The Land of Wine and Beer : a Franco-Burgundian TL

DracoLazarus · Oct 18, 2016

I owed you guys a map, right? So here we go :

DracoLazarus · Oct 26, 2016

1500 : the Fourth Italian War, part two.

"The Paleologids, finding no grease for their palms in Montferrato, looked for some in Greece", (apocryphal) Charles de Valois-Savoia, on the Paleologid expedition in Morea

Ottoman chaos as usual
After the death of Bayezid II at the battle of Smederevo, the Ottoman Sultanate had, due to their lack of a clear-cut succession law, plunged back into civil war.
Still, to avoid the Hungarians taking advantage of this temporary situation to take major fortresses further south in Serbia or in Bulgaria, the Ottoman Grand Vizier, Çandarli Ibrahim Pasha the Younger, used what little authority he had to offer peace to the Hungarians and the Moldavians in October of 1499. The terms offered, and that Jànos Corvin accepted, were as followed :

The Kingdom of Hungary and Croatia obtains Herzegovina
The Despotate of Serbia is returned Smederevo and some hinterland
The Ottoman Empire will recognize as Voivode of Wallachia the Moldavian candidate, Mihnea Draculesti, the son of Vlad Tepes.
Wallachia and Moldavia cease being Ottoman vassals, with Wallachia becoming a Hungarian vassal.

After that, the last Ottoman civil war of the century would go on unabated on its main battlefield, Anatolia. Next to that, Rumelia - Konstantinye apart - was merely a bunch of jizya-payers.
Of the Sultan's sons, only four played a role in the civil war, Alemsah being too young to fight for his succession rights. Selimsah had been rapidly sidestepped and executed when Ahmet seized Karaman in November 1499. This only left against him Korkut and Selim. Selim being abroad - on a mission to Crimea - he only returned to his fief of Amasya around the winter solstice. In the meantime, Central Anatolia was the siege of countless squabbles. While Selim was able to bring the Janisseries on his side and had a well-rested army, he was only ever able to become a third partner on the Anatolian balance.
The money of Rumelia would allow to maintain the deadlock for eleven months. Why not longer? Because of the Neapolitans. Indeed, they had been granted custody of Djem, Bayezid's brother, by the French. And they had made a deal with him. They would support him in exchange for parts of Western Rumelia - a vaguely-worded agreement meant by the Neapolitans to correspond to Epirus, Macedonia and Albania, and by Djem to a coastal tract of Albanian land. One way or another, when they set foot in Albania, along with some mercenaries meant to act as Djem's army - he would have to rely on later defections and recruitment to get himself an army - they mostly went after the coastal cities that would become the next Neapolitan frontier.
The fall of Scutari, in May, to the Neapolitans didn't seem to even faze the three claimants. Nor did that of Skopje, in August. However, the Savoyard-organized landing in Morea of a Paleologid army from Montferrato and the Greek revolts that ensued in October, including in Konstantinye and Edirne, scared the Turkish pretenders a lot, as they faced the loss of all of Rumelia and, most importantly, Konstantinye. Korkut allied with Selim to bring Ahmed down, resulting in the battle of Karaman, where Ahmet perished and the bulk of his army either fled or joined Selim or Korkut's ranks. Seeing as though backstabbing was imminent, Korkut swore fealty to his brother and surrendered his troops to him. While remaining distrustful, Selim decided to let his brother see another day and led his troops to Konstantinye, only to find the Straits blocked. The powerful Ottoman navy was assembled and crushed the opposition.
Having passed, Selim received two envoys. One from the Neapolitans, who offered to drop Djem and hand him over, in exchange for Scutari and the coastal Albanian cities. King Louis would also add in a substantial cash payment. This envoy was allowed to live and leave with an acceptation. The second envoy was from the Paleologids, who demanded Morea, in exchange of cash and Morea winding up as an Ottoman vassal. This envoy was killed. The Paleologids of Montferrato had their army crushed in Thessaly in December. But it didn't matter. They would return, as long as they held Montferrato.

The Southern and Eastern Fronts
The Ottomans having peaced out, this left Jànos Corvin with one less front. He therefore found himself with an obvious next target : Venetia. Simultaneously, the French had joined with the Romans and were preparing to face the Veneto-Imperial force in Venetia.
The Valois army counted a total force of about 37 000 men, against the 45 000 Veneto-Imperials. Add to this the 50 000 Hungarians and you could see the problem for the Imperials. This is why the Northern front in the Rhineland was weakened by about 12 000 men, to ensure Imperial superiority in every major battle.
Except, while they were waiting on the reinforcements in Styria, the Hungarians moved into Istria, while the Valois renewed their offensive towards Brescia and Salo. By the time the Imperials understood just how serious the issue was, both armies were converging towards Treviso.
The battle took place in the village of Arcade.
At first, the Imperials only had to fight the Valois. The Venitians on their Western flank, their cavalry on their Eastern flank, and their landsknechts in the center, against the Legions forming the Valois center, along with the Gendarmes; the Savoyards on the Eastern flank, and the Genovese and Swiss on the Western flank.
The Legions had no problem blocking the landsknechts due to superior training and not being a pikeman formation, and the Gendarmes were disciplined enough to fill the spaces between the legions without allowing these to get crunched by the superior amounts of landsknechts. And while the flanks had issues, the center held on.
This state of battle lasted for five hours, with assault and counter-assault placing the Valois in an annoying situation. And then the Black Hussars arrived.
The Hungarian army had appeared to the East of the battle, and using their cavalry, they cut off the Imperial cavalry and captured it. The freed Savoyard troops then bolstered the Western flank of the Valois army, while the Hungarians kept pressing towards the enemy center. Two hours later, the Imperials broke off. Venice immediately sued for peace, in order not to lose the integrality of its continental holdings. But the Valois wouldn't settle for a separate peace. Continental Venetia was occupied for quite a while before the war would end...

The Northern and Western Fronts
The French army had not been idling during the winter. After the Battle of Sélestat, Charles the Airhead had split his army in two. The segment he would leave on the Northern Front would keep 13 000 men and the remaining Tortue, as well as a lot of artillery. It would be entrusted to Anthoine de Comminges and would be tasked with holding the Northern Front, seizing the Imperial Cities of the Decapole - Mulhouse, Colmar, Sélestat... and convincing the Prince-Bishop of Utrecht that becoming a French vassal might not be such a bad idea. The other half of the army would go South under King Charles and would try and defeat the Aragonese just enough for them to consider white peace.
Of course, this was overstretching the French resources, and despite Anthoine's skill with artillery, while the Decapole was effectively seized by the French, they lost the battle of Zähringen, right to the north of Freiburg-im-Breisgau. Most military historians blame this on lack of numbers in the French army, especially in heavy cavalry. The lack of any knights and the relative dearth of lancers made sure that the cavalry, under Philipp der Aufrichtige, was able to break the lines, and the lack of an efficient infantry commander allowed the French to break and flee.
A large portion of the French artillery was lost in Zähringen, but de Comminges sacrificed three Gendarmeries to allow the heaviest guns to be put in safety in Freiburg, allowing the French army to maintain siege capabilities in an indefinite future time. The remaining Tortue was left on fire and deserted.
In the meantime, the Western front in Catalonia was not exactly satisfactory. The Aragonese, while maintaining a token force around Barcelona to keep it under siege, still had fifteen thousand men available to fight the French and invade Roussillon. The two armies duked it out in Collioure. While the Aragonese had indeed learned their lessons and were tactically equivalent to the French, including the long lances, the French had the home field advantage, and, even more, had superior numbers. After a charge by Bayard, the Aragonese fled and regrouped near Girona. Of course, the French pressed on, using the Neapolitan policy of arming peasants for auxiliary support (and being duly paid to return their weapons at the end), and ended up ousting the Aragonese from Catalonia by July.
By then, the situation in the North was becoming critical. The French were struggling to stop the Imperials from crossing the Rhine, and had no real chokepoint to force battle on. While they held the line the best they could, the royal army transited from Catalonia to Alsace in a month's time.
After a while, Philipp der Aufritchtige decided that Heidelberg would be a better place to start from than Austrian Brisgau, and after a transit of his own, engaged the combined French army outside Illkirch-Graffenstaden, south of Straßburg, on August 14th.
The French had once again deployed their army in their usual fashion : the infantry in the middle, the cavalry branches on the sides and the artillery behind. Except their artillery barrages were much lighter now. Confident about their numerical advantage, the French took the lead. But while the Iron Phalanx dealt heavy blows to the enemy cavalry, the Imperial morale stayed high. While the French Gendarmes broke the first landsknecht formations, the Imperial morale stayed high. Why? Because many of those Imperial landsknechts were Straßburgers. And they didn't like at all the French offensive on their principality. And when the lancers charged, with Charles the Airhead at their head? Well, their morale stayed high. Well, some of them, at least. Philipp der Aufrichtige narrowly dodged several long lances, and fled. With him, half the remaining Imperials. But the Straßburgers held on. And one of them, an arquebusier, shot Charles VIII right next to the heart.
It was still a decisive victory. The French were enraged enough that they purposefully slew the Straßburger troops to the last man, despite their officers asking for restraint. The Imperials were in no shape to reform, and Maximilian's trust in Philipp had been severely shaken, which meant he would have to look for another general.
Charles VIII survived - barely - through the ceremonies of the Assumption in Straßburg itself - courtesy of the Prince-Bishop, who saw in the wounded King a good way to keep the French from looting his lands any further - and died on August 16th, in the first hours of the morning. His last words, uttered when feverish, were "I am sorry, father, that I always was so rash..."

Regency and peace.
In Paris, the news of the battle were met with wild uproar. The populace, while tired of the taxes for the King's repeated wars, had liked Charles' flamboyant style and generosity towards his capital, compared to the greed of his father, Louis the Spider. The capital observed a week of mourning for their dead King, and there wasn't a town in France that didn't observe at least a day of mourning when the news came in. Barcelona noticeably also observed a week, due to the King's efforts in keeping Barcelona supplied and rescuing it twice.
For a while, a small doubt laid fleeting about the next king, but news from Amboise regularily gave reports on the health of the young Dauphin Philippe, and the Queen herself had given birth to twins on August 6th, which she would name Louis and Isabelle.
Philippe was rapidly named Philippe VII, King of France and Majorca, and the Queen moved towards Reims via Paris. Isabella de Aragon took the regency for the Kingdoms and made peace with their opponents, which were equally tired of war, in the Treaty of Épernay. The terms were as followed :

Tuscany and Emilia will be returned to their rulers
The Imperial cities of the Decapole will be annexed by France.
Tuscany and Emilia will pay war reparations to the Roman Republic, Savoy and Genoa.
Naxos and Corfu will be returned to Genoa.
The Paleologid rulers of Montferrato are given the option to purchase Candia (Crete) from Venice, in which case the income of Montferrato will be given to Savoy in peacetime.

On the turn of the XVIth century, the French King was a four-year-old.

DracoLazarus · Nov 22, 2016

Ok. Getting into the matchmaking sandbox mode. Some parts will need to be filled later and it isn't anywhere near complete.
Dynasties :

FRENCH REALMS

Direct Valois:

Charles VII de France (1403-1461) X Marie de Valois-Anjou (1404-1463)
1. Louis XI (1423-1485) X (1) Margaret of Scotland (1424-1445) (2) Charlotte de Savoie (1441-1484)
  1. (2) Louis de France (1458-1460)
  2. Joachim de France (1459)
  3. Louise de France (1460)
  4. Anne de France (1461-15??) X Pierre II de Bourbon (1438-15??)
  5. Jeanne de France (1464-15??) X Louis d'Orléans (1462-15??). Union broken in 1482
  6. François de France (1466)
  7. Charles VIII (1470-1499) X Isabella de Aragon (1470-15??)
    1. Stillborn son (1493)
    2. Charlotte de France (1495-15??)
    3. Philippe VIII (1496-15??)
  8. François de France (1472-1473)
2. Jean de France (1426) ;
3. Radegonde de France (1428-1445)
4. Catherine de France (1428-1446) X Charles de Bourgogne (1433-1477)
5. Jacques de France (1432-1437)
6. Yolande de France (1434-1480) X Amédée IX de Savoie (1435-1472)
7. Jeanne de France (1435-1482) X Jean II de Bourbon (1426-148?)
8. Philippe de France (1436-1436)
9. Marguerite de France (1437-1438)
10. Jeanne de France (1438-1446) ;
11. Marie de France (1438-1439)
12. Marie de France (1441)
13. Madeleine de France (1443-1492) X Gaston de Foix
14. Charles du Berry (1446-1472)

Valois-Orléans

Louis d'Orléans, King of Naples X (1) Jeanne de France (1461-15??) broken 1482 (2) Anne de Bretagne (1477-15??)
1. Carlo di Calabria (1496-15??)
2. Giovanna di Napoli (1496-15??)

