- Castle) was
Count of
Hohenzollern from 1525 to 1575. He was
Imperial Archchamberlain and
chairman of the
Aulic Council. Karl was the
eldest son of the Count...
- the
Elector of
Saxony as
Archmarshal the
Margrave of
Brandenburg as
Archchamberlain The
number increased to eight, when in 1623 the Duke of
Bavaria took...
-
investiture with the Kurmark, or
electoral march, and his
appointment as
Archchamberlain of the Holy
Roman Empire occurred on 18
April 1417, also
during the...
- had
excellent relations with the Habsburgs. He was also
Imperial Archchamberlain and
captain of the
Lordship of Hohenberg. He died in
Pavia in 1525;...
- the east of the Oder and a part of the Uckermark. The
Office of the
Archchamberlain of the Holy
Roman Empire, and thus the
Prince Elector, was awarded...
- blue
escutcheon with the
golden sceptre, as
symbol of the
office of
archchamberlain (Erzkämmerer) of the Empire, was
added under Frederick II (1440-70)...
-
Isenmann disagrees and
believes it was an
innovation sprouted by
Archchamberlain Konrad von Weinsberg. By 1433-4 the tax
collectors were collecting...
-
Lucia Luise was the
daughter of
Philipp Rudolf Graf von Ingelheim,
Archchamberlain of the
Duchy of N****au, and
Leopoldine Schenk Gräfin von Stauffenberg...
-
Archmarshal of the
Empire ("spear-bearer") (fl 34r)
Margrave of Brandenburg,
Archchamberlain of the
Empire ("chamberlain") (fl 34v) The
Twelve Peers of
France The...
