Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg
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Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg
Summary
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg is a human[1]. He was born on 1350[2]. He died in Austria[3]. He died on January 11, 1336[4]. He worked as a count[5]. He is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[6]
Key Facts
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg passed away in Austria[3].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was born on 1350[2].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg died on January 11, 1336[4].
- Burial took place at St. Moriz[7].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's father was Albrecht II.[8].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's mother was Margaret von Fürstenberg[9].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was married to Agnes of Werdenberg-Heiligenberg[10].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was married to Irmengard von Württemberg[11].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was married to Elizabeth von Sponheim[12].
- A child of Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was Albert II. von Hohenberg[13].
- A child of Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was Rudolf II of Hohenburg[14].
- A child of Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was Hugo I, Graf von Hohenberg[15].
- A child of Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was Heinrich von Hohenberg[16].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg worked as a count[5].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg is recorded as male[17].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's instance of is recorded as human[18].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's family is recorded as Counts of Hohenberg[19].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's noble title is recorded as count[20].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's given name is recorded as Rudolf[21].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's name in native language is recorded as Rudolf I von Hohenberg[22].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's sibling is recorded as Mechthild von Hohenberg[23].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's sibling is recorded as Agnes of Hohenberg[24].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's sibling is recorded as Eufemie von Zollern-Hohenberg[25].
- Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's sibling is recorded as Margareta von Hohenberg[26].
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Origins and Family
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg was born on 1350[2]. His father was Albrecht II.[8]. His mother was Margaret von Fürstenberg[9].
Career and Affiliations
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's professions included count[5].
Personal Life
Spouses include Agnes of Werdenberg-Heiligenberg[10]; Irmengard von Württemberg[11], 1300–1329[27]; and Elizabeth von Sponheim[12], 1310–1350[28]. Children include Albert II. von Hohenberg[13], a Catholic priest[29], 1293–1359[30]; Rudolf II of Hohenburg[14]; Hugo I, Graf von Hohenberg[15], a count[31], 1350–1354[32]; and Heinrich von Hohenberg[16], a count[33], 1350–1352[34].
Death and Burial
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg died on January 11, 1336[4]. He passed away in Austria[3]. Burial took place at St. Moriz[7].
Why It Matters
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[6]
FAQs
Where did Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg die?
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg passed away in Austria[3].
Who were Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's parents?
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's father was Albrecht II.[8]. Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's mother was Margaret von Fürstenberg[9].
Who was Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg married to?
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg's spouses include Agnes of Werdenberg-Heiligenberg[10], Irmengard von Württemberg[11], and Elizabeth von Sponheim[12].
What did Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg do for work?
Rudolf I, Count of Hohenberg worked as count[5].