Valois-Angoulême

Charles d'Angoulême (1459-1???) UNMARRIED

Valois-Longueville

François de Dunois (1447-1498) X Agnès de Savoie (1445-1489)
1. François de Longueville (1470-15??) UNMARRIED
2. Louis de Dunois (1480-15??) UNMARRIED

House of Bourbon

Charles I de Bourbon (1401-1456) X Agnès de Bourgogne (1407-1476)
1. Jean II de Bourbon (1426-1488) X (1) Jeanne de France (1430-1482) (2) Catherine d'Armagnac (-1487) (3) Jeanne de Bourbon-Vendôme (1465-15??)
  1. (2) Jean (1487)
  2. (3) Louis (1488)
2. Marie de Bourbon(1428-1448) X Jean II d'Anjou-Calabria
3. Philippe de Bourbon (1429-1453)
4. Charles II de Bourbon (1433-1488) BISHOP
5. Isabelle de Bourbon (1437-1465) X Charles de Bourgogne (1433-1477)
6. Louis de Bourbon (1437-1485) BISHOP
7. Pierre II de Bourbon (1438-15??) X Anne de France (1461-15??)
  1. Charles de Clermont (1476-15??)
  2. ??? Possibly more children
8. Catherine de Bourbon (1441-1469). X Adolf van Egmont-Gelre (1438-1477)
9. Jacques de Bourbon (1445-1468)
10. Jeanne de Bourbon (1443-1491) X Jean IV de Chalon-Orange (1443-15??)
11. Marguerite de Bourbon (1438-1483) X Philippe de Bresse (1443-1495)

Lorraine-Digne-les-Bains

René II de Lorraine (1451-15??) X Jeanne d'Harcourt (1471-1486) UNMARRIED

Savoie and Savoie-Bresse

Louis I de Savoie (1413-1465) X Anne de Lusignan ()
1. Amédée IX de Savoie (1435-1472) X Yolande de France (1434-1480)
  1. Louis de Savoie (1453)
  2. Anne (1455-1480), X Federico di Napoli (1452-15??)
  3. Charles de Savoie (1456-1471)
  4. Louis de Savoie (1458-1460).
  5. Jean de Savoie (1459-1461).
  6. Marie (1461-15??) X Philip von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenberg (see Baden)
  7. Philibert Ier de Savoie (1465-1483)
  8. Louise de Savoie (1462-1503) UNMARRIED
  9. Bernard de Savoie (1467).
  10. Charles Ier de Savoie (1468-15??) X Bianca Paleologos del Monferrato (1472-15??)
    1. Philibert de Savoie (1498)
    2. Yolande de Savoie (1499-15??)
  11. Jacques Louis de Gex (1470-1495) X Louise de Savoie (1467-15??)
    1. Anne de Gex (1494-15??)
  12. Jean-Claude Galéas de Savoie (1472).
2. Marie de Savoie (1436-1437)
3. Louis de Genève (1437-14??)
4. Marguerite de Savoie (1439-1475) X (1) Giovanni IV del Monferrato (1413-1464) (2) Pierre II de Luxembourg-Saint-Pol (1440-1486) (see Luxembourg)
5. Janus de Savoie (1440-1495) X Hélène de Luxembourg (?-1487)
  1. Louise de Savoie (1467-15??) X Jacques Louis de Gex
  2. More kids?
6. Charlotte de Savoie (1441-14??) X Louis XI de France (see Valois)
7. Aimon de Savoie (1442-1443)
8. Philippe "Lackland" de Bresse (1443-1495) X Marguerite de Bourbon (1438-1483)
  1. Louise de Bresse (1476-15??) UNMARRIED
  2. Jérôme de Bresse (1478)
  3. Philibert de Bresse (1480-15??) UNMARRIED
  4. Remarriage ?
9. Jacques de Savoie (1444-1445)
10. Agnès de Savoie (1445-1489) X François de Dunois (see Valois-Longueville)
11. Pierre de Savoie (1446-1458)
12. Jean-Louis de Savoie (1447-14??), bishop.
13. Marie de Savoie (1448-1475) X Louis de Luxembourg(1418-1475) (see Luxembourg)
14. Bonne de Savoie (1449-1492) X à Galeazzo Maria Sforza (1444-1476), (see Sforza)
15. Jacques de Savoie (1450-1490) X Marie de Luxembourg-St-Pol (1470-15??)
  1. Kids?
16. Anne de Savoie (1452) ;
17. François de Savoie (1454-1490), bishop.

So far, I think the Valois and Valois-(Orléans) Naples don't need help.
IOTL, Charles d'Angoulême married Louise de Bresse, but now that he is in charge of the Caroline Isles, it might not be as interesting of a match for him.
The Valois-Longueville weren't married at this point in history IOTL, but even then I don't think they will look far. The house can probably marry into a rich patrician family in Genoa.
Philippe de Bresse might not be such an attractive prospect after his exile from Savoy, but I think his OTL remarriage is deeply within the realm of possibility.

House of Foix-Béarn

Gaston IV de Foix-Béarn (1423-1472) X Leonor I Nafarroakoa (1426-14??)
1. Gaston de Foix (1444-1470) X Madeleine de France (1443-1492)
  1. Frantzisko I Febus (1466-1486)
  2. Katalina I Nafarroakoa (1470-15??) UNMARRIED
2. Pierre de Foix (1449-14??) BISHOP
3. Jean d'Étampes (1450-1???) X Marie d'Orléans (1457-14??)
  1. Kids?
4. Marie de Foix (1452-1467) X Guillelmo VIII del Monferrato (1420-1485)
5. Jeanne de Foix (1454-1476) X Jean V d'Armagnac (1420-1473)
6. Marguerite de Foix (1458-148?) X François II de Bretagne(1435-14??)
  1. Jean de Bretagne (1463)
  2. Anne de Bretagne (1477-15??) X Louis d'Orléans (see Valois-Orléans)
  3. Isabeau de Bretagne (1478-1485)
7. Catherine de Foix (1460-14??) X Gaston II de Foix-Candale (1440-1???)
  1. Gaston III de Foix-Candale (1475-15??)
  2. More kids
8. Isabelle de Foix (1462)
9. Eléonore (1466)
10. Jacques de Montfort (1470-1???) UNMARRIED

House of Luxembourg-Saint-Pol

Louis de Luxembourg-Saint-Pol (1418-1475) X (1) Jeanne de Bar (1415-1462) (2) Marie de Savoie (1448-1475)
1. (1)Jean de Luxembourg (1437-1476)
2. Pierre II de Luxembourg (1440-1486) X Marguerite de Savoie (1439-1475)
  1. Marie de Luxembourg (1470-15??) X Jacques de Savoie (1450-1490)
  2. Françoise de Luxembourg (1474-15??) UNMARRIED
3. Charles de Luxembourg (1447-15??) BISHOP
4. Antoine de Luxembourg (1450-1475)
5. Jacqueline de Luxembourg (1442-15??) X Philippe Ier de Croÿ (-15??)
6. Hélène de Luxembourg (1451-1487) X Janus de Savoie (1440-1495)
7. Philippa, (?-1522) NUN
8. (2)Louis de Ligny (1468-15??)
9. Jeanne, (1468-15??), NUN
10. Charles (1475-1476)

ITALIAN DYNASTIES

Sforza

Francesco Sforza (1401-1466) X Bianca Maria Visconti (1425-1468)
1. Galeazzo Maria Sforza (1444-1476) X Bonne de Savoie (1449-1492)
  1. Gian Galeazzo Sforza (1469-15??) X Isabella di Napoli (1470-15??)
    1. Ippolita Sforza (1489-15??)
    2. Francesco Sforza (1493)
    3. Bona Sforza (1494-1496)
    4. Anna Sforza (1496-15??)
    5. Ludovico Sforza (1497-15??)
    6. Alphonso Sforza (1498)
  2. Bianca Maria Sforza (1472-15??) UNMARRIED
2. Ippolita Maria Sforza (1445-1488) X Alphonso di Napoli (1448-1493) (see Trastamara-Naples)
3. Filippo Maria Sforza (1448-1492)
4. Sforza Maria (1449-1479)
5. Ludovico "il Moro" Sforza (1452-1508) X Beatrice d'Este (1475-1495)
  1. Massimiliano Sforza (1493-15??)
  2. Francesca (1495)
6. Ascanio Maria (1455-1499), bishop
7. Elisabetta Marie Sforza (1456-1473) X Guglielmo VIII del Monferrato (1420-1485)
8. Ottaviano Maria (1458-1477)

Medicis

Cosimo de Medici (1389-1464) X Contessina de Bardi (1390-1473)
1. Piero de Medici (1416-1469) X Lucrezia Tornabuoni (1425-1482)
  1. Bianca de Medici (1445-1485) X Bernardo Rucellai
  2. Nannina de Medici (1448-1493) X Guglielmo Pazzi
  3. Lorenzo di Piero de Medici (1449-1491)
    1. Lucrezia de Medici (1470-15??) X Jacopo Salviati
    2. (unnamed twins) (1471)
    3. Piero II de Medici, Grand-Duke of Tuscany (1472-15??) X Alfonsina Orsini (1472-15??)
      1. Lorenzo de Medici (1497-15??)
    4. Maddalena de Medici (1473-15??)
    5. Contessina Beatrice de Medici (1474)
    6. Giovani di Lorenzo de Medici, (1475-15??) Bishop
    7. Luisa de' Medici (1477-1488)
    8. Contessina Antonia Romola de' Medici (1478-1493)
    9. Giuliano di Lorenzo de Medici (1479-1493)
  4. Giuliano di Piero de Medici (1453-1478)
2. Giovanni di Cosimo de Medici (1421-1463) X Ginevra Alessandri (?)
  1. Cosimo de Medici (1454-1459)
3. Carlo de Medici (1428-1493) priest

Complement : House of Este

While relevant, the house of Este went extinct due to the Tuscan theocracy in 1493, except for the Cardinal d'Este.

Niccolò III d'Este X (1) Gigliola da Carrara (1379-1416) (2) Parisina Malatesta (1404-1425) (3) Ricciardia di Saluzzo (1410-1474) (4) Illegitimate kids
1. (2) Ginevra d'Este (1419-1440) X Sigismondo Malatesta (1417-1468)
2. Luzia d'Este (1420-1437) X Carlo Gonzaga (1415-1458)
3. Alberto Carlo d'Este (1421)
4. (3) Ercole I d'Este (1431-1493) X Eleanora di Napoli (1450-1493)
  1. Isabella d'Este (1474-1493) X Francesco Gonzaga
  2. Beatrice d'Este (1475-1495) X Ludovico "il Moro" Sforza
  3. Alfonso I d'Este (1476-1493)
  4. Ferrante d'Este (1477-1493)
  5. Ippolito I d'Este (1479-15??), BISHOP
  6. Sigismondo d'Este (1480-1493)
  7. Alberto d'Este (1481-1482).
5. Sigismondo d'Este (1433-1493)
6. (4) Leonello d'Este (1407-1450) X Margherita Gonzaga (1418-1439)
  1. Niccolò d'Este (1438-1476)
7. Borso d'Este (1413-1471)

Paleologid House of Monferrato

Giangiaccomo del Monferrato (1395-1445) X Jeanne de Savoie (1392-1460)
1. Giovanni IV del Monferrato (1412-1464) X Marguerite de Savoie (1439-14??)
  1. Elena Margherita del Monferrato (1459-1???) UNMARRIED
  2. Scipione del Monferrato (1463-15??) UNMARRIED
2. Sebastiano Ottone del Monferrato (1414)
3. Amedea (1418-1440) X Jean II de Lusignan, King of Cyprus (1418-1458)
4. Isabella (1419-1475) X Ludovico I di Saluzzo (1406-1475);
5. Guglielmo VIII del Monferrato (1420-1485) X (1) Marie de Foix (1452-1457) (2) Elisabetta Sforza (1456-1473) (3) Bernarde de Brosse
  1. (1) Giovanna del Monferrato X Ludovico II di Saluzzo
  2. (2) Bianca del Monferrato X Charles I de Savoie (see Savoie)
6. Bonifacio III del Monferrato (1424-1486) (three mariages, all childless)
7. Teodoro Paleologo (1425-1484) BISHOP

IBERIAN REALMS

Castillan Trastamaras

Juan II de Castilla (1405-1545) X (1) Maria de Aragon (1396-1445) (2) Isabella de Portugal (1428-1490)
1. (1) Catalina de Castilla (1422-1424)
2. Leonor de Castilla (1423-1425)
3. Enrique IV de Castilla (1425-1474) X (1) Zuria II Nafarroakoa (1424-1464) (broken 1453, no kids) (2) Joana de Portugal (1438-1475)
  1. Juana I de Castilla (1462-15??) X (1) Afonso V de Portugal (1432-1480) (2) Manuel de Viseu (1469-15??) (see house of Aviz)
4. Maria de Castilla (1428-1429)
5. (2)Isabella de Castilla (1451-15??) X Fernando de Aragon (see Aragonese Trastamaras
6. Alfonso de Castilla (1453-1468)

