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- {geni:about_me} ==Links:==
*[http://thepeerage.com/p15167.htm#i151666 The Peerage]
*[http://www.geneall.net/D/per_page.php?id=7803 Geneall]
*[http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Otto_I._von_Bayern_(1117-1183)_ Familypedia]
*[http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/ADB:Otto_I._(Herzog_von_Bayern)_ ADB in Deutsch]
*[http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I15518&tree=2 Holbek in Danish]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_I_of_Wittelsbach,_Duke_of_Bavaria Wikipedia]
*'''Duke of Bavaria:''' Reign 1180?1183
>'''Predecessor:''' [http://www.geni.com/people/Henry-the-Lion-Duke-of-Saxony/6000000001744974942 Heinrich XII] '''Successor:''' [http://www.geni.com/people/Ludwig-I-Herzog-von-Bayern/6000000001278610141 Ludwig I]
Otto I Hertog Von Beieren Sluit het venster Ga naar de gezinskaart Foto geen foto Personalia Naam: Otto I Hertog Von Beieren Geboren: 00-00-1120 Overleden: 11-07-1183 te Pfullendorf bij Konstanz Ouders: Heilica Of Eilika Van Lengegenfeld en Otto 4 Von Scheiern Paltsgraaf V Beieren Broers, zussen: Hedwig Van Friedrich 2 Von Hoppenhoe Echtgenoot: Agnes Hertogin Van Loon Trouwdatum: 00-00-1157 Kinderen: Heilica Wittelsbach Richardis Van Agnes Sophia Van Ludwig 1 Dochter Mechtild Beroep: gr Scheiern Wittelsbach hertog van Beieren-Altenburg paltsgraaf beieren Levensloop: 0 jaar: geboorte Otto I Hertog Von 0 jaar: geboorte broer Friedrich 2 Von Hoppenhoe 20 jaar: geboorte dochter Heilica Wittelsbach 30 jaar: geboorte dochter Richardis Van 36 jaar: overlijden vader 37 jaar: trouwt met Agnes Hertogin Van Loon 46 jaar: geboorte dochter Agnes 50 jaar: geboorte dochter Sophia Van 54 jaar: geboorte zoon Ludwig 1 56 jaar: overlijden zus Hedwig Van 59 jaar: geboorte dochter Dochter 60 jaar: geboorte dochter Mechtild 63 jaar: overlijden echtgenoot Agnes Hertogin 63 jaar: Otto I Hertog Von overlijdt
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Otto I. (II./V.) was in recent years a savage feud cock, which particularly field-pulled against the bishops in and therefore occasionally gebannt and/or in captivity as a hostage was. It carried also the surname ?red head?. it pulled to 1154/55 with Friedrich Ith Barbarossa to Italy. In the Klause of Verona it saved the life to the emperor in a waghalsigen action, when this came into an ambush put there.
1156 it became after the death of its father Pfalzgraf of Bavaria. It belonged always to the closest imperial attendants, thus on Reichstag in Besancon the 1157, where it would have stabbed nearly the papal Legaten and later Pope Alexander III., Roland Badinelli, when this called the emperor crown papal Lehen.
Starting from 1159 Otto promoted the choice of the imperial Gegegnp?pste Victor IV. (+1164) and Kalixtus III. (1168 - 1177). It was much as imperial army leaders, in addition, as a diplomat actively, among other things duke of Bavaria traveled after Byzanz, took part in 1180-1181 the realm war against Heinrich the lion and became. As such it received the surname ?Pater patriae?. (On the duke of Bavaria the designation Otto I. refers, during it the 2. Pfalzgraf of Bavaria and the 5. Count von Scheyern of this name was.)
Otto gained the county Dachau and secured its house in Bavaria, where some Vasallen was still more powerful than its family, by skillful marriage politics. In its last Lebensjahr it was still with the peace of Konstanz, that for the completion of the Schisma (church splitting, here between Roman and imperial Popes) as well as led on Reichstag of Regensburg thereby. Otto was one of the most radiating hero shapes of the Staufer period.
