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Meinhardiners and the original Eschenlohe family i.e. Counts of Eschenlohe-Hertenberg (called by Hörtenberg castle) were related through female line (by marriage of women from Tyrol family) as Berthold III of Eschenlohe married Mathilde of Tyrol (daughter of Heinrich I of Tyrol) and Meinhard II of Gorizia married another daughter (probably Agnes) as his 3rd wife. Both were sisters of Albrecht IV of Trol, however the marriage of Meninhard and Agnes (?) was childless. But in next generation Meinhard III of Gorizia-Tyrol married Adelheid, daughter and heiress of Albrecht IV and thus a niece of Mathilde who was the mother of Berthold IV of Eschenlohe. Thus Berthold IV of Eschenlohe i.e last Count of Eschenlohe-Hertenberg (died after 1295) was related by blood through Tyrol line to Meinhard IV/II. As they were related they on several occasions exchanged (bought and sold) property to each other. It is so that Meinhardiners (Meinhard II of Carinthia and Tyrol) obtained the castles of Hörtenberg and Königsberg and passed it to his illegitimate son Heinrich (some say he was actually an illegitimate son of Heinrich/Henry, ex-King of Bohemia) whos line then called themselves "Counts of Eschenlohe" or "Counts of Königsberg". Königsberg refers to modern-day Castello di Monreale in Trent and was passed down to Thun von Hohenstein family who quartered this arms as successors. Arms of this illegitimate Meinhardiner Eschenlohe line is that of original Eschenloche family with reversed tinctures  -->
Meinhardiners and the original Eschenlohe family i.e. Counts of Eschenlohe-Hertenberg (called by Hörtenberg castle) were related through female line (by marriage of women from Tyrol family) as Berthold III of Eschenlohe married Mathilde of Tyrol (daughter of Heinrich I of Tyrol) and Meinhard II of Gorizia married another daughter (probably Agnes) as his 3rd wife. Both were sisters of Albrecht IV of Tyrol, however, the marriage of Meninhard and Agnes (?) was childless. But in next generation Meinhard III of Gorizia-Tyrol married Adelheid, daughter and heiress of Albrecht IV and thus a niece of Mathilde who was the mother of Berthold IV of Eschenlohe. Thus Berthold IV of Eschenlohe i.e last Count of Eschenlohe-Hertenberg (died after 1295) was related by blood through Tyrol line to Meinhard IV/II. As they were related, they on several occasions exchanged (bought and sold) property to each other. It is so that Meinhardiners (Meinhard II of Carinthia and Tyrol) obtained the castles of Hörtenberg and Königsberg and passed it to his illegitimate son Heinrich (some say he was actually an illegitimate son of Heinrich/Henry, ex-King of Bohemia) whos line then called themselves "Counts of Eschenlohe" or "Counts of Königsberg". Königsberg refers to modern-day Castello di Monreale in Trent and was passed down to Thun von Hohenstein family who quartered this arms as successors. Arms of this illegitimate Meinhardiner Eschenlohe line is that of original Eschenloche family with reversed tinctures  -->

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  • Coat of Arms
  • House of Gorizia Lords of Puster Valley, Lienz and Gorizia Counts of Gorizia Meinhardiner

    House of Gorizia
    Lords of Puster Valley, Lienz
    and Gorizia
    Counts of Gorizia
    Meinhardiner

  • House of Gorizia-Tyrol Lords of Puster Valley Counts of Tyrol and Gorizia Assumed additional name and arms from House of Tyrol 1253-1286

    House of Gorizia-Tyrol
    Lords of Puster Valley
    Counts of Tyrol and Gorizia
    Assumed additional name and arms from House of Tyrol
    1253-1286

  • House of Gorizia-Tyrol Counts of Tyrol Margraves of Carniola Dukes of Carinthia Arms adopted in 1286 from Sponheim family as their successors in Carinthia

    House of Gorizia-Tyrol
    Counts of Tyrol
    Margraves of Carniola
    Dukes of Carinthia
    Arms adopted in 1286 from Sponheim family as their successors in Carinthia

  • Cadet Branches
  • House of Graben Lords of Graben, Alt-Grabenhofen and Thal bei Graz Burgraves of Spital am Pyhrn Issued from Konrad vom Graben, illegitimate son of Engelbert I or Meinhard I of Gorizia

    House of Graben
    Lords of Graben, Alt-Grabenhofen and Thal bei Graz
    Burgraves of Spital am Pyhrn
    Issued from Konrad vom Graben, illegitimate son of Engelbert I or Meinhard I of Gorizia

  • House of Gorizia-Lienz Lords of Lienz Lords on the Windic March and Metlika Counts of Gorizia and Kirchberg Counts Palatine of Carinthia Princely Counts of Gorizia Issued from Albrecht I, 2nd son of Meinhard III Count of Gorizia and Tyrol Albertine line

    House of Gorizia-Lienz
    Lords of Lienz
    Lords on the Windic March
    and Metlika
    Counts of Gorizia and Kirchberg
    Counts Palatine of Carinthia
    Princely Counts of Gorizia
    Issued from Albrecht I, 2nd son of Meinhard III Count of Gorizia and Tyrol
    Albertine line

  • House of Eschenlohe-Königsberg Lords of Königsberg Counts of Eschenlohe and Königsberg Issued from Heinrich, illegitimate son of Meinhard II, Duke of Carinthia

    House of Eschenlohe-Königsberg
    Lords of Königsberg
    Counts of Eschenlohe and Königsberg
    Issued from Heinrich, illegitimate son of Meinhard II, Duke of Carinthia


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