Aragonese Trastamaras

Fernando I de Aragon (1380-1416) X Leonor Urraca de Castilla (1374-1435)
1. Alfonso V de Aragon (1396-1458) X Maria de Castilla (1401-1458)
  1. Ferrante I de Napoli (1423-1492) (bastard) X (1)Isabella di Chiaromonte (1424-1465) (2) Juana de Aragon (1454-15??)
    1. (1) Alfonso di Napoli (1448-1493) X Ippolita Maria Sforza (1445-1488
      1. Ferrante di Napoli (1469-1493) X Giovanna d'Aragona (1478-1493)
      2. Isabella di Napoli (1470-15??) X Gian Galeazzo Sforza (see house of Sforza)
      3. Pietro di Napoli (1472-1493)
    2. Eleanora di Napoli (1450-1493) X Ercole I d'Este (1431-1493) (see the extinct house of Este)
    3. Federico di Napoli (1452-1493) X Anne de Savoie (1455-1480)
      1. Carlotta d'Aragon-Napoli (1479-15??) UNMARRIED
    4. Giovanni d'Aragona (1456-1485) BISHOP
    5. Beatrice d'Aragona (1457-1499) X Màtyàs Hunyadi (1443-1495)
    6. Francesco (1461-1485)
    7. (2) Giovanna d'Aragona (1478-1493) X Ferrante di Napoli (1469-1493)
    8. Carlo di Napoli (1480-1486)
2. Maria de Aragon (1396-1445) X Juan II de Castilla (1405-1545) (see Castillan Trastamaras)
3. Juan II de Aragon (1398-1479) X (1) Zuria I Nafarroakoa (1387-1441) (2) Juana Enríquez y Fernández de Córdoba (1425-1468)
  1. (1) Carlos de Viana (1421-1461) X Agnes von Kleve (1422-1448)
  2. Zuria II Nafarroakoa (1424-1464) X Enrique IV de Castilla (1425-1474)
  3. Leonor I Nafarroakoa (1426-14??) X Gaston de Foix-Béarn (1423-1472) (see house of Foix-Béarn)
  4. (2)Leonor de Aragon (1446-1448)
  5. Fernando II de Aragon (1452-15??) X Isabella de Castilla (1451-15??)
    1. Isabella de Aragon (1470-15??) X Charles VIII de France (1470-1499) (see house of Valois)
    2. Juan de Aragon (1478-149?)
    3. Juana de Aragon (1482-15??) Crazy, UNMARRIED
    4. Maria de Aragon (1483-15??) UNMARRIED
    5. Catalina de Aragon (1487-15??) UNMARRIED
  6. Juana de Aragon (1454-15??) X Ferrante I de Napoli
  7. Maria de Aragon (1455)
4. Enrique de Aragon (1400-1445) X (1) Catalina de Castilla (1403-1439), childless (2) Beatriz de Pimentel (?)
  1. Enrique de Aragon y Pimentel (1445-15??) UNMARRIED
5. Leonor de Aragon (1402-1445) X Duarte I de Portugal (1391-1438)
6. Pedro de Aragon (1406-1438)
7. Sancho de Aragon (1410-1416)

House of Aviz

Duarte I de Portugal (1391-1438) X Leonor de Aragon (1402-1445)
1. Joao (1429)
2. Filipa (1430-1439)
3. Afonso V de Portugal (1432-1480) X (1) Isabella de Coimbra (1432-1455) (2) Juana de Castilla (1462-15??)
  1. (1) Joao de Portugal (1451)
  2. Joana de Portugal (1452-1499) NUN
  3. Joao II de Portugal (1455-15??) X Leonor de Viseu (1458-15??)
    1. Afonso de Portugal (1482-15??) UNMARRIED
    2. Joao de Portugal (1486)
    3. Maria de Portugal (1491-15??)
    4. Isabel de Portugal (1494)
    5. Joana de Portugal (1497)
  4. (2) Leonor de Castilla (1480-15??) UNMARRIED
4. Maria (1432)
5. Fernando de Viseu (1433-1470) X Beatriz de Portugal
  1. Joao de Viseu (1448-1472)
  2. Diogo de Viseu (1450-1484)
  3. Leonor de Viseu (1458-15??) X Joao II de Portugal
  4. Isabella de Viseu (1459-15??) X Fernando de Braganza
  5. Duarte de Viseu (1462)
  6. Dinis de Viseu (1464)
  7. Catarina de Viseu (1465)
  8. Simao de Viseu (1467)
  9. Afonso de Viseu (1468)
  10. Manuel de Viseu (1469-15??) X Juana I de Castilla (1462-15??)
    1. Kids?
6. Leonor de Portugal (1434-1467) X Friedrich von Habsburg
7. Duarte (1435)
8. Catarina (1436-1463) NUN
9. Joana de Portugal (1438-1475) X Enrique IV de Castilla.

BRITISH ISLES

House of Plantagenêt-York

Richard of York (1411-1460) X Cecily Neville
1. Joan of York (1438) ;
2. Anne of York (1439-1476) X (1) Henry Holland of Exeter (1430-1475) (broken in 1472), (2) Thomas St. Leger (1440-1481)
3. Henry of York (1441) ;
4. Edward IV (1442-1479 IIRC) X Elizabeth Woodville (1437-1491)
  1. Elizabeth of York (1466-15??) UNMARRIED
  2. Mary of York (1467-1482).
  3. Cecily of York (1469-15??) UNMARRIED
  4. Edward V of England (1470-15??) UNMARRIED
  5. Margaret of York (1472).
  6. Richard of Shrewsbury, 1st Duke of York (1473-15??) UNMARRIED
  7. Anne of York (1475-15??)UNMARRIED
5. Edmund of Rutland (1443-1460)
6. Elisabeth of York (1444-1???) X John de la Pole, duke of Suffolk (1442-1???)
7. Margaret of York (1446-1480) X Charles de Bourgogne (1433-1477)
8. William of York (1447)
9. John of York (1448)
10. Georges of Clarence (1449-1478) X Isabelle Neville (1451-1476)
  1. Anne of York (1470)
  2. Margaret Pole(1473-15??) UNMARRIED
  3. Edward of Warwick (1475-15??) UNMARRIED
  4. Richard of York (1476-1477)
11. Thomas of York (1451)
12. Richard III "the Viper" (1452-1482) X Anne Neville (1456-1482)
  1. Edward of Middleham (1473-15??) UNMARRIED
13. Ursula of York (1454).

Scottish royal house.

Seumas III

KINGDOM OF HUNGARY AND CROATIA

House of Corvin

Ioan Corvin (1387-1456) X Erzsébet Szilágyi (1410-1483)
1. Laszlo Hunyadi (1431-1457)
2. Mátyás Korvin (1443-1495) X (1)Cillei Erzsébet (1441-1455) (2)Kateřina z Poděbrad (1449-1464) (3) Beatrice d'Aragona (1457-1499) (4)illegitimate
  1. (4) Jànos Korvin (1473-15??), UNMARRIED

POLAND-LITHUANIA

House of Gediminid

Gediminas Gediminid-Litva (1275-1341) X Jewna Polotska (-1345)
1. Manvydas Gediminid-Kernavè (-1348)
2. Narimantas Gediminid-Polotsk (129?-1348)
  1. Aleksander Gediminid-Podolia (-1387)
  2. Yury Gediminid-Belz (-1392)
  3. Nikolai Gediminid-Pinsk
  4. Patrikas Gediminid-Starodub (1340-1408) X Helena
    1. Yuri Gediminid-Starodub X Maria Rurikovik-Moskva
    2. Teodoras Gediminid-Starodub
  5. Simeon (-1386)
3. Algirdas Gediminid-Litva X (1) Maria Vseslavichi-Vitebsk (-1346) (2) Uliana Rurikovik-Tver (1325-1392)
  1. (1)Andrius Gediminid-Polotsk (1325-1399)
    1. Simeon Gediminid-Polotsk (-1387)
    2. Ivan Gediminid-Pskov (-139?)
  2. Dmitrijus I Gediminid-Bryansk (-1399)
    1. Michal Trubetsky
  3. Constantine Gediminid-Czartorysk (-1390)
  4. Vladimiras Gediminid-Kiev (1362-1398)
    1. Ivan
    2. Aleksander
  5. Teodoras Gediminid-Rylsk (-1399)
  6. Fiedora X Sviatoslav of Karachev
  7. Agrypina (-1393) X Boris of Suzdal
  8. (2)Jogaila Gediminid-Litva (1351-1434) see Wladislaw II Jagiellon, house of Jagiellon.
  9. Skirgaila Gediminid-Trakai (1354-1397)
  10. Kaributas Gediminid-Novgorod-Seversky (1350-1404) X Anastasia Rurikovik-Ryazan
    1. Helena Gediminid-Novgorod-Seversky X Jan II Premyslid-Ratibor
    2. Teodoras Gediminid-Nesvizh
    3. Zygimantas Gediminid-Ceske
    4. Nastasia Gediminid-Novgorod-Seversky X Fyodor Rurikovik-Kashin
  11. Lengvenis Gediminid-Mstislavl (-1431) X Maria Rurikovik-Moskva
  12. Karigaila Gediminid-Mstislavl (1350–1390)
  13. Vygantas Gediminid-Kernave (1350-1392)
  14. Švitrigaila Gediminid-Litva (1370-1452 in Lutsk) X Anna Rurikovik-Tver (-1486)
    1. Son born young
  15. Kenna Gediminid-Litva (~1350-1368)X Kasimir IV von Greifen-Stolp (1351-1377)
  16. Helen Gediminid-Litva (135?-1438) X Vladimir Rurikovik-Serpukhov
  17. Maria Gediminid-Litva (135?-?)X (1) Vaidila (2) David of Gorodets
  18. Wilheida Gediminid-Litva (135?-1422) X Johann II von Mecklenburg-Stargard (136?-1416)
  19. Alexandra Gediminid-Litva (135?-1434) X Siemowit IV Piast-Mazowska (1353-1426)
  20. Jadwiga Gediminid-Litva (135?-1407) X Jan III Piast-Oświęcim (1366-1405)
4. Kestutis Gediminid-Litva (1297-1382) X (1) ? (-1351) (2) Birute (-1382)
  1. Vaidotas Gediminid-Navahrudak
  2. Butautas Gediminid-Litva (-1380)
    1. Vaidutis Gediminid (1365-1422)
  3. Vytautas Gediminid-Litva (1350-1430) X (1) Anna (-1418) (2) Juliana Olshanska
    1. (1) Sophia Gediminid-Litva (1371-1453) X Vasili I Rurikovik-Moskva (1371-1425)
  4. Tautvilas Gediminid-Navahrudak(1352-1390)
  5. Zygimantas Gediminid-Litva (1365-1440)
    1. Mykolas Gediminid-Litva (1406-1452) X (1) Anna Piast-Mazowska (1411-1435) (2) Eufemia Piast-Mazowska (-1436) (3) Katarzyna Piast-Mazowska (1413-1479)
  6. Mikova Gediminid-Litva (-1404) X Mikhail II Rurikovik-Tver (1333-1399)
  7. Danute Gediminid-Litva (1362-1424) X Janusz I Piast-Warzawa (1347-1429)
  8. Rymgajla Gediminid-Litva (-1433) X (1) Henryk Piast-Mazowska (1368-1393) (2) Alexandru "cel Bun" Musat-Moldova (-1432)
5. Jaunutis Gediminid-Litva (1300-1366)
  1. Symeon Gediminid-Zaslauje
  2. Grzegorz Gediminid-Sluck
  3. Michal Gedminid-Zaslauje
6. Karijotas Gediminid-Navahrudak (1301-1363)
  1. Aleksander Gediminid-Volodomyr (-1380)
  2. George Gediminid-Moldova (133?-1377)
  3. Konstantin Gediminid-Navahrudak (-1389)
  4. Teodoras Gediminid-Navahrudak (-1414)
7. Liubartas Gediminid-Volhynia (1302-1383) X (1) Euphemia Rurikovik-Galicia (2) Agatha Rurikovik-Galicia
  1. (2) Teodoras Gediminid-Volhynia (1351-1431)
  2. Ivan Gediminid-Volhynia
  3. Lazar Gediminid-Volhynia
  4. Semen Gediminid-Volhynia
  5. Demetrius Gediminid-Volhynia
8. Maria Gediminid-Litva X Dmitry Rurikovik-Tver (1299-1325)
9. Aldona Gediminid-Litva (-1339) X Kazimierz III Piast-Polska (1310-1370)
10. Elzbieta Gediminid-Litva (-1364) X Waclaw Piast-Plock (1293-1336)
11. Eufemija Gediminid-Litva (-1342) X Boleslaw II Piast-Galicia (1305-1349)
12. Aigusta Gediminid-Litva (-1345) X Simeon Rurikovik-Moskva (1316-1353)

House of Jagiellon

Jogaila / Wladislaw II Jagiellończyk-Polska (1352-1434) X (1) Jadwiga I d'Anjou-Polska (1371-1399) (2) Ana Celjska (1381-1416) (3) Elzbieta Pilecka (1372-1420) (4) Sonka Olshanskaya (1405-1461)
1. (1) Elzbieta Bonifacja Jagiellończyk-Polska (1399)
2. (2) Jadwiga Jagiellończyk-Polska (1408-1431)
3. (4) Wladyslaw III Jagiellończyk-Polska(-Magyarorszag) (1424-1444)
4. Kazimierz (1426-1427)
5. Kazimierz IV Jagiellończyk-Polska-Litva (1427-1492) X Elisabeth von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1438-1499)
  1. Jadwiga Jagiellończyk-Polska (1457-15??) X Georg von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1455–15??)
  2. Kazimierz Jagiellończyk-Polska (1458-1484)
  3. Wladislav II Jagiellończyk-Ceske (1456-15??) X (1) Barbara von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1464-15??)
  4. Zofia Jagiellończyk-Polska (1464-15??) X Friedrich I von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1460-15??)
  5. Janusz I Jagiellończyk-Polska (1459-15??) UNMARRIED
  6. Aleksandras I Jagiellończyk-Litva (1461-15??) X Helena Rurikovik-Russia (1476-15??)
  7. Zygmunt Jagiellończyk-Polska (1467-15??) UNMARRIED
  8. Fryderyk Jagiellończyk-Polska (1468-15??) BISHOP
  9. Anna Jagiellończyk-Polska (1476-15??) X Bogislaw X von Greifens-Pommern (1454-15??)
  10. Barbara Jagiellończyk-Polska (1478-15??) UNMARRIED
  11. Elzbieta Jagiellończyk-Polska (1482-15??) UNMARRIED

VOIVODIA OF WALLACHIA

House of Basarabi (sorry, Wiki sucks)

Radu I (1335-1383) X (1) Lady Ana (2) Kalinikia
1. (1)Dan I (1354-1386) X Maria of Serbia
  1. Dan II (138?-1432) X (?)
    1. Vladislav II (141?-1456)
      1. Vladislav Dan X Neaga
    2. Dan III (141?-1460)
    3. Basarab II (141?-1458)
      1. Basarab IV (145?-1482)
    4. Basarab III (142?-1480)
2. (2)Mircea I (1355-1418)
  1. Mihail I (138?-1420)
  2. Radu II (139?-1427)
  3. Alexandru I (139?-1436)
  4. Vlad II Drakul (1395-1447)
    1. Mircea II (142?-1447)
    2. Vlad III Tepes (1428-1477)
      1. Mihnea (146?-15??) X Smaranda (?-1485)
        
        Mircea (147?-15??)
        
