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frederick, duke, swabia, frederick, 1050, 1105, before, july, duke, swabia, from, 1079, death, first, ruler, from, house, hohenstaufen, staufer, frederick, iduke, swabiabornc, 1050died1105, before, julyburiedlorch, abbeynoble, familyhouse, hohenstaufenspouse, . Frederick I c 1050 1105 before 21 July was Duke of Swabia from 1079 to his death the first ruler from the House of Hohenstaufen Staufer Frederick IDuke of SwabiaBornc 1050Died1105 before 21 JulyBuriedLorch AbbeyNoble familyHouse of HohenstaufenSpouse s Agnes of GermanyIssueDetailFrederick II Duke of Swabia Conrad III King of GermanyFatherFrederick von BurenMotherHildegard of Egisheim Dagsburg Contents 1 Life 2 Marriage and issue 3 See also 4 References 5 SourcesLife EditFrederick was the son of Frederick of Buren c 1020 1053 Count in the Riesgau and Swabian Count Palatine with Hildegard of Egisheim Dagsburg 1 a niece of Pope Leo IX and founder of the Abbey of Saint Faith in Schlettstadt Alsace When Frederick succeeded his father he had Hohenstaufen Castle erected on the eponymous mountain in the Swabian Jura range which became the ancestral seat of the dynasty He also founded a Benedictine abbey at the site of former Lorch Castle about 1100 2 By his mother he ruled over large Alsatian estates around Schlettstadt and Hagenau When during the Investiture Controversy the Swabian duke Rudolf of Rheinfelden was elected anti king to King Henry IV of Germany Frederick remained a loyal supporter of the ruling Salian dynasty In turn Henry vested him with the Swabian ducal dignity in 1079 and also gave him the hand of his seven year old daughter Agnes of Waiblingen 3 Contested by Rudolf s son Berthold of Rheinfelden and Berthold of Zahringen Frederick only ruled over the northern parts of the Swabian duchy down to Ulm and the Danube River 4 Finally in 1098 he and Berthold of Zahringen reached a compromise whereby his rival confined himself to the title of a Duke of Zahringen 4 In the last years of his reign Frederick was able to expand the Hohenstaufen territories northwards when he assumed the office of a Vogt reeve of Weissenburg Abbey and the Bishopric of Speyer in Rhenish Franconia Marriage and issue EditAbout 1086 87 Frederick married Agnes daughter of Emperor Henry IV 5 They had several sons and daughters amongst whom were Frederick II 1090 1147 succeeded as Duke of Swabia in 1105 father of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa 6 Conrad III King of Germany 1093 1152 elected King of the Romans in 1138 6 Berta of Boll d before 1142 married Adalbert of Ravenstein Count of Elchingen their daughter Liutgard married Conrad Margrave of Meissen Heilika who married Frederick III of Pettendorf Lengenfeld Hopfenche their daughter Heilika of Pettendorf Lengenfeld married Otto IV Count of Wittelsbach Gertrud married Hermann III of Stahleck Count Palatine of the Rhine 7 Richildis married Hugh I Count of RoucyAfter Frederick s death Agnes secondly married the Babenberg margrave Leopold III of Austria in 1106 Both are buried in Klosterneuburg Monastery See also EditDukes of Swabia family treeReferences Edit Commire amp Klezmer 2000 p 308 Hamel 2001 p 466 Barraclough 1984 p 138 a b Weinfurter 1999 p 162 Brooke 1968 p 140 a b Frederick I 2000 p xii Lyon 2013 p 244 Sources EditBarraclough Geoffrey 1984 The Origins of Modern Germany W W Norton amp Company Brooke Z N 1968 Germany under Henry IV and Henry V In Tanner J R Previte Orton C W Brooke Z N eds The Cambridge Medieval History Contest of Empire and Papacy Vol V Cambridge University Press Commire Anne Klezmer Deborah eds 2000 Women in World History A Biographical Encyclopedia Yorkin Publications Frederick I Holy Roman Emperor 2000 The Crusade of Frederick Barbarossa The History of the Expedition of the Translated by Loud G A Ashgate Publishing Hamel Leslie Ann 2001 Lorch In Jeep John M ed Medieval Germany An Encyclopedia Routledge Lyon Jonathan R 2013 Princely Brothers and Sisters The Sibling Bond in German Politics 1100 1250 Cornell University Press Weinfurter Stefan 1999 The Salian Century Main Currents in an Age of Transition Translated by Bowlus Barbara M University of Pennsylvania Press Frederick I Duke of SwabiaHouse of HohenstaufenBorn 1050 Died 1105German royaltyRegnal titlesPreceded byRudolf of Rheinfelden Duke of Swabia Succeeded byFrederick II Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Frederick I Duke of Swabia amp oldid 1123136176, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
