- The
House of
Kotzau was an old
minor German noble family in Franconia, Germany. The
House of
Kotzau took its name from the
village of
Kotzau,
today called...
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succession of Bayreuth.
Regina was
created Frau von
Kotzau in 1701.
Their descendants, the
Freiherren von
Kotzau were
extinct in the male line in 1976.[better source needed]...
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ancient knightly family of
Kotzau.
According to the
genealogists Alban of Dobeneck,
Georg Wolf of
Kotzau was a son of Hans von
Kotzau, who was
Amtmann of Münchberg...
- Brandenburg-Kulmach-Oberkotzau 7 Dec 1666 24 Jan 1703
Regina Magdalena Lutz,
Countess of
Kotzau, had
issue Henrietta FitzJames,
Viscountess Consort Galmoye 1667 3 Apr 1730...
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Schaumberg family. 9
Longa von
Kotzau 1411–1428
According to the
genealogist Alban von Dobeneck,
Longa came from a
branch von
Kotzau family,
which was propertied...
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Kasper and
married him in 1478. In 1476,
Margaret succeeded Catherine of
Kotzau as
abbess of the Poor
Clares monastery at Hof. In 1490, she
abdicated and...
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turned into a school.
After the siege,
Henry IV
briefly put
Georg Wolf of
Kotzau (who had once
served Margrave Albert) in
charge of the
governance of Hof...
- this was
confirmed in 1328 by
Emperor Louis the Bavarian. In 1430 Hans of
Kotzau defeated the
Hussites in the
Battle of Katharinenberg, a low
mountain immediately...
- 2023. Grabner, C. (1904). Die
Abstammung der
Freien u.
Edlen Herren v.
Kotzau aus dem
Hause Hohenzollern (in German). p. 3.
Retrieved August 1, 2023....
- the
leaders of the
attackers were
Henry IV of
Plauen and
Georg Wolf of
Kotzau, who
remained after the
siege as the
governor of Hof. Hof
Castle was part...