        Milos (1480-15??)
      2. Mircea III
    3. Radu III (1437-1475) X Maria Despina
      1. Maria Voichita
    4. Vlad IV Calugarul (142?-1495)
      1. Radu
      2. Vlad

HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
AUSTRIA

House of Habsburg(-Österreich)

Albrecht I von Habsburg-Österreich (1255-1308) X Elisabeth von Meinhardiner-Karnten (1262-1312)
1. Anna von Habsburg-Österreich (1275–1327) X (1) Hermann von Askania-Brandenburg (1275-1308) (2) Heinrich VI. Piast-Wroclaw (1294–1335)
2. Agnes von Habsburg-Österreich (1280–1364) X Andras III Arpad (1265-1301)
3. Rudolf III von Habsburg-Ceske (um 1281–1307); X (1) Blanche de France (1284–1305); (2) Ryksa Elzbieta (1288–1335)
4. Elisabeth von Habsburg-Österreich X Ferry IV de Lorraine (1282–1329)
5. Friedrich I. von Habsburg-Österreich (1289–1330) X Isabella de Aragon (1300-1330)
  1. Friedrich (1316-1322);
  2. Elisabeth von Habsburg-Österreich (1317-1336);
  3. Anna von Habsburg-Österreich (1318-1343), X (1) Henrich III von Wittelsbach-Niederbayern (1312–1333), (2) Johann Heinrich IV von Meinhardiner-Gorizia (1322–1338)
6. Leopold I. von Habsburg-Österreich (1290–1326) X Catherine de Savoie(1298–1336)
  1. Katharina von Habsburg-Österreich (1320-1349) X (1) Enguerrand VI de Coucy (1313-1346) (2) Konrad von Querfurt-Hardegg (?)
  2. Agnes von Habsburg-Österreich (1322-1392) X Bolko II Piast-Swidnica (1308-1368)
7. Katharina von Habsburg-Österreich (1295–1323) X Carlo di Angio-Calabria (1298–1328)
8. Albrecht II von Habsburg-Österreich(1298–1358) X Johanna von Scarponnois-Pfirt (1300–1351)
  1. Rudolf IV von Habsburg-Österreich (1339–1365) X Katerina von Luxemburg-Ceske (1342–1395)
  2. Katharina (1342–1381), ABBESS
  3. Margarethe von Habsburg-Österreich (1346–1366) X (1) Meinhard III. von Meinhardiner-Tirol (1344–1363) (2) Jan Jindrich von Luxemburg-Morava (1322–1375)
  4. Friedrich III von Habsburg-Österreich (1347–1362)
  5. Albrecht III von Habsburg-Österreich (1348–1395) X (1) Elisabeth von Luxemburg-Ceske (1358–1373) (2) 1375 Beatrix von Nürnberg (1360–1414)
    1. Albrecht IV von Habsburg-Österreich (1377-1404) X Johanna Sophie von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1373-1410)
      1. Margarete von Habsburg-Österreich (1395-1447) X Heinrich XVI von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1386-1450)
      2. Albrecht V von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1397-1439) X Eliska von Luxemburg-Magyarorszag (1409-1442)
        
        Anna von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1432-1462) X Wilhelm III von Wettin-Thüringen
        
        Georg (1435)
        
        Elisabeth von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1437-1499) X
        Kazimierz IV Jagiellończyk-Polska-Litva (1427-1492)
        
        Ladislaus von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1440-1457)
  6. Leopold III von Habsburg-Österreich (1351–1386) X Viridis Visconti (1352-1414)
    1. Wilhelm von Habsburg-Steiermark (1370–1406) X Giovanna II d'Anjou-Napoli (1373-1435)
    2. Leopold IV. von Habsburg-Tirol (1371–1411) X Catherine de Valois-Bourgogne (1378-1425)
    3. Ernst von Habsburg-Steiermark (1377–1424) X (1) Margarethe von Greifen-Stolp (2) Cymbarka Piast-Mazowska
      1. Friedrich III von Habsburg-Österreich (1415-149?) X Leonor de Portugal (1436-1467)
        
        Kristoph (1455-1456)
        
        Maximilian von Habsburg-Österreich (1459-15??) X Marie de Valois-Bourgogne (1457-15??)
        
        Philipp von Habsburg-Österreich (1478-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Margarete von Habsburg-Bourgogne (1480-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Helene (1460-1462)
        
        Kunigunde von Habsburg-Österreich (1465-15??) X Albrecht IV von Wittelsbach-München (1447-15??)
        
        Johannes (1466-1467)
      2. Margaretha von Habsburg-Steiermark (1416–1486) X Friedrich II. von Wettin-Sachsen (1412–1464)
      3. Albrecht VI. von Habsburg-Steiermark (1418–1463), X Mechthild von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1419–1482)
      4. Katharina von Habsburg-Steiermark (1420–14??) X Karl I. von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1427–1475)
      5. Ernst (1420–1432)
      6. Alexandra (*/† 1421)
      7. Anna (*/† 1422)
      8. Rudolf (*/† 1424)
      9. Leopold (*/† 1424)
    4. Elisabeth (1378-1392)
    5. Friedrich IV. von Habsburg-Tirol (1382–1439) X (1) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (2) Anna von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1390–1432)
      1. (1) Elisabeth (1408)
      2. (2) Margarete (1423-1424)
      3. Hedwig (1424-1427)
      4. Wolfgang (1426)
      5. Siegmund von Habsburg-Tirol (1427-149?) X (1) eleanor of Scotland (1433-1480) (2) Katharina von Wettin-Sachsen (1468-15??)
        
        (1) Wolfgang (1480)
    6. Katharina (1385-?) NUN
9. Heinrich (1299–1327) Herzog von Österreich X Elisabeth von Virnenburg (um 1303–1343)
10. Meinhard (1300–1301)
11. Otto von Habsburg-Österreich (1301–1339) X (1) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Niederbayern (1305–1330), (2) Anna von Luxemburg-Ceske (1323–1338)
  1. (1) Friedrich II von Habsburg-Österreich (1327-1344)
  2. Leopold II von Habsburg-Österreich (1328-1344)
12. Jutta von Habsburg-Österreich (1302–1329) X Ludwig VI von Oettingen (-1346)

BADEN

House of Zähringen-Baden-Baden

Hermann V von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1243) X Irmengard von Welf-Pfalz (1200-1260)
1. Hermann VI von Zähringen-Kärnten (1226-1250) X Gertrud von Bäbenberg-Österreich (1226-1299)
  1. Friedrich I von Zähringen-Kärnten (1249-1268)
  2. Agnes von Zähringen-Kärnten (1250-1295) X (1) Ulrich III von Sponheim-Kärnten (1220-1269) (2) Ulrich II von Heunburg (?-1308)
2. Rodolf I von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1230-1288) X Lunigunde von Eberstein (1230-1290)
  1. Hermann VII von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (* 1266; † 12. Juli 1291) X Agnes von Truhendingen (?-1309)
    1. Friedrich II von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein X (1) Agnes von Weinsberg (-1320) (2) Margarete von Vailingen (-1348)
      1. (1) Hermann IX von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein (131?-1353) X Matilde von Vaihingen (?-1381)
        
        Friedrich IV von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein (?-1353)
      2. (2) Friedrich
      3. Agnes von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein (?-1361) ABBESS
      4. Irmgard von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein NUN
      5. Maria von Zähringen-Baden-Eberstein NUN
    2. Rudolf IV von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1348) X (1) Liutgard von Bolanden (?-1325) (2) Maria von Oettingen (?-1369)
      1. Friedrich III von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1327-1353) X Margareta von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1367)
        
        Rudolf VI von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1372) X Matilde von Sponheim (134?-1410)
        
        Bernhard von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1364-1431) X (1) Margarete von Hohenberg (136?-1419) (broken 1393) (2) Anna von Oettingen (1380-1436)
        
        Anna von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1399-1421) X Ludwig IV. von Lichtenberg (-1434)
        
        Beatrix von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1400-1452) X Emich VII. von Leiningen-Hartenburg (-1452)
        
        Matilde (1401-1402)
        
        Margarete von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1404-1442)X Adolf II. von Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1386-1426)
        
        Jakob von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1407-1453) X Catherine de Lorraine (1407-1439)
        
        Karl von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1427-1475) X Katharina von Habsburg-Steiermark (1420-14??)
        
        Christoph von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1453-15??) X Ottilie von Katzenelnbogen (1451-15??)
        
        Ottilie von Zähringen-Baden-Baden NUN (1470-1490)
        
        Jakob von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1471-15??) priest
        
        Marie von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1473-15??) NUN
        
        Bernhard von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1474-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Karl von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1476-15??) Priest
        
        Christoph von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1477-15??) Priest
        
        Philipp von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1479-) UNMARRIED
        
        Rudolf von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1481-15??) Priest
        
        Ernst von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1482-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Wolfgang von Friedrich III von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1327-1353) X Margareta von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1367) Zähringen-Baden-Baden(1484-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Sibylle von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1485-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Rosine (1487)
        
        Johann (1490)
        
        Beatrix (1492)
        
        Georg (1493)
        
        Albrecht von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1456-1488)
        
        Friedrich von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1458-15??) BISHOP (Utrecht)
        
        Katharina von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1449-1484) X Georg III. von Werdenberg-Sargans
        
        Cimburga von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1450-1498) X Engelbert II. von Nassau-Dillenburg
        
        Margaretha von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1452-1495)ABBESS
        
        (St?) Bernhard II von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1428-1458)
        
        Johann von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1430-1495); ELECTOR BISHOP (Trier)
        
        Georg von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1433-1482) BISHOP (Metz)
        
        Markus von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1434-1478) BISHOP
        
        Margarete von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1431-1457) X Albrecht III. von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1414-1486)
        
        Mathilde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1485) ABBESS
        
        Agnes von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1408-1473) X (1) Gerhard VII. von Holstein-Schauenburg (1404-1433) (2) Hans von Hewen (-1467)
        
        Ursula von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1409-1429) X (1) Gottfried IX. von Ziegenhain (-1425) (2) Ulrich II. von Teck (-1432)
        
        Bernhard (1412-1424)
        
        Brigitte von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1416-1441), NUN
        
        Rudolf (1417-1424)
        
        Rudolf VII von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1391)
        
        Matilde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1425) X Heinrich von Henneberg-Schleusingen (-1405)
        
        Margarete von Zähringen-Baden-Baden () X (1) Gottfried II von Leiningen-Rixingen (-1380) (2) Heinrich von Lützelstein (-1394)
      2. Rudolf V von Zähringen-Baden-Pforzheim (?-1361) X Adelaide von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1399)
    3. Hermann VIII von Zähringen-Baden-Pforzheim (?-1300)
    4. Jutta von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1327)
  2. Rudolf II von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1295) X Adelheid von Ochsenstein (-1314)
  3. Hesso von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1268-1297) X (1) X Clara von Klingen (-1291) (2) Irmengard von Würtemberg (1261-1278) (3) Adelheid von Rieneck
    1. (1)Hermann VIII von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1338)
    2. (3)Rudolf Hesso von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1335) X Jeanne de Bourgogne-Montbéliard (-1349)
      1. Margareta von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1367) X Friedrich III von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1327-1353)
      2. Adelheid von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1399) X (1)Rudolf V von Zähringen-Baden-Pforzheim (?-1361)(2) Walram IV von Tierstein (-1386)
  4. Rudolf III von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (-1332) X Jutta von Strassberg
  5. Kunigunde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1265-1310) X Friedrich VI von Hohenzollern-Zollern (?-1298)
  6. Adelheid von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1295) ABBESS
  7. Kunigunde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1315) X Rudolf II von Wertheim (?-1306)
  8. Irmengard von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1270-1320) X Eberhard I von Württemberg (1265-1325)
3. Mechtilde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1258) X Ulrich I von Würtemberg (1226-1265)
4. Elisabeth von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?) X (1) Eberhart von Eberstein (2) Ludwig II von Lichtenberg

House of Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg

Heinrich I von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (1190-1231) X Agnes von Urach
1. Heinrich II von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg, (-1297) X Anna von Üsingen-Ketzingen
  1. Heinrich III von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (-1330) X Agnes von Hohenberg (-1310)
    1. Heinrich IV von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (-1369) X Anna von Üsenberg
      1. Otto von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (-1386) X Elisabeth Malterer
      2. Johann von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (-1409)
      3. Hesso von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg (-1410) X (1) Agnes von Geroldseck (2) Margarete von Tübingen
        
        (1)Heinrich
        
        Hesso
        
        Otto (-1418)
        
        (2)Margarete X Friedrich von Leiningen
      4. Kunigunde von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg
    2. Rudolf von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg
    3. Hermann von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg
  2. Rudolf I von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (-1313) X Agnes von Rötteln
    1. Anna (-1331) X Friedrich von Freiburg (1316-1356)
    2. Heinrich von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1300-1318)
    3. Rudolf II von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1301-1352) X Katharina von Thierstein
      1. Rudolf III von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1343-1428) X (1) Adelheid von Lichtenberg (2) Anne von Freiburg-Neuchâtel (1374-1427)
        
        Otto von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1388-1451) BISHOP
        
        Vereja von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1391-?) X Heinrich V von Fürstemberg
        
        Rudolf von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1393-1419)
        
        Agnes von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg NUN
        
        Katharina von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (-1419) NUN
        
        Anna von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (-1419) NUN
        
        Margarethe von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (-1419) NUN
        
        Wilhelm von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1406-1482) X (1) Elisabeth von Montfort-Bregenz (broken 1436)
        
        Rudolf IV von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1426-1487) X Marguerite de Vienne (1422-1458)
        
        Katharina von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1450-14??)
        
