his brother John IV in Brabant and Limburg (1427).
@ Samples:
(Aug 1427) [2: serie II; deel I (1852); afdeeling
1; p.137; Doc.# 92]
< Philip (+1430), Count of Saint-Pol &
Ligne; Duke of Brabant & Limburg 1427 >
Philips, bider gracien Gods hertoge van Lothr.,
van Brabant ende van Limb.,
marcreue sHeilichs Rijcx,
greue van Liney ende van Saint
Poul
(Apr 1428) [17: deel I; p.599; Doc.#
43f]
Philips bi der gracien Gods hertoge van
Lothringen, van Brabant ende van Lymborch,
marcgreve des heilichs rycs,
greve van Lyney ende van Saint
Pol
(Oct 1429) [23: tome II; liber V;
p.598]
Philippus, Dei gracia Lotharingie, Brabancie et
Lymburgis dux,
sacrique imperii marchio ac
de Lyniaco ac Sancti Pauli comes,
etc.
--- 1430-1433 ( Philip "the Good" )
Duke of Burgundy, Brabant, Lotharingia, Limburg;
Count of Flanders, Artois, Burgundy Palatine, Namur;
Margrave of the Holy Roman Empire;
Lord of Salins, Mechelen;
@ Replaced:
- [1430] Saint-Pol, Ligne with
Burgundy, Flanders, Artois, Burgundy Palatine, Namur, Salins,
Mechelen
Philip "the Good", Duke of Burgundy, Count of
Flanders, Artois, Burgundy, etc., succeeded his cousin Philip in Brabant and
Limburg; the County of Saint-Pol and Ligne passed to Joan (+Oct 1430), a
daughter of Guy of Luxembourg(1430).
@ Samples:
(May 1431) [3: tome 5; p.122; Doc.#
MDCXCVI]
< Philip "the Good" (+1467), Duke of
Burgundy 1419, of Brabant & Limburg 1430 >
Phelippe, par la grâce de Dieu, duc de
Bourgoigne, de Lothier, de Brabant et de Lembourg,
conte de Flandres, d'Artois, de Bourgoigne
palatin et de Namur,
marquis du Saint Empire,
seigneur de Salins et de Malines
(Apr 1433) [3: tome 5; p.188-189; Doc.#
MDCCXXVIII]
Phelippe, par la grâce de Dieu, duc de
Bourgoigne, de Lothier, de Braibant et de Lenbourcq,
comte de Flandres, d'Artois, de Bourgoigne
palatin, de Haynnau, de Hollande, de Zéellande et de Namur,
marquis dou Saint-Empire,
seigneur de Frise, de Salins et de
Malines
--- 1433-1477 see Burgundy
--- 1477-1794 see Luxembourg
Limburg
Overview.
The Duchy of Limburg was formed in the 11th
century around the town of Limbourg (Belgium).
After Duke Walram IV of Limburg died in 1279, the
Duchy of Limburg passed to his daughter Ermendarde / Irmgard, the first wife of
Count Rainald I of Gelderland. She died childless in 1283, and her husband
claimed the Duchy. This claim was recognized by King Rudolph I of the Romans.
However, Walram's brother Adolf of Berg also claimed the Duchy after Irmgard's
death. He sold his claim in 1283 to Duke John I of Brabant. Between 1283 and
1288, there were several smaller confrontations between both sides, none of them
decisive. In 1288, Rainald of Gelderland sold his rights to Limburg to Henry of
Luxemburg. This angered Duke John I of Brabant, who defeated Rainald I in the
battle of Worringen, and united Limburg with Brabant.
--- the 12th century-1221
@ Samples:
(1170) [10: Band I; p.304; Doc.# 435]
< Henry III (+1221), Duke of Limburg 1167
>
ego Henricus dux de Limborch,
marchio de Arlo
(1204) [1: afdeeling 1; deel 1; p.119; Doc.#
197]
Henricus dux de Lemburg
(1208) [10: Band II; p.13; Doc.# 22]
ego Heinricus dux de Lemburg
(1218) [10: Band II; p.41; Doc.# 76]
Heinricus dei gratia dux de
Limburch
@ Samples [Auxiliary]:
(1171) [10: Band I; p.306; Doc.# 439]
Ego Henricus filius domini Henrici filii ducis
Walerami de Lemburgh
(May 1214) [19: volume II; pars I (1996);
p.313-314; Doc.# 7]
< Walram IV (+1226), Duke of Limburg 1221;
~ 1214 Ermesinde (+1247), Countess of Luxembourg >
ego Walerannus, filius domini Henrici ducis de
Lemborgh et
marchio Arlunensis
--- 1221-1226 ( Walram IV )
Duke of Limburg;
Count of Luxembourg;
Margrave of Arlon;
@ Added:
- [1221] Luxembourg,
Arlon
Walram, Margrave of Arlon, the second husband of
Countess Ermesinde of Luxembourg, succeeded his father Henry III in Limburg
(1221).
