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Europäische Stammtafeln: Tables of Contents for Volumes 1-29 Europäische Stammtafeln: Tables of Contents for volumes 1-29 By John Blythe Dobson March 2004; Last revised October 2018 These tables of contents are for the most current versions only, of volumes 1-29 of Europäische Stammtafeln. Vol. 2, vol. 3 (except the 5th part), and 4-16 , many of which are out of print) belong to the 3rd series (1978-1995). Vols. 1, 3.5, and 17-29 belong to the 4th series (1997-2013), which presumably will not be completed due to the death of the last editor, Detlev Schwennicke, in 2012. For vols. 1-23, I have rearranged the name index given for the Stammtafeln at the website of the publisher, Verlag Vittorio Klostermann, which should be consulted for details of availability and pricing. Because these tables of contents are reconstructed from an alphabetized index, in cases where more than one name is treated in the same table, our listings may not agree precisely with the manner in which the material is displayed or entitled therein. We have taken some additional information, including most of the translated titles, from John P. DuLong’s Europäische Stammtafeln notes, which give detailed overviews of the volumes, along with historical and critical remarks on the series. For vols. 24-29, I have simply copied the tables of contents given on the publisher’s website. Please note that I do not personally have access to any of these volumes, and am not in a position to answer any questions concerning their content. A few of the references given on the Klostermann website are clearly wrong (some of the table numbers are impossible for the volumes in which they are supposed to be contained) and have been marked as such, although I am unable to supply the necessary correction. The indexing of vol. 6 appears to be incomplete. Jump to volume: I.1 | I.2 | I.3 | II | III.1 | III.2 | III.3 | III.4 | III.5 | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX | X | XI | XII | XIII | XIV | XV | XVI | XVII | XVIII | XIX | XX | XXI | XXII | XXIII | XXIV | XXV | XXVI | XXVII | XXVIII | XXIX Vol. 1, 1st Part, Die fränkischen Könige und die Könige und Kaiser, Stammesherzoge und Kurfürsten, Markgrafen und Herzoge des Heiligen Römischen Reiches Deutscher Nation [The Frankish Kings and the Kings and Emperors, Original Dukes and Electors, Margraves and Dukes of the Holy Roman Empire German Nation], 1998, 174 tables, ISBN 3-465-02743-4. table(s) family 1-2 Merowinger 1-2 Franken, Kg der (Merowinger) 3 Arnulfinger 3 Arnulfinger, Bastarde 3 Franken, Kg der (Arnulfinger) 3 Franken, Kg der (Pippiniden) 3 Pippiniden 4 Alemannien, Hz von 4 Beauvais, Gf von (Karolinger) 4 Elsaß, Gf von (Karolinger) 4 Langobarden, Kg der (Karolinger) 4 Madrie, Gf von (Karolinger) 4 Senlis, Gf von (Karolinger) 4 Sens, Gf von (Karolinger) 4, 5 Bayern, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 5 Italien, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 5 Kaiser (Karolinger) 4, 5 Lothringen, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 5 Ostfranken, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 5, 6 Westfranken, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 6 Aquitanien, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 6 Neustrien, Kg von (Karolinger) 4, 7 Meaux, Gf (Cte de) von (Karolinger) 4, 7 Soissons, Gf (Cte de) von (Karolinger) 4, 7 Vermandois, Gf (Cte de) von (Karolinger) 4-6 Franken, Kg der (Karolinger) 4-6 Karolinger, Bastarde 4-7 Karolinger 6 Lothringen, Hz von (Karolinger) 6 Niederlothringen, Hz von (Karolinger) 7 Amiens, Gf von (Karolinger) 7 Troyes, Gf (Cte de) (Karolinger) 7 Valois, Cte de (Karolinger) 7 Vienne, Gf von (Karolinger) 8 Ahregau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Auelgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Bonngau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Engersgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Franken, Hz von (Konradiner) 8 Gotzfeldgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Grabfeld, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Hammerstein, von (Konradiner) 8 Hessengaues, Gf des (Konradiner) 8 Keldachgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Kinziggau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Lahngau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Lobdengau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Maienfeld, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Maingau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Niederlahngau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Oberlahngau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Oehningen, von (Konradiner) 8 Ortenau, Gf in der (Konradiner) 8 Ostfranken, Kg von (Konradiner) 8 Perfgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Rheingau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Rheingau, Gf im Oberen (Konradiner) 8 Ruhrgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Ufgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Unterlahngau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8 Wetterau, Gf in der (Konradiner) 8 Wormsgau, Gf im (Konradiner) 8, 9 Schwaben, Hz von (Konradiner) 8-9 Konradiner 10 Bayern, Hz von (Liudolfinger) 10 Kärnten, Hz von (Liudolfinger) 10 Liudolfinger (Ottonen) 10 Liudolfinger (Ottonen), Bastarde 10 Lothringen, Hz von (Liudolfinger) 10 Ottonen (Liudolfinger) 10 Sachsen, Hz von (Liudolfinger) 10 Schwaben, Hz von (Liudolfinger) 10 Thüringen, Gf in (Liudolfinger) 10, 12, 13 A, 14, 15, 18, 38, Könige, Deutsche 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 61, 