        Philipp von Zähringen-He cornerachberg-Sausenburg (1454-15??) X Marie de Savoie (1461-15??)
        
        Johanna von Zähringen-Neuchâtel (1485-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Hugo von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (-1444)
        
        Ursula von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg X Jakob Truchseß von Waldburg
      2. Agnes (-1405) X Burkhard II von Buchegg (-1365)
    4. Otto I von Zähringen-Hachberg-Sausenburg (1302-1384) X (1) Catherine de Grandson (2) Elisabeth von Straßburg (-1352)
  3. Friedrich von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg
  4. Verena von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg X Egino von Fürstenberg
  5. Hermann von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg
  6. Kunigunde von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg NUN
  7. Agnes von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg X Walter von Reichenberg
  8. Elisabeth von Zähringen-Baden-Hachberg NUN
2. Werner (priest)
3. Hermann

BAVARIA

House of Wittelsbach-Bayern

Ludwig III von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1282-1347) X (1) Beatrix von Schweidnitz (1290-1322) (2)Marguerite de Hainaut
1. (1)Mathilda von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1313-1346) X Friedrich II von Wettin-Meißen (1310-1349) (see Thuringia)
2. daughter (1314)
3. Ludwig V von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1315-1361) X(1) Margrethe af Jelling-Danmark (1305-1340) (2) Margarete von Meinhard-Tyrol (1318-1369)
  1. (1) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1326-1345)
  2. (2)Hermann von Bayern (1343-1360)
  3. Meinhard III von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1344-1363) X Margarete von Habsburg-Österreich(1346-1366)
4. Anna (1317-1319)
5. Agnes (1318)
6. Stephan II von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1319-1375) X (1) Isabella de Barcelona-Sicilia (1310-1349) (2) Margarete von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1377)
  1. Stephan III von Wittelsbach-Ingolstadt (1337-1413) X (1) Taddea Visconti (1351-1381) (2) Elisabeth von La Marck-Kleve (1378-1424)
    1. (1)Ludwig VII von Wittelsbach-Ingolstadt (1368-1447) X (1)Anne de Bourbon (1380-1408) (2) Catherine d'Alençon (1380-1462)
      1. (1)Ludwig VIII von Wittelsbach-Ingolstadt (1403-1445) X Margarette von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1410-1465)
      2. Johann (1404)
      3. (2)Johann (1414)
    2. Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Ingolstadt (1371-1435) X Charles VI de France (1368-1422) MAD
  2. Agnes (1338-13??) X Jacques de Lusignan, King of Cyprus (1334-1498)
  3. Friedrich von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1339-1393) X (1) Anna von Leuffen (?) (2) Maddalena Visconti (1366-1404)
    1. (1) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1361-1382) X Marco Visconti (1353-1382)
    2. (2) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1383-1442) X Friedrich VI von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1371-1440)
    3. Margarete (1384)
    4. Heinrich XVI von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1386-1450) X Margarete von Habsburg-Österreich (1395-1447)
      1. Johanna von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1413–1444) X Otto I. von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1390–1461)
      2. Albrecht (1414–1416)
      3. Friedrich (1415–1416)
      4. Ludwig IX von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1417–1479) X Amalie von Wettin-Sachsen (1435-1495)
        
        Elisabeth (1452–1457);
        
        Georg von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1455–15??) X Jadwiga Jagiellończyk-Polska (1457–15??);
        
        Ruprecht (1477)
        
        Elisabeth (1478–1504) UNMARRIED
        
        Margarete (1480–1531) NUN
        
        Wolfgang (1482)
        
        Margarete von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1456-15??) X Philipp von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1448–15??);
        
        Anna (1462).
      5. Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1419–1451) X Ulrich V von Württemberg-Stuttgart (1413–1480)
      6. Margarete (1420)
    5. Magdalena von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1388-1410) X Johann Meinhard VII. von Meinhardiner-Görz (1378-1430)
    6. Johann (1390-1396)
  4. Johann II von Wittelsbach-München (1341-1397) X Katharina von Meinhardiner-Görz (135?-1391)
    1. Ernst I von Wittelsbach-München (1373-1438) X Elisabetta Visconti (1374-1432)
      1. Albrecht III von Wittelsbach-München (1401–1460) X (1) Agnes Bernauer (um 1410–1435) (2) Anna von Guelph-Grubenhagen (1420–1474);
        
        Johann IV von Wittelsbach-München (1437–1463)
        
        Ernst von Wittelsbach-München (1438–1460);
        
        Siegmund von Wittelsbach-Dachau (1439–15??);
        
        Albrecht von Wittelsbach-München (1440–1445);
        
        Margarete von Wittelsbach-München (1442–1479) X Federico Gonzaga (1441–1484);
        
        Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-München (1443–1484) X Ernst I. von Wettin-Sachsen (1441–1486);
        
        Albrecht IV von Wittelsbach-München (1447–15??) X Kunigunde von Habsburg-Österreich (1465–15??);
        
        Kids starting 1488, seemed healthy.
        
        Christoph von Wittelsbach-München (1449–14??);
        
        Wolfgang von Wittelsbach-München (1451–15??) BISHOP
        
        Barbara von Wittelsbach-München (1454–1472) NUN
      2. Beatrix von Wittelsbach-München (1403–1447) X (1) Graf Hermann III. Celjski (1380–1426),(2) Johann von Wittelsbach-Neumarkt (1383–1443);
      3. Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-München (1406-1468)X (1) Adolf von Jülich-Berg (1370-1437) (2) Hesso von Leiningen († 1467)
      4. Amalie (1408–1432) NUN
    2. Wilhelm III von Wittelsbach-München (1375-1435) X Margarete von La Marck-Kleve (1416-1444)
      1. Adolph von Wittelsbach-München (1434–1441)
      2. William (1435)
    3. Sophie (1376-1425) von Wittelsbach-München X Vaclav IV von Luxemburg-Ceske (1361-1419)
7. (2)Margarete von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1321-1374) X (1) Stepan Anzuvinac (1332-1354) (2) Gerlach von Hohenlohe (?)
8. Anna von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1326-1361) X Johann von Wittelsbach-Niederbayern (1329-1340)
9. Ludwig VI von Wittelsbach-Brandenburg (1328-1365) X (1) Kunigunda Piast (1334-1357) (2) Ingeborg von Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1343-1395)
10. Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1329-1402) X (1) Cangrande della Scala (1332-1359) (2) Ulrich von Württemberg (1342-1388)
11. WIlhelm III von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1330-1389) X Maud of Lancaster (1339-1362)
  1. girl (1356)
12. Agnes von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1335-1352) NUN
13. Albtecht I von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1336-1404) X Małgorzata Piast-Brzeg (1342-1386)
  1. Katharina von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1360–1402) X Wilhelm von Jülick-Geldern (1364-1402)
  2. Johanna von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1362–1386) X Vaclav IV von Luxemburg-Ceske (1361-1419)
  3. Margarete von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1363–1423) X Jean de Bourgogne (1371-1419)
  4. Wilhelm II von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1365–1417) X Marguerite de Bourgogne (1374-1441)
    1. Jacqueline de Wittelsbach-Hainaut (1401-1436) X (1) Jean de Valois-France (1398-1416) (2) Jean IV de Valois-Brabant (1403-1427) (3) Humphrey of Lancaster-Gloucester (1390-1447) (4) Frank van Borselen (-1470)
  5. Albrecht II von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1368–1397)
  6. Johann III von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1374–1425) BISHOP X Eliska von Luxemburg-Görlitz (1390-1451)
  7. Johanna Sophie (1377–1410) X Albrecht IV. von Habsburg-Österreich (1377-1404)
14. Otto V von Wittelsbach-Brandenburg (1340-1379) X Kateřina von Luxemburg-Ceske (1342-1395)
15. Beatrix von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1344-1359) X Erik XII ak Sverige (1339-1359)
16. Ludwig (1347-1348)

BOHEMIA

House of Luxemburg

Heinrich VII von Luxemburg (1275-1313) X Margaretha van Reinier-Brabant (1276-1311)
1. Jan I von Luxemburg-Ceske (1296-1346, Crécy) X (1) Eliška Přemyslovna-Ceske (1292-1330) (2) Béatrice de Bourbon (1320-1383)
  1. (1) Markéta von Luxemburg-Ceske (1313-1341) X Heinrich XIV von Wittelsbach-Niederbayern (1305-1339)
  2. Gitka von Luxemburg-Ceske (1315-1349) X Jean II (1319-1364)
  3. Karel IV von Luxemburg-Ceske (1316-1378) X (1) Blanche de Valois (1323-1348) (2) Anna von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1329-1353) (3) Anna Piast-Swidnica (1339-1362) (4) Elisabeth von Greifen-Stolp (1347-1393)
    1. (1) Markéta von Luxemburg-Ceske (1335-1349) X Lajos I d'Anjou-Magyarorszag (1326-1382)
    2. Katerina von Luxemburg-Ceske (1342-1395) X (1) Rudolf IV von Habsburg-Österreich (1339-1365) (2) Otto V von Wittelsbach-Brandenburg (1340-1379)
    3. (2) Vaclav (1350-1351)
    4. (3) Eliska von Luxemburg-Ceske (1358-1373) X Albrecht III von Habsburg-Österreich (1349-1395)
    5. Vaclav von Luxemburg-Ceske (1361-1419) X (1) Johanna von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1362–1386) (2) Sophie von Wittelsbach-München (1376-1425)
    6. (4) Anna von Luxemburg-Ceske (1366-1394) X Richard II of England (1367-1400)
    7. Zikmund von Luxemburg-Magyarorszag (1368-1437) X (1) Maria d'Anjou-Magyarorszag (1371-1395) (2) Barbara von Celje (1390-1451)
      1. (2) Eliska von Luxemburg-Magyarorszag (1409-1442) X Albrecht V von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1397-1439)
    8. Jan von Luxemburg-Görlitz (1370-1396) X Rikardis Katarina av Mecklenburg-Sverige (1370-1400)
      1. Eliska von Luxemburg-Görlitz (1390-1451) X (1) Antoine de Valois-Brabant (1384-1415) (2) Johann III von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1374-1425)
    9. Markéta von Luxemburg-Ceske (1373-1410) X Johann III von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1369-1420)
  4. Ottokar (1318-1320)
  5. Jan Jindrich von Luxemburg-Morava (1322-1375) X (1) Margarete von Meinhardiner-Tirol (1318-1369) broken 1349 (2) Markéta Prezmyslovna-Opava (1330-1363) (3) Margarete von Habsburg-Österreich (1344-1366) (4) Elisabeth von Öettingen
    1. (2) Jobst von Luxemburg-Morava (1351-1411) X (1) Elzbieta Piast-Opole (1360-1411) (2) Agnieszke Piast-Opole
    2. Katarina von Luxemburg-Morava (1353-1378) X Heinrich von Falkenberg (-1382)
    3. Prokop von Luxemburg-Morava (1355-1405)
    4. Jan Sobeslav von Luxemburg-Morava (1356-1394) BISHOP
    5. Eliska von Luxemburg-Morava (1355-1400) X Wilhelm I von Wettin-Meißen (1343-1407)
    6. Anna von Luxemburg-Morava (-1407) X Petr ze Sternberka
  6. Anna von Luxemburg-Ceske (1323-1338) X Otto von Habsburg-Österreich (1301-1339)
  7. Eliska (1323-1324)
  8. (2) Wenzel I von Luxemburg (1337-1383) X Johanna van Reinier-Brabant (1322-1406)
2. Maria von Luxemburg (1304-1324) X Charles IV (1394-1328)
3. Beatrix von Luxemburg (1305-1319) X Kàroly Ròbert d'Anjou-Magyarorszag (1288-1342)