Its woman Agnes of Looz Rieneck, Daughter the count Ludwig I. of Mainz, secure their son after the death Otto by a couragierte zupackende regency the paternal inheritance.
Otto married Agnes of Looz - Rieneck, daughter OF count Ludwig Ith of Looz and Agnes of Metz, about 1168. (Agnes of Looz - Rieneck which fount about 1150 and died on 26 Mar 1191 in waiting mountain or Kelheim.)
Otto I Wittelsbach, Duke of Bavaria
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Not to be confused with Duke Otto I 976-982, Duke of Bavaria (as Otto I). Though Otto of Wittelsbach was the third duke of Bavaria named Otto he is mostly called Otto I as founder of a new dynasty. Not to be confused also with King Otto 18863 .
Duke Otto I of Bavaria (1117, Kelheim ? 11 July 1183, Pfullendorf, (German: Otto I Wittelsbach , Herzog von Bayern), since 1180 Duke of Bavaria. He was a son of Count Otto IV of Wittelsbach and a brother of Conrad I, Archbishop of Mainz (1161-1165 and 1183-1200) who was as Conrad III also Archbishop of Salzburg (1177-1183).
As one of the best knights in the suite of Frederick I who had prevented a defeat of the Emperor near Verona in 1155, Otto was finally rewarded with the duchy of Bavaria in 1180 after the fall of Henry the Lion. But with the separation of Styria in the same year Bavaria lost the last of her southeastern territories. Otto's family ruled Bavaria until the revolution in 1918.
Preceded by
Henry XII Duke of Bavaria
1180?1183 Succeeded by
Louis I
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#G?n?rale##G?n?rale#Profession : Duc de Bavi?re.
Otto I. der Rotkopf (* um 1117 wohl in Kelheim; ? 11. Juli 1183 in Pfullendorf) aus dem Geschlecht der Wittelsbacher war der Sohn Ottos V. von von Wittelsbach (als Pfalzgraf Otto V.; ? 1156) und der Heilika von Lengenfeld. Seit 1156 war er alsOtto VI. Pfalzgraf von Bayern und von 1180 bis zu seinem Tod Herzog von Bayern. Mit seinem Aufstieg zum Herzog begann die Herrschaft der Wittelsbacher ?ber Bayern, die erst im Jahre 1918 endete.Leben Otto war auch Vogt von Freising, Weihenstephan, Geisenfeld und Ensdorf. Er war mit Agnes verheiratet, einer Tochter Ludwigs von Loos und Rieneck, des Burggrafen von Mainz. Sein Bruder Konrad I. von von Wittelsbach war von 1161 bis 1165 und von1183 bis 1200 Erzbischof von Mainz sowie von 1177 bis 1183 Erzbischof von Salzburg. 1180 wurde ein weiterer Bruder als Otto VII. Pfalzgraf von Bayern.Otto I. war ein enger Verb?ndeter Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossas und f?r diesen diplomatisch t?tig. Er sicherte 1155 dessen R?ckzug nach Deutschland ?ber die Alpen an der Veroneser Klause. Wegen seiner Parteinahme, die er auch mit gez?cktem Schwertbeim Reichstag von Besan?on deutlich machte, wurde er nach der Absetzung Heinrichs des L?wen am 16. September 1180 in Altenburg mit dem Herzogtum Bayern belehnt. Herzog der Steiermark, die wie der Traungau vom Herzogtum Bayern abgetrennt wurde,wurde Ottokar IV. Die Belehnung erfolgte relativ sp?t nach der Absetzung Heinrichs des L?wen, die bereits im Januar in W?rzburg vollzogen wurde, wohl weil sich die Neugestaltung des S?dostens nicht so leicht organisieren lie? wie in Sachsen, dasbereits im April desselben Jahres aufgeteilt wurde. Im Juni war auf dem Reichstag in Regensburg die Best?tigung der Absetzung auch auf bayerischem Boden best?tigt worden.Otto etablierte die Wittelsbacher als vorherrschende Macht in