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41: 589: 447: 561:'s minority seemed to be the most opportune time for it to shake off this yoke completely. Heiderich von Haiger's arrogance went so far that he allowed himself to commit abuses against the person of the young John. An open feud ensued, the ruinous consequences of which, as usual, affected the countryside and its inhabitants. Adelaide, however, did not lack courage and steadfastness to counter the insolence and violence of her enemies with vigour and to defend the rights of her son. There is no doubt that she benefited greatly from the support of her allies, Landgrave Henry II 'the Iron' of Hesse and his son 307: 577: 573:, the chairman of the court, in a decision written in 63 articles, which is a most remarkable explanation of the customs and rights of that age. The pledge of the parish of Haiger and half of Ginsburg Castle was undone. It decided the struggle with the lords of Haiger for supremacy in the Mark Haiger in favour of the Nassaus. The lords of Haiger became vassals of the Nassaus. The beneficial consequences of peace and tranquillity became apparent in the next few years. 546: 73: 470:, where the local nobility thought they had a free hand, she kept the reins tight. She did have to pledge land to clear her husband's debts, and although ending her husband's numerous feuds was not without sacrifice, these agreements brought her the peace for undisturbed reconstruction. The unfinished feuds and frequent interference from the country's resident powerful nobility forced her to make new debts. As early as 1350/51 she had 611:
from some water or land tolls. Often to such grants this clause was added: 'when he may acquire it at a prince's or lord's tolls'. If an agreement was reached with the owner of the toll, the toll's duty was increased in proportion to the sum granted, which, of course, should only have been temporary
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Dek (1970), p. 65 and Vorsterman van Oyen (1882), p. 89 state that Otto was killed in December 1350 or January 1351. Becker (1983), p. 12 states that Otto probably was killed in the Westerwald towards the end of 1350. De Roo van Alderwerelt (1960) states that Otto died near Beilstein
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Otto is not considered to have been a good regent. His short reign was a succession of feuds during which the country was devastated and the sources of prosperity were blocked. To control his expenses, he was forced to pledge possessions frequently and as a result the development of a powerful
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DenkwĂĽrdiger und nĂĽtzlicher Rheinischer Antiquarius, welcher die wichtigsten und angenehmsten geographischen historischen und politischen MerkwĂĽrdigkeiten des ganzen Rheinstroms, von seinem Ausflusse in das Meer bis zu seinem Ursprunge darstellt. Von einem Nachforscher in historischen Dingen.
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of the lords of Bicken and had the ownership rights to the castle hill known as 'Murstein' confirmed in 1352. This way, the feud with Gerlach and Friedrich von Bicken, whose allies were the lords of Wildenburg and Elkershausen, which was highly damaging for both sides, was settled.
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in accordance with the intention, but which may have given rise to many a continuing increase in toll's duty that was detrimental to trade. Adelaide and her son, as it seems, sought satisfaction for the aforementioned debt of Emperor Charles IV to the toll of the
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Dek (1970), p. 66 states that she was buried in Dillenburg. That is very unlikely because, according to Becker (1983), pp. 48–49, Dillenburg did not get its own parish church until 1491. Before 1491, Dillenburg belonged to the parish of
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The second son, Henry 'the Swashbuckler', although being a clergyman, was nevertheless a brutal fighter of his time, as the disconcerting epithet that his comrades gave him reveals. He even sometimes attacked his eldest brother John.
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Dek (1970), p. 66 states that the name of the mother was 'Lucia v.d. Neuerburg'. Vorsterman van Oyen (1882), p. 89 states that her parents were Count Godfrey III of Vianden and Countess Maria Flandrina of
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Adelaide is considered to have been a good regent. A clever and energetic woman, she endeavoured to gradually settle the numerous feuds inherited by her and her son with the local noble families, the powerful lords of
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k' in several sources. That spelling of the name is only correct for the cadet branch of her family that bought the Lordship of Sedan in France in 1424, and named themselves 'de la Marck' ever since.
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De Roo van Alderwerelt, J.K.H. (1960). "De graven van Vianden. Bijdrage tot een genealogie van het geslacht der graven van Vianden tot de vererving van het graafschap in het Nassause huis".
434:, Otto was killed in a battle, that, according to charters, must have taken place between 6 December 1350 and 25 January 1351. As the children were still minors, Adelaide assumed 1678:
Schloss und Stadt Dillenburg. Ein Gang durch ihre Geschichte in Mittelalter und Neuzeit. Zur Gedenkfeier aus AnlaĂź der Verleihung der Stadtrechte am 20. September 1344 herausgegeben
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Adelaide, described as a clever and energetic woman, endeavoured to gradually settle the numerous feuds inherited by her and her son with the local noble families, the powerful lords of
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and to grant John a tornesel from the toll at Oberlahnstein until he would have drawn 2000 florins from it. Also in 1362, Adelaide handed over the reign to her eldest son.
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entered into by her husband. In the underdeveloped County of Nassau-Siegen, where the local nobility thought they had a free hand, she kept the reins tight.