BRANDENBURG

House of Hohenzollern-Nürnberg

Friedrich IV von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1287-1332) X Margareta von Meinhardiner-Kärnten (-1348)
1. Helena von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1307-1378)X (1) Otto VIII von Askanier-Weimar (-1334) (2) Heinrich VIII von Schwarzburg (-1358)
2. Johann II von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1328-1357) X Elisabeth von Henneberg (1318-1377)
  1. Friedrich V von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1333-1398) X Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (1329-1375)
    1. Beatrix von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1355–1414) X Albrecht III. von Habsburg-Österreich (1349-1395)
    2. Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1358–1411) X Ruprecht III. von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1352–1410)
    3. Agnes von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1366-1432) X Friedrich von Daber (-1410) then ABBESS
    4. Margaret von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1367–1406) X Hermann II von Reinier-Hessen (1341-1413)
    5. Johann III von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1369–1420) X Markéta von Luxemburg-Ceske (1373-1410)
      1. Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1391-1429) X Eberhard III von Württemberg (1364-1417)
    6. Friedrich VI/I von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1371–1440) X Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1383-1442)
      1. Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1403-1449) X (1) Ludwik II Piast-Brzeg (1380-1436) (2) Wenzel von Piast-Cieszyn (1413-1474)
      2. Johann von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1406-1464) X Barbara von Askanier-Sachsen (1405-1465)
        
        Rudolf (1424)
        
        Barbara von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1423-1481) X Ludovico III Gonzaga (1412-1478)
        
        Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1425-1465) X (1) Joachim von Greifen-Stettin (2) Wartislaw X von Greifen-Barth
        
        Dorothea von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1431-1494) X (1) Christoffer III af Wittelsbach-Skandinavien (1416-1448) (2) Christian I af Oldenburg-Skandinavien (1426-1481)
      3. Cecilia von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1405-1449) X Wilhelm III von Welf-Lüneburg (1392-1482)
      4. Margarette von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1410-1465) X (1) Albrecht V von Mecklenburg (1397-1423) (2) Ludwig VIII von Wittelsbach-Ingolstadt (1403-1445) (3) Martin von Waldenfels (-1471)
      5. Magdalene von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1412-1454) X Friedrich II von Welf-Lüneburg (1418-1478)
      6. Friedrich II von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1413-1471) X Katharina von Wettin-Sachsen (1421-1476)
        
        Dorothea von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1446-15??) X Johann V von Askanier-Lauenburg (1446-15??)
        
        Margarete von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1450-1489) X Bogislaw X von Greifen-Pommern (1454-15??)
        
        Johann von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1406-1454)
        
        Erasmus von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1452-1465)
      7. Albrecht III von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1414-1486) X (1) Margarete von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1431-1457) (2) Anna von Wettin-Sachsen (1437-15??)
        
        (1) Wolfgang (1450)
        
        Ursula von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1450-15??) X Jindrich Podebrady-Münsterberg (1448-15??)
        
        Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1451-15??) X Eberhard VI von Württemberg (1447-15??)
        
        Margareta von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1453-15??) NUN
        
        Johann II von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1455-1498) X Margarete von Wettin-Thüringen (1449-1499)
        
        Wolfgang (1482)
        
        Joachim (1484-1496)
        
        Elisabeth (1486)
        
        Anna von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1487-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Ursula (1488-1490)
        
        Albrecht IV von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1490-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Friedrich (1457)
        
        (2) Frederick I von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1460-15??) X Zofia Jagiellończyk-Polska (1464-15??)
        
        Elisabeth (1480)
        
        Kasimir von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1481-15??). UNMARRIED
        
        Margaret von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1483-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        George von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1484-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Sophia von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1485-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Maria (1486)
        
        Anna von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1487) UNMARRIED
        
        Barbara (1488-1490).
        
        MORE KIDS
        
        Amalie von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1461-1481) X Kaspar von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1459-1495)
        
        Anna (1462)
        
        Barbara von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1464-15??) X (1) Henryk XI Piast-Głogów (1435-1476) (2) Wladislav II Jagiellon-Ceske (1456-15??)
        
        Albrecht (1466)
        
        Sibylle von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1467-15??) X Wilhelm IV von Jülich (1455-15??)
        
        Siegmund von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1468-1495).
        
        Albrecht (1470)
        
        Georg (1472-1476).
        
        Dorothea (1471-15??), ABBESS
        
        Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1474-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Magdalene (1476-1480).
        
        Anastasia von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1478-15??) UNMARRIED
      8. Sofia von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1417)
      9. Dorothea von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1420-1492) X Heinrich IV von Mecklemburg (1417-1477)
      10. Friedrich von Hohenzollern-Altmark (1424-1463) X Agnes von Greifen-Barth (1434-15??)
        
        Magdalena von Hohenzollern-Altmark (1460-1494) von Welf-Göttingen X Eitel Friedrich II von Hohenzollern
    7. Anna von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1375–1392) NUN
    8. Katharina von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg(1375–1409) ABBESS
  2. Margarete von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1377) X Stephan II von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1319-1375)
  3. Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1383) X Ulrich von Schaunberg
  4. Anna von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1383) ABBESS
  5. Adelheid von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1370) NUN
3. Konrad II von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (-1334)
4. Friedrich von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg, BISHOP
5. Anna von Zollern-Nürnberg (-1340) X Ulrich I. von Leuchtenberg (1293–1334)
6. Margarethe von Zollern-Nürnberg (1330-1382) X Adolf I von Nassau-Idstein (1307-1370)
7. Agnes von Zollern-Nürnberg (1336-1364) X (1) Berthold V von Neuggen-Marstetten (2) Albrecht II von Werdenberg
8. Albrecht von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1319-1361) X Sophie von Henneberg (-1372)
  1. Margarethe von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1359-1391) X Balthasar von Wettin-Thüringen (1336-1406)
  2. Anna von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1360-1413) X Swantibor III von Greifen-Stettin (1351-1413)
9. Berthold von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg, (1320-1365) BISHOP
10. Katharina von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1323-1373) X Eberhard I. von Wertheim

BRUNSWICK

House of Welf

Otto I. von Welf-Braunschweig (1204-1252) X Mathilde von Askanier-Brandenburg (1210-1261)
1. Mathilde von Welf-Braunschweig (1229-1295) X Heinrich von Askanier-Aschersleben (1215-1266)
2. Helene von Welf-Braunschweig (1231-1273) X (1) Hermann II von Ludowinger-Thüringen (1222-1241) (2) Albrecht I von Askanier-Sachsen (1175-1260)
3. Otto (1233-1247)
4. Elisabeth von Welf-Braunschweig (1235-1266) X Willem II van Gerulfingen-Holland (1227-1256)
5. Albrecht I von Welf-Braunschweig (1236-1279) X (1) Elisabeth van Reinier-Brabant (1243-161) (2) Alessia del Monferatto (-1285)
  1. (2) Heinrich I von Welf-Grubenhagen (1267-1322) X Agnes von Wettin-Thuringen
    1. Alessina von Welf-Grubenhagen (1282–?) ∞ Graf Friedrich von Beichlingen († 1333)
    2. Otto von Welf-Grubenhagen (1283–1309)
    3. Albrecht von Welf-Grubenhagen (1284–1341) WARMONK
    4. Adelheid von Welf-Grubenhagen (1285–1320) ∞ Heinrich VI. von Meinhardiner-Ceske (1265–1335)
    5. Agnes von Welf-Grubenhagen († 1332) NUN
    6. Heinrich II. von Welf-Grubenhagen (1289-1351) X (1) Jutta von Askanier-Brandenburg (?) (2) Heloïse d'Ibelin
      1. (1) Riddag Welf-Grubenhagen (?)
      2. Agnes von Welf-Grubenhagen (1318-1371) X Barnim III von Greifen-Stettin (1300-1368)
      3. Otto von Welf-Grubenhagen (1320-1398) X Giovanna I Anjou-Napoli (1326-1382)
      4. Johann von Welf-Grubenhagen (1321-1371) PRIEST
      5. Ludwig von Welf-Grubenhagen (1323-1373) PRIEST
      6. (2) Philipp von Welf-Grubenhagen (1332-1369) X (1) Héloïse de Dampierre (2) Alix d'Ibelin (1304-1386)
        
        Helvis von Welf-Grubenhagen (1353-1421) X Jacques Ier de Lusignan-Chypre (1334-1398)
      7. Riddag von Welf-Grubenhagen (1334-1364)
      8. Balthazar von Welf-Grubenhagen (1336-1384)
      9. Thomas von Welf-Grubenhagen (1338-1384) MONK
      10. Melchior von Welf-Grubenhagen (1341-1381) BISHOP
      11. Helvis von Welf-Grubenhagen X Louis de Nores
    7. Adelheid-Irene von Welf-Grubenhagen (1293–1324) X Andronikos III Paleologos-Rhomanion (1296-1341)
    8. Ernst von Welf-Grubenhagen (1297–1361) X Adelheid von Eberstein-Polle (-1373)
      1. Otto (1337)
      2. Albrecht I. von Welf-Grubenhagen (1339-1383) X Agnes von Welf-Lüneburg (-1410)
        
        Erich I von Welf-Grubenhagen (1383-1427) X Elisabeth von Welf-Göttingen
        
        Heinrich III von Welf-Grubenhagen (1416-1464) X Malgorzata Piast-Zagan (1415-1497)
        
        Otto von Welf-Grubenhagen (1458)
        
        Heinrich IV von Welf-Grubenhagen (1460-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Ernst II von Welf-Grubenhagen (1418-1466) PRIEST
        
        Albrecht II von Welf-Grubenhagen (1419-1485) X Elisabeth von Waldeck (1455-15??)
        
        Ernst (1474-1485)
        
        Sophie (1475-1482)
        
        Philipp I (1476-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Erich (1478-15??) PRIEST
        
        Agnes von Welf-Grubenhagen (1406-1439) ABBESS
        
        Anna von Welf-Grubenhagen (1414-1474) X (1) Albrecht III von Wittelsbach-München (1401-1460) (2) Friedrich III von Welf-Göttingen (1424-1495)
        
        Elisabeth von Welf-Grubenhagen X Kazimir V von Greifen-Stettin (1380-1435)
      3. Johann II. von Welf-Grubenhagen (-1401) PRIEST
      4. Adelheid von Welf-Grubenhagen (1341–1406) X Bogislaw V. von Greiffen-Stolp (1326–1374)
      5. Agnes von Welf-Grubenhagen (1342–1394) X Ulrich von Hohenstein
      6. Anna von Welf-Grubenhagen (1343–1409) X Heinrich VIII. von Hohenstein
      7. Ernst von Welf-Grubenhagen (1346–1400) ABBOT
      8. Friedrich von Welf-Osterode (1350–1421) X Adelheid von Askanier-Bernburg
        
        Otto II von Welf-Osterode (1396-1452) X Schonetta von Nassau (-1436)
      9. Anna von Welf-Grubenhagen (um 1360–1437), ABBESS
    9. Mathilde von Welf-Grubenhagen (1295-1344) X Johann II. von Mecklenburg-Güstrow (-1337)
    10. Richardis von Welf-Grubenhagen (1300-1332) ABBESS
    11. Wilhelm von Welf-Grubenhagen (-1360)
    12. Johann von Welf-Grubenhagen (-1367) PRIEST
  2. Albrecht II von Welf-Braunschweig (1268-1318) X Rixa von Mecklemburg-Güstrow (1270-1317)
    1. Adelheid von Welf-Braunschweig (1290–1311) X Johann von Reinier-Niederhessen (-1311)
    2. Otto von Welf-Braunschweig (1292-1344) X (1) Jutta von Reinier-Hessen (1289-1317) (2) Agnes von Askanier-Salzwedel (1297-1334)
      1. (1) Agnes von Welf-Braunschweig (1317-1371)
    3. Mechtildis (1293-1356) X Heinrich V. von Honstein-Sondershausen (1290–1356)
    4. Albrecht von Welf-Braunschweig (1294–1359) BISHOP
    5. Wilhelm von Welf-Braunschweig(1295-1318) WARMONK
    6. Heinrich von Welf-Braunschweig (1297-1363) BISHOP
    7. Richenza von Welf-Braunschweig(1298-1317) NUN
    8. Johann von Welf-Braunschweig(1297-1333) WARMONK
    9. Bruno (1303)
    10. Magnus I. von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1304-1369) X Sophie von Askanier-Stendal (1300-1356)
      1. Mathilde von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (-1354) X Bernhard III. von Askanier-Bernburg (-1348)
      2. Magnus II von Welf-Lüneburg (1328–1373) X Katharina von Askanier-Bernburg (-1390)
        
        Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg X Gerhard VI. von Schauenburg-Schleswig (-1404)
        
        Friedrich von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1357–1400) X Anna von Askanier-Sachsen (-1426)
        
        Katharina von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (-1439) X Heinrich XIX von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg
        
        Anna von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1390-1432) X Friedrich IV von Habsburg-Tirol (1382-1439)
        
        Bernhard von Welf-Lüneburg (1358-1434) X Margarete von Askanier-Sachsen (1370-1418)
        
        Otto IV von Welf-Lüneburg (-1446) X Elisabeth von Everstein (1404-1468)
        
        (daughter)
        
        Friedrich II von Welf-Lüneburg (1418-1478) X Magdalene von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1412-1454)
        
        Bernhard II von Welf-Lüneburg (-1464) X Mathilde von Schauenburg-Pinneberg (-1468)
        
        Otto von Welf-Lüneburg (-1471) X Anna von Nassau-Dillenburg (1441-15??)
        