@ Samples:
(Dec 1221) [19: volume II; pars I (1996); p.314;
Doc.# 8]
< Walram IV (+1226), Duke of Limburg 1221;
~ 1214 Ermesinde (+1247), Countess of Luxembourg >
Ego Waleramus, dux de Lemburgc,
comes de Lucelburg et
marchio Arlunensis
(Mar 1222) [6: Band 2; p.152-155; Doc.# 136]
Ego Walerammus, dux de Limburch,
comes de Luccelburch et
marchio Arlunensis
(Feb 1223) [6: Band 2; p.160-161; Doc.#
146]
Ego Waleramus, dux de Lemburg,
comes de Lucelburg et
marchio Arlunensis
(June 1225) [10: Band II; p.66; Doc.# 123]
W. dux de Lemburg,
comes de Lucelburg et
marchio Arlunensis
@ Samples [Auxiliary]:
(1225) [10: Band II; p.67; Doc.# 126]
Ego Hinricus de Limburc dominus de
Munioy
--- 1226-1246 ( Henry IV )
Duke of Limburg;
Count of Berg;
@ Replaced:
- [1226] Luxembourg, Arlon with
Berg
After the death of Walram, Margrave of Arlon, the
second husband of Countess of Luxembourg, he was succeeded in Limburg by his
brother Henry IV, husband of the Countess of Berg (1226).
@ Samples:
(1227) [10: Band II; p.80; Doc.#
150]
< Henry IV (+1247), Duke of Limburg 1226;
~1217 Ermendarde / Irmgard (+1248/49), Countess of Berg
>
Henricus dei gratia dux in Linburch et
comes de Monte
(May 1243) [18: Band II (1776); p.124; Doc.#
IV]
Henricus Dux de Lymburg
comes de Monte
(July 1244) [7: deel 1; afdeeling 3; p.449; Doc.#
42]
Henricus Dux de Limborch et
Comes de Monte
--- 1246-1279
Duke of Limburg;
@ Removed:
- [1246] Berg
The personal union of Limburg and Berg ended with
the death of Henry IV, who was the husband of the Countess of Berg. Limburg
passed to their elder son Walram IV, Berg passed to another son, Adolphus
(1246)
@ Samples:
(Apr 1249) [10: Band II; p.184; Doc.#
349]
< Walram IV (+1279), Duke of Limburg 1247
>
Ego Wallaramus dux de Lymburg
(Mar 1253) [7: deel 1; afdeeling 3; p.488; Doc.#
76]
Nos Walramus, dux de Limburg
(Oct 1256) [4: deel 1; p.296]
Walramus Dux in Limburg
(June 1278) [10: Band II; p.418; Doc.# 715]
Nos Walramus dux Lymburgensis
--- 1279-1288 ( Ermendarde & Reinald of Guelders
)
Duke of Limburg;
Count of Gelderland;
@ Added:
- [1279] Gelderland
Ermendarde (+1283), the first wife of Reinald I
(+1326), Count of Guelders, succeeded her father Walram in Limburg
(1279).
@ Samples:
(Aug 1280) [7: deel 1; afdeeling 4; p.646; Doc.#
34]
< Ermendarde (+1283), Duchess of Limburg
1279; ~ 1276 Reinald I (+1326), Count of Guelders; Dukes of Limburg
[1279/1283-1288] >
Nos Ermengardis Ducissa Limburgensis
&
Comitissa Gelrensis
@ Samples [Auxiliary]:
(Sep 1283) [7: deel 1; afdeeling 4; p.686; Doc.#
58]
< Adolf V (+1296), Count of Berg 1259
>
Adolphus Comes de Monte,
heres Ducatus Lemburgensis,
&c.
(Aug 1284) [7: deel 1; afdeeling 4; p.698; Doc.#
69]
< Walram (+1288), Lord of Ligny
>
Nos Walramus de Luceleborg, nobilis dominus de
Lijnij
--- 1288-1404 see Brabant
--- 1404-1406 ( Anthony of Burgundy )
Duke of Limburg;
Count of Rethel;
@ Replaced:
- [1404] Lotharingia, Brabant, "the
Margraviate of the Holy Roman Empire" with Rethel
Duchess Joan of Brabant and Limburg ceded the
Duchy of Limburg to Anthony of Burgundy, Count of Rethel (1404).
@ Samples:
(Sep 1404) [15: seie 4e; tome III (1876);
p.258]
< Anthony (+1415), Duke of Limburg 1404, of
Brabant 1406; Count of Rethel 1402; ~ (1) 1402 Joan (+1406), daughter of Walram
of Luxembourg, Count of Ligny and Saint-Pol; ~ (2) 1409 Elizabeth of
Görlitz (+1451), Duchess of Luxembourg >
Antoine de Bourgogne, duc de Limbourg,
comte de Rethest et
gouverneur du duché et pays de
Brabant
(Dec 1404) [12: tome XIV; fascicule 28e (1882);
p.77; Doc.# 215]
Anthoine de Bourgoingne, Duc de Lembourg,
Conte de Réthel et
gouvreneur dez duchié et pais de
Brabant
(Oct 1405) [13: tome 2; p.511; Doc.#
DCCCXXIV]
Anthoine de Bourgoingne, duc de
Lembourc,
conte de Rethel et
gouverneur des duchié et pais de
Braibant
(Oct 1406) [16: tome II; p.736; Doc.#
CXCI]
Anthonis van Bourgongnien, hertoghe van Lymburch,
greve van Retheest ende
gouverneur des hertoghsdoms ende lands van
Brabant
--- 1406-1433 see Brabant
--- 1433-1477 see Burgundy
--- 1477-1794 see Luxembourg