82, 91 10, 12, 13 A, 15, 18, 42, 43, Kaiser, Römischer 44, 45, 46, 47, 82, 91 11 Billunger 11 Derlingau, Gf im (Billunger) 11 Hastfalagau, Gf im 11 Königsdahlum, Gf in (Billunger) 11 Kraichgau, Gf im (Salier) 11 Marsten, Gf im Gau 11 Sachsen, Hz von (Billunger) 11 Tilithi, Gf im Gau 11 Westfalengau, Gf im (Billunger) 12 Bayern, Hz von (Salier) 12 Burgund, Kg von (Salier) 12 Elsenzgau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Enggau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Kärnten, Hz von (Salier) 12 Lothringen, Hz von (Salier) 12 Nahegau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Niddagau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Niederlothringen, Hz von (Salier) 12 Pfinzgau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Salier 12 Salier, Bastardin 12 Schwaben, Hz von (Salier) 12 Speiergau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Ufgau, Gf im (Salier) 12 Wormsgau, Gf im (Salier) 13 A Derlingau, Gf im (Süpplingenburg) 13 A Harzgau, Gf im (Süpplingenburg) 13 A Sachsen, Hz von (Süpplingenburg) 13 A Süpplingenburg 13 A Thüringen, Gf in (Süpplingenburg) 13 B Budissin, Gf im Gau (Groitzsch) 13 B Groitzsch, Gf von 13 B Magdeburg, Bggf von (Groitzsch) 13 B Morungen, von 13 B Nisangau, Gf im (Groitzsch) 13 B Ostmark, Mkgf der (Groitzsch) 14 Büren, von (Staufer) 14 Franken, Hz von (Staufer) 14 Hotingen, von 14 Langenberg, von (Staufer) 14 Lochgarten, von 14 Rhein, Pfalzgf bei (Staufer) 14 Schwaben, Pfgf von (Staufer) 14 Sundergau, Gf im (Staufer) 14 Vellberg, von (Staufer) 14, 15 Rothenburg, Hz von (Staufer) 14, 15 Schwaben, Hz von (Staufer) 14, 15, 16 Staufer, Bastarde 14-16 Staufer 15 Apulien, Kg von (Staufer) 15 Burgund, Gf von (Staufer) 15 Burgund, Kg von (Staufer) 15 Burgund, Pfalzgraf von (Staufer) 15 Jerusalem, Kg von (Staufer) 15 Marano, da 15 Pettorano, von 15 Sardinien, Kg von (Staufer) 15 Sizilien, Kg von (Staufer) 15 Tarent, Fst von (Staufer) 15 Tuscien, Hz von (Staufer) 16 Abruzzo, Ct d´(Staufer-Bastardlinie) 16 Alba, Cte di (Staufer-Bastardlinie) 16 Antiochia, de (Staufer-Bastarde) 16 Celano, Cte di (Staufer-Bastardlinie) 16 Chieti, Cte di (Staufer-Bastard) 16 Laureto, Cte di (Staufer-Bastardlinie) 16 Loreto, Cte di (Staufer-Bastardlinie) 16 Suevia, de (Staufer-Bastarde) 17 Alpgau, Gf im (Welfen) 17 Altdorf, Gf von (Welfen) 17 Inntal, Gf im (Welfen) 17 Linzgau, Gf im (Welfen) 17 Norital, Gf im (Welfen) 17 Welfen, ältere 18 Bayern, Hz von (Welfen) 18 Lüneburg, Hz von (Welfen) 18 Ravensburg, von (Welfen) 18 Rhein, Pfgf bei (Welfen) 18 Sachsen, Hz von (Welfen) 18 Spoleto, Hz von (Welfen) 18 Tuscien, Mkgf von (Welfen) 18 Welfen a.d.H. Este, Bastardin 18-30 Welfen a.d.H. Este 19, 20, 22 Braunschweig, Hz von (Bastarde) 19, 26, 37 B Braunschweig, Bastard von 19, 37 C-37 D Lüneburg, Bastard von (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 19-30 Braunschweig (und Lüneburg), Hz von (Welfen) 20 Romania, Despotes von (Welfen) 20 Sachsen, Pfgf von (Welfen) 24, 26, 27 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Hz von 25 Bremen und Verden, Hz von (Welfen) 25, 29 Albany, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 25, 29 Ulster, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 25, 29 York, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 25, 29, 30 Hannover, Kg von 26 Braunschweig-Calenberg, Hz von 27 Braunschweig-Bevern, Hz von 27 Rußland, Ks von (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel) 29 Arklow, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Cambridge, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Chester, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Clarence, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Connaught, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Cornwall, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Culloden, Baron (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Dublin, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Edinburgh, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Gloucester, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Inverness, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Kent, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Munster, Earl of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Rothsay, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 St. Andrews, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Strathearn, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Sussex, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29 Wales, Pc of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29, 30 Cumberland, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 29, 30 Großbritannien und Irland, Kg von (Braunschweig- Lüneburg) 30 Tiviotdale, Duke of (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 31 Ancona, Mkgf von (Este) 31 Genua, Gf und Mkgf von (Este) 31 Loreto, Cte di (Este) 31 Luni, Gf von (Este) 31 Mailand, Gf und Mkgf von (Este) 31 Maine, Cte du (Este) 31-33, 36 Ferrara, Hr und Hz von (Este) 31-36 Este, Mkgf von 32-37 Este, Mkgf von (Bastardlinien) 33 Este Ms di Montecchio 33 Massalombarda, di (Este) 33, 36 Modena, Hz von (Este) 33, 36 Montecchio, Ms von (Este) 34 Este Ms di San Martino in Rio 34 Este, Reichsfürst von 34 San Martino in Rio, Ms di (Este) 36 Carrarra, Fürstin von (Este) 36 Massa, Hzin von (Este) 36 Tesde 37 A Braunschweig-Lüneburg, von 37 B Kirchberg, von (des Stammes Braunschweig- Wolfenbüttel) 37 E Aldborough, Baroness of 37 E Dölitz, Gfn von 37 E Oeynhausen, Gfn von 37 E Schulenburg, von der (Bastarde Braunschweig-Lüneburg) 37 E Walsingham, Countess
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