        Wilhelm (1467-1470)
        
        Heinrich I von Welf-Lüneburg (1468-15??) X Margarete von Wettin-Sachsen (1469-1528)
        
        kids
        
        Margarete (1442-15??) X Heinrich von Mecklemburg-Stargrad (-1466)
        
        Katharina von Welf-Lüneburg X Kasimir V von Greifen-Stettin (1380-1435)
        
        Heinrich von Welf-Lüneburg (-1416) X (1) Sophie von Greifen-Barth (-1406) (2) Margarete von Reinier-Hessen (1389-1471)
        
        (1) Wilhelm von Welf-Braunschweig (1392-1482) X (1) Cecilia von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1405-1449) (2) Mathilde von Schauenburg-Pinneberg (-1468)
        
        (1) Friedrich von Welf-Göttingen (1424-1495) X (1) Anna von Welf-Grubenhagen (1415-1474) (2) Margarete von Rietberg
        
        Wilhelm von Welf-Braunschweig (1425-15??) X Elisabeth von Stolberg-Wernigerode (1438-15??)
        
        Anna von Welf-Braunschweig (1460-15??) X Wilhelm I von Reinier-Niederhessen (1466-15??)
        
        Heinrich von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1463-15??) X Katharina von Greifen-Wolgast (1465-15??)
        
        Christopher UNMARRIED
        
        Katharina UNMARRIED
        
        Heinrich UNMARRIED
        
        more kids
        
        Erich von Welf-Göttingen (1470-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        (2) Otto (1468-1471)
        
        Katharina von Welf-Lüneburg (1395-1442) X Friedrich I von Wettin-Sachsen (1370-1428)
        
        (2) Heinrich von Welf-Lüneburg (1411-1473) X Helen von La Marck-Kleve (1423-1471)
        
        Margarete von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1450-1499) X William III von Henneberg
        
        Agnes von Welf-Lüneburg (-1410) X Albrecht I. von Welf-Grubenhagen (1339–1383)
        
        Helene X Erich I. von Hoya
        
        Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg(-1420) X Moritz IV. von Oldenburg (1380–1420)
        
        Agnes von Welf-Lüneburg (1356-1434) X Albrekt von Mecklenburg-Sverige (1340-1412)
        
        Sophie von Welf-Lüneburg (1358–1416) X Erich IV. von Askanier-Lauenburg (1354-1411)
        
        Mechthild (1370–??) X Otto III. von Hoya (-1428)
        
        Otto II. (um 1364–1406) BISHOP
      3. Albrecht von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (-1395) BISHOP
      4. Heinrich (-1382) PRIEST
      5. Otto (1339)
      6. Ludwig von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1349-1367) X Mechtild von Welf-Lüneburg (-1410)
      7. Agnes von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1343-1404) X Heinrich VII. von Hohnstein (-1408)
      8. Sophie von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1340-1394) X Diedrich V. von Hohnstein (1306-1379)
      9. Ernst (-1385)
    11. Ernst I von Welf-Göttingen (1305-1367) X Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1329-1390)
      1. 6 kids, including :
      2. Otto von Welf-Göttingen (1330-1394) X Margarethe von Jülich-Berg (1364-1442)
        
        Otto II von Welf-Göttingen (1380-1463) X Agnes von Reinier-Hessen (-1471)
        
        Elisabeth
        
        Margarete von Welf-Göttingen X Heinrich von Schauenburg-Schleswig (1397-1427)
        
        Elisabeth von Welf-Göttingen X Erich I von Welf-Grubenhagen (1383-1427)
    12. Lüder (1296-1319)
    13. Jutta (1300-1332) NUN
  3. Wilhelm I von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1270-1292) X Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1270-1306)
  4. Otto von Welf-Braunschweig (-1347)
  5. Luther von Welf-Braunschweig (1275-1335) WARMONK
  6. Mathilde von Welf-Braunschweig (1276-1318) X Heinrich III von Piast-Glogow
  7. Konrad von Welf-Braunschweig (-1303)
6. Johann I von Welf-Lüneburg (1242-1277) X Liutgard von Schauenburg-Itsehoe (1251-1289)
  1. Otto II von Welf-Lüneburg (1266-1330) X Mathilde von Wittelsbach-Bayern (-1319)
    1. Johann von Welf-Lüneburg (-1324) PRIEST
    2. Otto III von Welf-Lüneburg (1296-1352) X Mathilde von Mecklemburg (1293-1358)
      1. Mathilde von Welf-Lüneburg (-1357) X Otto II von Waldeck
      2. Otto (?)
      3. Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg (-1386)
    3. Ludwig von Welf-Lüneburg (-1346) BISHOP
    4. Wilhelm II von Welf-Lüneburg (1300-1369) X (1) Hedwig von Calvelage-Ravensberg (-1336) (2) Maria (3) Sophie von Askanier-Bernburg (-1362) (4) Agnes von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1353-1387)
      1. (1) Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg (-1384) X (1) Otto von Askanier-Sachsen (-1350) (2) Nikolaus von Schauenburg-Rendsburg (1321-1397)
      2. (2) Mathilde von Welf-Lüneburg (-1410) X (1) Ludwig von Welf-Wolfenbuttel (-1367) (2) Otto von Schauenburg-Pinneberg (1330-1404)
    5. Mathilde von Welf-Lüneburg (-1316) X Nikolaus von Mecklemburg-Parchim (1283-1316)
  2. Mathilde von Welf-Lüneburg (-1301) X Heinrich I von Mecklemburg-Güstrow (1245-1291)
  3. Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg (-1298) X Johann von Oldenburg (1272-1316)
  4. Helena von Welf-Lüneburg X Konrad III von Wernigerode
  5. Agnes von Welf-Lüneburg (-1314) X Werner I von Hadmersleben (-1292)
7. Otto von Welf-Braunschweig (-1279) BISHOP
8. Konrad von Welf-Braunschweig (-1300) BISHOP
9. Adelheid von Welf-Braunschweig (-1274) X Heinrich I von Reinier-Hessen (1244-1308)
10. Agnes von Welf-Braunschweig (-1302) X Wizlaw II von Rügen

BURGUNDY

House of Valois-Bourgogne

Philippe de Valois-Bourgogne (1342-1404) X Marguerite III de Dampierre-Flandre (1350-1405)
1. Jean de Valois-Bourgogne (1371-1419) X Margarete von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1363-1423)
  1. Marguerite de Valois-Bourgogne (1393-1441) X (1) Louis de Valois-Guyenne (1397-1415) (2) Arthur III de Montfort-Breizh (1393-1458)
  2. Marie de Valois-Bourgogne (1394-1463) X Adolf I von La Marck-Kleve (1373-1448)
  3. Philippe de Valois-Bourgogne (1396-1467) X (1) Michelle de Valois-France (1395-1422) (2) Bonne d'Artois-Eu (1396-1425) (3) Isabella d'Aviz-Portugal (1397-1471)
    1. (1) Agnès (1422)
    2. (3) Antoine (1430-1432)
    3. Josse (1432)
    4. Charles de Valois-Bourgogne (1433-1477) X (1) Catherine de France (1428-1446) (2) Isabelle de Bourbon (1437-1465) (3) Margaret of York (1446-1480)
      1. Marie de Valois-Bourgogne (1457-15??) X Maximilian von Habsburg-Österreich (1459-15??)
  4. Catherine de Valois-Bourgogne (1400-1414) X Louis III de Valois-Anjou (1403-1438)
  5. Jeanne de Valois-Bourgogne (1401-1412) ;
  6. Isabelle de Valois-Bourgogne (1403-1412) X Olivier de Châtillon-Penthièvre (1403-1433)
  7. Anne de Valois-Bourgogne (1404-1432) X John of Lancaster-Bedford (1389-1435)
  8. Agnès de Valois-Bourgogne (1407-1476) X Charles I de Bourbon (1401-1456)
2. Marguerite de Valois-Bourgogne (1374-1441) X Wilhelm IV von Wittelsbach-Straubing (1365-1417)
3. Catherine de Valois-Bourgogne (1378-1425) X Leopold IV von Habsburg-Österreich (1371-1411) ;
4. Bonne de Valois-Bourgogne (1379-1399)
5. Antoine de Valois-Brabant (1384-1415) X (1) Jeanne de Luxembourg-Ligny (-1407) (2) Elzbieta von Luxembourg-Görlitz (1390-1451)
  1. Jean IV de Valois-Brabant (1403-1427) X Jacqueline de Wittelsbach-Hainaut (1401-1436)
  2. Philippe de Valois-Brabant (1404-1430)
  3. (2) Guillaume (1410)
  4. kid (1412)
6. Marie de Valois-Bourgogne (1380-1428) X Amédée VIII de Savoie (1383-1451)
7. Philippe de Valois-Nevers (1389-1415) X (1) Isabelle de Gand-Soissons (-1411) (2) Bonne d'Artois-Eu (1396-1425)
  1. (1)Philippe (1410-1411)
  2. Marguerite (1411)
  3. (2) Charles de Valois-Nevers (1414-1464) X Marie d'Albret (-1480)
  4. Jean de Valois-Nevers (1415-1478) X (1) Jacqueline d'Ailly (-1470) (2) Pauline de Brosse-Penthièvre (1450-1479) (3) Françoise d'Albret (-15??)
    1. (1) Elisabeth de Valois-Nevers (1439-1483) X Johann von La Marck-Kleve
    2. Philippe (1446-1452)
    3. Charlotte (1472-1499) X Jean d'Albret-Rethel (-15??)
8. Charles (1372-1373)
9. Louis (1377-1378)

HESSE

House of Reinier-Hessen

Heinrich I von Reinier-Hessen (1244-1308) X (1) Adelheid von Welf-Braunschweig (-1274) (2) Mechthild von Kleve (-1309)
1. (1) Sophia von Reinier-Hessen (1264-1331) X Otto von Waldeck (-1305)
2. Heinrich von Reinier-Hessen (1265-1298) X Agnes von Wittelsbach-Oberbayern (1276-1345)
  1. Agnes von Reinier-Hessen (-133?) X Gerlach I von Laurenburg-Nassau (1285-1361)
3. Mechtild von Reinier-Hessen (1267-1332) X (1) Gottfried VI von Ziegenhain (1262-1304) (2) Philipp III von Falkenstein (1257-1322)
4. Adelheid von Reinier-Hessen (1268-1317) X Berthold VII von Henneberg (1272-1340)
5. Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1269-1293) X Johann I von Sponheim-Sayn
6. son (1270-1274)
7. Otto von Reinier-Hessen (1272-1328) X Adelheid von Ravensburg (-1335)
  1. Heinrich II von Reinier-Hessen (1302-1376) X Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (1306-1368)
    1. Otto von Reinier-Hessen (1322-1366) X Elisabeth von Kleve (1307-1382)
    2. Adelheid von Reinier-Hessen (1323-1370) X Kazimierz III Piast-Polska (1310-1370)
    3. Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1329-1390) X Ernst I von Welf-Göttingen (1305-1367)
    4. Jutta (1330)
    5. Margarethe (-1353) NUN
  2. Otto von Reinier-Hessen (1301-1361) BISHOP
  3. Ludwig von Reinier-Hessen (1305-1345) X Elisabeth von Sponheim-Kreuznach (?)
    1. Otto (1341-1357)
    2. Hermann II von Reinier-Hessen (1342-1413) X Margarete von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1360-1406)
      Anna (1385–1386)
      
      Heinrich (1387–1394)
      
      Elisabeth (1388–1394).
      
      Margarete von Reinier-Hessen (1389–1446) X Heinrich von Welf-Lüneburg (-1416)
      
      Agnes von Reinier-Hessen (1391–1471) X Otto II von Welf-Göttingen (1380-1463)
      
      Hermann (1396–1406)
      
      Friedrich (1398–1402)
      
      Ludwig von Reinier-Hessen (1402–1458) X Anna von Wettin-Sachsen (1420-1462)
      
      Ludwig II. von Reinier-Niederhessen (1438–1471) X Mechtild von Württemberg-Urach (1436-149?)
      
      Anna (1455-1459)
      
      Elisabeth (1460)
      
      Wilhelm I von Reinier-Niederhessen (1466-15??) X Anna von Welf-Braunschweig (1460-15??)
      
      Mathilda (1489)
      
      Mathilda (1490-15??)
      
      MORE KIDS
      
      Wilhelm II von Reinier-Hessen (1469-15??) UNMARRIED
      
      Heinrich III. von Reinier-Oberhessen (1440–1483) X Anna von Katzenelnbogen (1443–149?)
      
      Ludwig (1461-1478)
      
      Friedrich (1463)
      
      Elisabeth von Reinier-Oberhessen (1466-15??) X Jan V van Nassau-Dillenburg (1455-15??)
      
      Wilhelm III von Reinier-Oberhessen (1471-1495)
      
      Mechtilde von Reinier-Oberhessen (1473-15??) X Johann II von La Marck-Kleve (1458-15??)
      
