Counts_of_Veldenz County_of_Veldenz

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1 counts of veldenz

1.1 first veldenz line
1.2 veldenz-geroldseck line
1.3 pfalz-zweibrücken line
1.4 pfalz-veldenz line





counts of veldenz
first veldenz line

emicho, count of kyrburg , schmidburg (1086–1113)
gerlach i, count of veldenz (1112–1146)
gerlach ii, count of veldenz (1146–1186)
gerlach iii, count of veldenz (1186–1214)
gerlach iv, count of veldenz (1214–1254)
gerlach v, count of veldenz (1254–1260)
agnes, countess of veldenz (1260–1277)

veldenz-geroldseck line

heinrich, count of geroldseck (1277–1298) ∞ agnes of veldenz (1258–?)
walter, count of veldenz (1298–1327)
georg i, count of veldenz (1327–1347)
heinrich ii, count of veldenz (1347–1378)
friedrich ii, count of veldenz (1378–1396)
heinrich iii, count of veldenz (1378–1389)
heinrich iv, count of veldenz (1389–1393)
friedrich iii, count of veldenz (1393–1444)

pfalz-zweibrücken line

stefan of pfalz-simmern-zweibrücken (1410–1459), married anna of veldenz (1390–1439)
ludwig of pfalz-zweibrücken (1459–1489)
alexander of pfalz-zweibrücken (1489–1514)
ludwig ii of pfalz-zweibrücken (1514–1532)
wolfgang of pfalz-zweibrücken (1532–1569). in 1543, handed veldenz uncle ruprecht.

pfalz-veldenz line

ruprecht, count palatine of veldenz (1543–1544)
georg johann i, count palatine of veldenz (1543–1592; or georg hans), 1544 1592 pfalzgraf of pfalz-veldenz
george gustavus, count palatine of veldenz (1592–1634)
leopold louis, count palatine of veldenz (1634–1694), died without heir, veldenz returned zweibrücken

continued in pfalz-zweibrücken line.







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