House of Oldenburg-Bruchhausen: Difference between revisions

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Cadet branch of the House of Oldenburg

Coat of Arms
House of Oldenburg-Bruchhausen
Lords and Counts of Wildeshausen
Counts of Bruchhausen and
Neubruchhausen
Earlier also referred as Oldenburg-Wildeshausen

Cadet Branches
House of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen
Lords of Vlotho and Vechta
Counts of Wildeshausen
Issued from Burchard, younger son of Heinrich II of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen
House of Oldenburg-Altbruchhausen
Lords and Counts of Altbruchhausen
Issued from Ludolf, younger son of Heinrich III of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen

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	<!-- This branch started with Heinrich I, younger (some even say older) son of Egilmar II of Oldenburg. Based in Wildeshausen, they were Lords and Counts of Wildeshausen and anachronistically referred to as "Counts of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen". Heinrich I is followed by his son Heinrich II whos two sons Heinrich III and Burchard divided posessions...Heinrich III moves to Bruchhausen and becomes Count of Bruchhausen while Burchard keeps Wildeshausen. Heinrich III is also succeeded by two of his sons who further divide the county...elder also named Heinrich keeping Neu-Bruchhausen and younger Ludolf keeping Alt-Bruchhausen.		<!-- This branch started with Heinrich I, younger (some even say older) son of Egilmar II of Oldenburg. Based in Wildeshausen, they were Lords and Counts of Wildeshausen and anachronistically referred to as "Counts of Oldenburg-Wildeshausen". Heinrich I is followed by his son Heinrich II whos two sons Heinrich III and Burchard divided posessions...Heinrich III moves to Bruchhausen and becomes Count of Bruchhausen while Burchard keeps Wildeshausen. Heinrich III is also succeeded by two of his sons who further divide the county...elder also named Heinrich keeping Neu-Bruchhausen and younger Ludolf keeping Alt-Bruchhausen.

	Regarding the coat of arms: Arms of Wildeshausen was the arms adopted (substituting Oldenburg "~~lines~~) by both Heinrich II and Burchard his younger brother. Heinrich's son later re-adoped the Oldenburg arms later referred to as "Neu-Bruchhausen" where the main line continued, Burchard's line kept the roses and continued in Wildeshausen until his grand-daughter who married Christian III of the main Oldenburg line. The three roses are those of the Counts of Hallermund (albeit with reversed tincture) as the mother of Heinrich III and Burchard was Beatrix of Hallermund, daughter of Wilbrand I, Count of Hallermund. Tinctures are known from the arms of Albrecht II of Hoya...Hoya family in general were successor to almost all Oldenburg-Wildeshausen-Bruchhausen inheritance and used all three coat of arms of this branch. -->		Regarding the coat of arms: Arms of Wildeshausen was the arms adopted (substituting "Oldenburg lines") by both Heinrich II and Burchard his younger brother. Heinrich's son later re-adoped the Oldenburg arms later referred to as "Neu-Bruchhausen" where the main line continued, Burchard's line kept the roses and continued in Wildeshausen until his grand-daughter who married Christian III of the main Oldenburg line. The three roses are those of the Counts of Hallermund (albeit with reversed tincture) as the mother of Heinrich III and Burchard was Beatrix of Hallermund, daughter of Wilbrand I, Count of Hallermund. Tinctures are known from the arms of Albrecht II of Hoya...Hoya family in general were successor to almost all Oldenburg-Wildeshausen-Bruchhausen inheritance and used all three coat of arms of this branch. -->