She first married on February 12, 1496, in Heidelberg with Landgrave William III of Hesse-Marburg (1471–1500). The nuptials took place in 1498 in Frankfurt am Main. The marriage tied William III closer to the Palatinate house while his cousins in Kassel were considered to be partisans of the Emperor. In the event he would die without an heir, William had promised Elizabeth almost the entire county of Katzenelnbogen as wittum. However, when William III died, his whole territory, including Katzenelnbogen, was inherited by his cousin William II of Hesse-Kassel. The Palatinate party then proposed that Elisabeth should marry William II. William declined, and married a princess close to the House of Habsburg. William II also participated in the imperial ban against Elisabeth's father and brother, because of the dispute over Elisabeth's wittum.[1]
Three years after the death of her first husband Elisabeth married on January 3, 1503, in Heidelberg with Margrave Philip I of Baden-Sponheim (1479–1533). In a contract concluded in 1508 with respect to Elizabeth's dowry, it was stipulated that the part of Sponheim that Baden had ceded to the Palatinate in 1463, was to be returned to Baden.[2]
Elizabeth died on June 14, 1522, and was buried in the Collegiate Church in Baden-Baden.[3]
Offspringedit
From her second marriage to Margrave Philip of Baden Elisabeth had the following children:
Hermann Wiesflecker: Emperor Maximilian I: the Empire, Austria and Europe at the turn of the Modern Age, Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 1986, p. 29
Historical Society of the Grand Duchy of Hesse: Archive for Hessian History and Archaeology, volume 11, privately published by the Historical Society for the Grand Duchy of Hesse, 1867, p. 141 ff
Pauline Puppel: The Regent: guardianship rule in Hessen 1500-1700, Campus Verlag, 2004, p. 158 ff
Georg Wilhelm Justin Wagner: Statistical-topographic-historical description of the Grand Duchy of Hesse, Volume 4, CW Leske, 1831, p. 22
Gerhard Kattermann: Margrave Philip I of Baden (1515–1533) and his chancellor, Dr. Hieronymus Veus, GH Nolte, 1935, p. 5 ff
Footnotesedit
^Michael Conrad Curtius: History of Hesse, 1793, p. 133
^Ludwig Häusser: History of the Rhineland Palatinate to its political, religious and literary relations, 1856, p. 496 digitized
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elisabeth, palatinate, landgravine, hesse, elizabeth, palatinate, november, 1483, heidelberg, june, 1522, baden, baden, member, house, wittelsbach, countess, palatine, simmern, marriage, successively, landgravine, hesse, marburg, margravine, baden, elizabeth, . Elizabeth of the Palatinate 16 November 1483 Heidelberg 24 June 1522 Baden Baden was a member of the House of Wittelsbach and a Countess Palatine of Simmern and by marriage successively Landgravine of Hesse Marburg and Margravine of Baden Elizabeth of the PalatinateBorn16 November 1483HeidelbergDied24 June 1522 1522 06 24 aged 38 Baden BadenSpouseWilliam III Landgrave of Hesse Philip I Margrave of BadenIssue6 including Marie JakobaaHouseHouse of WittelsbachFatherPhilip Elector PalatineMotherMargaret of Bavaria Contents 1 Life 2 Offspring 3 References 4 FootnotesLife editElizabeth was a daughter of the elector Philip 1448 1508 from his marriage to Margaret of Bavaria 1456 1501 daughter of Duke Louis IX of Bavaria Landshut She first married on February 12 1496 in Heidelberg with Landgrave William III of Hesse Marburg 1471 1500 The nuptials took place in 1498 in Frankfurt am Main The marriage tied William III closer to the Palatinate house while his cousins in Kassel were considered to be partisans of the Emperor In the event he would die without an heir William had promised Elizabeth almost the entire county of Katzenelnbogen as wittum However when William III died his whole territory including Katzenelnbogen was inherited by his cousin William II of Hesse Kassel The Palatinate party then proposed that Elisabeth should marry William II William declined and married a princess close to the House of Habsburg William II also participated in the imperial ban against Elisabeth s father and brother because of the dispute over Elisabeth s wittum 1 Three years after the death of her first husband Elisabeth married on January 3 1503 in Heidelberg with Margrave Philip I of Baden Sponheim 1479 1533 In a contract concluded in 1508 with respect to Elizabeth s dowry it was stipulated that the part of Sponheim that Baden had ceded to the Palatinate in 1463 was to be returned to Baden 2 Elizabeth died on June 14 1522 and was buried in the Collegiate Church in Baden Baden 3 Offspring editFrom her second marriage to Margrave Philip of Baden Elisabeth had the following children Marie Jakobaa 1507 1580 married in 1522 Duke William IV of Bavaria 1493 1550 Philipp 1508 1509 Philipp Jakob died 1511 Eva Marie died 1513 Johann Adam died 1516 Max Kaspar died 1519 References editHermann Wiesflecker Emperor Maximilian I the Empire Austria and Europe at the turn of the Modern Age Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag 1986 p 29 Historical Society of the Grand Duchy of Hesse Archive for Hessian History and Archaeology volume 11 privately published by the Historical Society for the Grand Duchy of Hesse 1867 p 141 ff Pauline Puppel The Regent guardianship rule in Hessen 1500 1700 Campus Verlag 2004 p 158 ff Georg Wilhelm Justin Wagner Statistical topographic historical description of the Grand Duchy of Hesse Volume 4 CW Leske 1831 p 22 Gerhard Kattermann Margrave Philip I of Baden 1515 1533 and his chancellor Dr Hieronymus Veus GH Nolte 1935 p 5 ffFootnotes edit Michael Conrad Curtius History of Hesse 1793 p 133 Ludwig Hausser History of the Rhineland Palatinate to its political religious and literary relations 1856 p 496 digitized Legpfalz stiber faehnlein de Archived from the original on 24 March 2019 Retrieved 24 February 2024 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Elisabeth of the Palatinate Landgravine of Hesse amp oldid 1211622203, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