Bayern, auch wenn das Herzogtum in den drei Jahren seiner Herrschaft noch nicht gesichert werden konnte. Zu der starken Schw?chung des vormals m?chtigen Herzogtums Bayern trug neben derAbspaltung der Steiermark auch die Erhebung des Grafen Berthold IV. von Andechs zum Herzog bei. Nachfolger Ottos wurde sein Sohn Ludwig der Kelheimer.Otto I. liegt im Kloster Scheyern begraben. Im Wei?en Saal der M?nchner Residenz befinden sich Wandteppiche, die seine Taten darstellen.Familie Herzog Otto I. heiratete um 1169 in Kelheim Gr?fin Agnes von Loon (1150?1191), Tochter des Grafen Ludwig II. von Loon. Aus der Ehe gingen neun Kinder hervor:Otto (11669-1181); Sophie (1170?1238) 8 1196 Pfalzgraf Hermann I. von Sachsen (1152?1217); Heilica I. (* 1171) 8 1184 Hallgraf Dietrich von Wasserburg (1142?1210); Agnes (1172?1200) 8 1186 Graf Heinrich von Plain (? 1190); Richarde (1173?1231) 8 1186 Graf Otto I. von Geldern und Z?tphen; Ludwig der Kelheimer (1173?1231) 8 1204 Prinzessin Ludmilla von B?hmen (1170?1240), Witwe des Grafen Albert III. von Bogen; Heilica II. (* 1176) 8 1190 Graf Adelbert III. von Dillingen (? 1214); Elisabeth (* 1178) 8 Graf Berthold II. von Vohburg und letzter Markgraf von Cham (? 1209); Mechthild (1180?1231) 8 1209 Pfalzgraf Rapoto in Bayern, Graf von Ortenburg und Kraiburg (1164?1231).
Otto I. (II./V.) was in recent years a savage feud cock, which particularly field-pulled against the bishops in and therefore occasionally gebannt and/or in captivity as a hostage was. It carried also the surname ?red head?. it pulled to 1154/55 with Friedrich Ith Barbarossa to Italy. In the Klause of Verona it saved the life to the emperor in a waghalsigen action, when this came into an ambush put there.
1156 it became after the death of its father Pfalzgraf of Bavaria. It belonged always to the closest imperial attendants, thus on Reichstag in Besancon the 1157, where it would have stabbed nearly the papal Legaten and later Pope Alexander III., Roland Badinelli, when this called the emperor crown papal Lehen.
Starting from 1159 Otto promoted the choice of the imperial Gegegnp?pste Victor IV. (+1164) and Kalixtus III. (1168 - 1177). It was much as imperial army leaders, in addition, as a diplomat actively, among other things duke of Bavaria traveled after Byzanz, took part in 1180-1181 the realm war against Heinrich the lion and became. As such it received the surname ?Pater patriae?. (On the duke of Bavaria the designation Otto I. refers, during it the 2. Pfalzgraf of Bavaria and the 5. Count von Scheyern of this name was.)
Otto gained the county Dachau and secured its house in Bavaria, where some Vasallen was still more powerful than its family, by skillful marriage politics. In its last Lebensjahr it was still with the peace of Konstanz, that for the completion of the Schisma (church splitting, here between Roman and imperial Popes) as well as led on Reichstag of Regensburg thereby. Otto was one of the most radiating hero shapes of the Staufer period.
Its woman Agnes of Looz Rieneck, Daughter the count Ludwig I. of Mainz, secure their son after the death Otto by a couragierte zupackende regency the paternal inheritance.
Otto married Agnes of Looz - Rieneck, daughter OF count Ludwig Ith of Looz and Agnes of Metz, about 1168. (Agnes of Looz - Rieneck which fount about 1150 and died on 26 Mar 1191 in waiting mountain or Kelheim.)
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