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Archbishop Gerlach of Mainz descended from the Walramian Line of the House of Nassau, and was therefore a distant cousin of Adelaide and her son John.
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of the steel from Siegen, which was hammered as a trademark into the steel by blacksmiths for generations, and with that steel went around the world.
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LĂĽck (1981), p. 22, Vorsterman van Oyen (1882), p. 89 and von Stramberg (1865), p. 712 state that the marriage took place in 1331.
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Vorsterman van Oyen (1882), p. 89 and von Stramberg (1865), p. 712 state that she was still alive on 30 November 1376.
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Also in 1352, Adelaide succeeded in buying back the former Nassau half of the city of Siegen from the Electorate of Cologne for "
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In the district of Haiger, the noble family of the same name had been very powerful from old times. Under the favour of its
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when the floods came, to prevent being cut off. In December of the same year, Gerlach and John signed a peace treaty at
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Gerlach of Nassau, Archbishop of Mainz. Anonymous engraving of a statue made by Schonhofer in 1361, 17th century.
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De Nederlandsche Leeuw, Maandblad van het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Genootschap voor Geslacht- en Wapenkunde
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activity inwardly as well as outwardly was hampered. He was forced to sell the Nassau half of the city of
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From 1359 to 1362, Adelaide and John redeemed the most considerable pledges. Because of 3200 pounds
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and the Electorate of Cologne. In his last feud, against the brothers Gottfried and Wilderich III
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at the end of 1350. And Ausfeld (1887), p. 708 states that Otto was killed at the end of 1350.
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Mittelrhein. Der II. Abtheilung. 18. Band. Der Rheingau. Historisch und topografisch
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Adelaide and Otto were second cousins once removed. Adelaide's great-great-grandfather, Count
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was followed by a legal dispute, before a settlement was concluded in 1357 by Count
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still holds the titles Count of Vianden, Lord of St. Vith, BĂĽtgenbach and Dasburg.
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LĂĽck (1981), p. 22 and De Roo van Alderwerelt (1960) state that he was born
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and Countess Adelaide of Arnsberg. When and where Adelaide was born is unknown.
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Huberty, Michel; Giraud, Alain & Magdelaine, F. & B. (1981).
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Adelaide died on 30 September 1376. It is unknown where she was buried.
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of the County of Nassau-Siegen for her eldest son in the period 1351–1362.
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scorched, looted and devastated the county, but had to retreat across the
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From the marriage of Adelaide and Otto the following children were born:
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Het vorstenhuis Oranje-Nassau. Van de vroegste tijden tot heden
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Adelaide and her husband Count Otto II. Design drawing by
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for the tapestry from the series with the genealogy of the
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Kamp, B.M. (1998). "De moeder van Adelheid van Vianden".
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from the counts and, in addition, provide them with four
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Adelaide and Otto signed a marriage contract with Count
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owed the deceased Count Otto, he assigned 1½ old large
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since 1357 and canon of the Cologne Cathedral and the
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Allgemeine Encyklopädie der Wissenschaften und Künste
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Allgemeine Encyklopädie der Wissenschaften und Künste
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The coat of arms of the County of Vianden became the
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Otto succeeded his father in July or August 1343 in
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EBIDAT – Die Burgendatenbank 1327:De Roo van Alderwerelt (1960). 1295: 1244:Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie 1129: 1119: 787:Otto (d. 1384), was canon and 776:, 5 September 1402), was 678:John II 'with the Helmet' 565:. The conflict with sword and 496:. She had built the castle on 1: 1216: 1152: 1145: 952: 772:Henry 'the Swashbuckler' (d. 748: 506:zwey dusent alte schyldgulden 450:Model of Tringenstein Castle. 323: 320:Otto II of Nassau-Siegen 213: 30 September 1376 147:Otto II of Nassau-Siegen 1885:14th-century German nobility 1663:"Otto II. (Graf von Nassau)" 1410:Ausfeld (1887), p. 708. 1017:Godfrey III of Arnsberg 869:Arnold IV of Oudenaarde 822: 769:(d. 29 September 1409). 508:" ("two thousand old shield 399:Wildenburg Castle (HunsrĂĽck) 286: 210: 99:Adelaide Countess of Vianden 7: 1829:Succession of underage son 1593:Vorsterman van Oyen (1882). 1486:. 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Index

Nassau-Siegen

Bernard van Orley
House of Nassau
Countess Regent of Nassau-Siegen
Coat of arms

Noble family
House of Vianden
Otto II of Nassau-Siegen
Detail
John I
Philip II of Vianden
Countess
House of Vianden
cadet branch
House of Sponheim
County of Vianden
Nassau-Siegen
regent
Bicken
de
Walderdorff
de
Haiger
de
pledges
Count
Philip II of Vianden

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