      Heinrich (1474-1475)
      
      Hermann von Reinier-Hessen (1449–1508) EL. BISHOP (Köln)
      
      Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1453–1489) X Johann III von Nassau-Weilburg (1441–1480)
      
      Friedrich (1458–1463)
    3. Agnes (1344-1394) ABBESS
  4. Hermann von Reinier-Hessen (-1369) MYSTERY MAN
  5. Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (-1373) X Rudolf II von Askanier-Sachsen (1307-1370)
8. (2) Johann von Reinier-Niederhessen (1278-1311) X Adelheid von Welf-Braunschweig (1290–1311)
  1. Elisabeth von Reinier-Niederhessen (-1339) X Otto VI von Ochsenstein
9. Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1276-1306) X Wilhelm I von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1270-1292)
10. Agnes von Reinier-Hessen (1277-1335) X Johann I von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1279-1300)
11. Ludwig von Reinier-Hessen (1282-1357) BISHOP
12. Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (1284-1308) X Albrecht II von Meinhardiner-Gorizia
13. Katharina von Reinier-Hessen (1286-1322) X Otto IV von Orlamünde
14. Jutta von Reinier-Hessen (1289-1317) X Otto von Welf-Braunschweig (1292-1344)

NETHERLANDS

House of Nassau
House of Kleve
House of La Marck
House of Jülich
House of Ravensberg-Berg

PALATINATE

House of Wittelsbach-Pfalz

Rudolf I von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1274-1319) X Mechtild von Nassau (1280-1323)
1. Ludwig von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1297–1312)
2. Adolf von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1300–1327) X Irmengard von Oettingen (-1389)
  1. Ruprecht II. von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1325–1398) X Beatrice d'Aragona (1326-1365)
    1. Anna von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1346–1408) X Wilhelm II. von Jülich-Berg (1348-1408)
    2. Friedrich von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1347–1395)
    3. Johann von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1349–1395)
    4. Mechthild von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1350–1378) X Sigost von Leuchtenberg
    5. Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1351–1401) X Albrecht von Nürnberg
    6. Ruprecht III. von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1352–1410) X Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1358–1411)
      1. Ruprecht Pipan von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1375–1397) X Elisabeth von Sponheim (1365–1417)
      2. Margarete von Wittelsbach-Pfalz(1376–1434) X Charles II de Lorraine (1364–1431)
      3. Friedrich von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1377–1401)
      4. Ludwig III. von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1378–1436) X (1) Blanche of England (1392–1409) (2) Mathilde de Savoie (1390–1438)
        
        Mechthild (1419–1482) X (1) Ludwig I von Württemberg (1411–1450) (2) Albrecht VI. von Habsburg-Österreich (1418–1463);
        
        Ludwig IV. (1424–1449) X Marguerite de Savoie (1420–1479)
        
        Philipp von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1448-15??) X Margarete von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1456-15??)
        
        TONS OF KIDS !
        
        Friedrich I. (1425–1476) X Clara Tott
        
        Friedrich von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1461-1474)
        
        Ludwig von Wittelsbach-Löwenstein (1463-15??) X Elisabeth von Montfort (-15??)
        
        Margarete (1489)
        
        MORE KIDS but irrelevant.
        
        Ruprecht von der Pfalz (1427–1480), BISHOP (Köln)
        
        Margarete (1428-1466) NUN
      5. Agnes (1379–1401) X Adolf II. von La Marck-Kleve(1373–1448)
      6. Elisabeth (1381–1408) X Friedrich IV. von Habsburg-Tirol (1382–1439)
      7. Johann von Wittelsbach-Neumarkt (1383–1443) X (1) Katharina von Greifen-Stolp (1390–1426) (2) Beatrix von Wittelsbach-München (1403–1447)
        
        Christoffer af Wittelsbach-Skandinavien (1416-1448) X Dorothea von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1430-1494)
      8. Stefan von Wittelsbach-Simmern-Zweibrücken (1385–1459) X Anna von Veldenz (1390–1439)
        
        Anna von Wittelsbach-Simmern-Zweibrücken (1413–1455) X Vincenz von Moers und Saarwerden (-149?)
        
        Margarethe (1416–1426)
        
        Friedrich I. von Wittelsbach-Simmern (1417–1480) X Margarete von Geldern (1436–1486)
        
        Ruprecht von Wittelsbach-Simmern-Zweibrücken (1420–1478), BISHOP
        
        Stephan von Wittelsbach-Simmern-Zweibrücken (1421–1481), PRIEST
        
        Ludwig I von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1424–1489) X Johanna von Croy (1435–15??)
        
        Margarete von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1456–15??) X Philipp von Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1450−15??)
        
        Kaspar von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1458–15??) X Amalie von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1461–1481)
        
        Johanna von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1459–15??), NUN
        
        Anna von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1461–15??), NUN
        
        Alexander von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1462–15??) UNMARRIED
        
        David von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1463–1478)
        
        Albrecht von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1464–15??) PRIEST
        
        Katharina von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1465–1542) ABBESS
        
        Philipp von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1467–1489), PRIEST
        
        Johann von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken (1468–1513), PRIEST
        
        Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Zweibrücken(1469–1500) X Johann Ludwig I. von Nassau-Saarbrücken (1472–15??)
        
        Samson (1474–1480)
        
        Johann von Wittelsbach-Simmern-Zweibrücken (1429–1475) BISHOP
      9. Otto I von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1390–1461) X Johanna von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1413–1444)
        
        Margarethe von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1432–1457) X Reinhard III. von Hanau (1412-1452)
        
        Amalie von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1433–1483) X Philipp von Rieneck
        
        Otto II. von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1435–149?)
        
        Ruprecht I. von Wittelsbach-Mosbachh (1437–1465) BISHOP
        
        Dorothea von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1439–1482) NUN
        
        Albrecht von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1440–15??), BISHOP (Strasbourg)
        
        Anna von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1441-) NUN
        
        Johann von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1443–1486) PRIEST
        
        Barbara von Wittelsbach-Mosbach (1444–1486) NUN
    7. Adolf (1355–1358)
  2. Friedrich (1326)
  3. Adolf (1327)
  4. (unnamed girl) (-1389).
3. Rudolf II von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1306–1353) X (1) Anna von Meinhardiner-Kärnten (1300–1335) (2) Margherita d'Aragona (1331–1377)
  1. Anna von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1329-1353) X Karel IV von Luxemburg-Ceske (1316-1378)
4. Ruprecht I von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1309–1390) X Élisabeth de Dampierre-Namur (1340–1382) (2) Beatrix von Jülich-Berg (1360–1395)
5. Mechthild von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1312–1375) X Johann III. von Sponheim-Starkenburg (-1399)
6. Anna (1318–1319).

POMERANIA

House of Greifens (three centuries of mess)

Boguslaw I von Greifens-Pommern (1130-1187) X (1) Walpurgis Estriden-Danmark (-1177) (2) Anastazja Piast-Wielkopolska
1. (1) Ratibor von Greifens-Pommern (1160-1183)
2. Wartislaw II von Greifens-Demmin (1160-1184) X Sophia Piast-Polska
3. (2) Boguslaw II von Greifens-Stettin (1177-1220) X Miroslawa Sobieslawice-Pomorze
  1. Barnim I von Greifens-Pommern (1210-1278) X (1) Anna-Maria von Askanier-Sachsen (122?-1252) (2) Margareta von Mecklemburg-Werle (1231-1261) (3) Matilda von Askanier-Brandenburg
    1. (1) Anastasia von Greifens-Pommern(1245-1317) X Heinrich I von Mecklemburg (1230-1302)
    2. (2)Boguslaw IV von Greifens-Wolgast (1258-1309) X (1)Mathilda von Askanier-Brandenburg (-128?) (2) Margarete von Rügen (-1318)
      1. (2) Eufemia von Greifens-Wolgast (1285-1330) X Christoffer II Estriden-Danmark (1276-1332)
      2. Wartislaw IV von Greifens-Wolgast (1290-1326) X Elisabeth von Lindow-Ruppin
        
        Bogislaw V von Greifens-Stolp (1318-1374) X (1) Elzbieta Piast-Polska (1326-1361) (2) Adelheid von Welf-Grubenhagen (1341-1406)
        
        (1) Elisabeth von Greifens-Stolp (1347-1393) X Karel IV von Luxemburg-Ceske
        
        Kasimir IV von Greifens-Stolp (1351-1377) X (1) Kenna Gediminid-Litva (~1350-1368) (2) Malgorzata Piast-Mazowska (1358-1388)
        
        (2) Wartislaw VII von Greifens-Stolp (1363-1394) X Maria von Mecklemburg-Schwerin
        
        Katharina von Greifens-Stolp (1390-1426) X Johann von Wittelsbach-Neumarkt (1383-1443)
        
        Erich af Greifens-Skandinavien (1381-1459) X Philippa of Lancaster-England (1364-1430)
        
        Bogislaw VIII von Greifens-Stolp (1364-1418) X Sophie von Schauenburg-Rendsburg (1375-)
        
        Bogislaw IX von Greifens-Stolp (1407-1446) X Maria Piast-Mazowska (1408-1454)
        
        Sophie von Greifens-Stolp (1435-1496) X Erich II von Greifens-Wolgast (1418-1474)
        
        Alexandra (1437-1451)
        
        daughter (1446-1449)
        
        Adelheid von Greifens-Stolp (1410-1445) X Bernhard II von Askanier-Lauenburg (1385-1463)
        
        Ingeborg von Greifens-Stolp (-1451) X Heinrich von Mecklemburg-Stargard (1412-1466)
        
        Barnim V von Greifens-Stargard (1369-1403)
        
        Margarete (1366-1407) X Ernst von Habsburg-Steiermark (1377-1424)
        
        Barnim IV von Greifens-Wolgast (1325-1365) X Sophie von Mecklemburg-Werle (1329-1364)
        
        Wartislaw VI von Greifens-Barth (1345-1394) X Anna von Mecklemburg-Stargard
        
        Barnim VI von Greifens-Wolgast (1365-1405) X Veronica von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg
        
        Barnim VII von Greifens-Gützkow (1390-1450)
        
        Wartislaw IX von Greifens-Wolgast (1400-1457) X Sophie von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1462)
        
        Erich II von Greifens-Wolgast (1418-1474) X Sophie von Greifens-Stolp
        
        Bogislaw X von Greifens-Pommern (1454-15??) X (1) Margarete von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1449-1489) (2) Anna Jagielloncyk-Polska
        
        (2) Kids !
        
        Kazimir (1455-1474)
        
        Wartislaw (1465-1475)
        
        Barnim (1467-1474)
        
        Elisabeth von Greifens-Wolgast (-15??) NUN
        
        Sophie von Greifens-Wolgast (1460-15??) X Magnus II von Mecklemburg-Schwerin (1441-15??)
        
        Margarete von Greifens-Wolgast (-15??) X Balthazar von Mecklemburg-Schwerin
        
        Katharina von Greifens-Wolgast (1465-15??) X Heinrich von Wolfenbüttel (1463-15??)
        
        Maria von Greifens-Wolgast (-15??) NUN
        
        Wartislaw X von Greifens-Wolgast (1435-1478) X (1) Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1425-1465) (2)Magdalena von Mecklemburg-Stargard (-15??)
        
        (1) Swantibor (1454-1464)
        
        Ertmar (1455-1464)
        
        Christoph (1450)
        
        Elisabeth
        
        Christoph
        
        Wartislaw VIII von Greifens-Wolgast (1373-1415) X Agnes von Askanier-Lauenburg (1435)
        
        Wartislaw (1398-1414)
        
        Barnim VIII von Greifens-Barth(1406-1451) X Anna von Wunstorf
        
        Anna von Greifens-Barth (1434-15??) X (1) Friedrich von Hohenzollern-Altmark (1424-1463) (2) Georg II von Askanier-Dessau
        
        Swantibor IV von Greifens-Rügen(1409-1436)
        
        Sophie von Greifens-Wolgast (-1453) X Wilhelm von Mecklemburg-Güstrow
        
        Sophie von Greifens-Barth (-1406) X Heinrich von Welf-Lüneburg (-1416)
        
        Bogislaw VI von Greifens-Wolgast (1350-1393) X (1) Jutta von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1360-1388) (2) Agnes von Welf-Lüneburg (-1434)
        
        (2) Agnes
        
        Sophia von Greifens-Wolgast (-1408) X (1) Erich I von Mecklemburg (-1397) (2) Nicholas V von Mecklemburg-Goldberg
        
        Elisabeth X Magnus I von Mecklemburg (1345-1384)
        
        Wartislaw V von Greifens-Neustettin (1326-1390)
      3. Elisabeth von Greifens-Wolgast (1291-1349) X Erich I von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1280-1360)
      4. Jutta von Greifens-Wolgast NUN
      5. Margareta von Greifens-Wolgast X (1) Nicholas von Rostock (1262-1314) (2) Jan Piast-Scinawa (1298-1363)
      6. Eufemia von Greifens-Wolgast (-1316) X Adolf von Schauenburg-Segeberg (1252-1308)
    3. (3)Miroslawa (1270-1327) X Niklot I von Schwerin
    4. Beatrix (-1315) X Heinrich II von Mecklemburg-Penzlin
    5. Mathilda (-1295)
    6. Barnim II von Greifen-Pommern (1277-1295)
    7. Otto I von Greifens-Stettin (1279-1344) X Elisabeth von Schauenburg-Plön (1282-1319)
      1. Barnim III von Greifens-Stettin (1300-1368) X Agnes von Welf-Grubenhagen (1318-1371)
        
        Otto (1337)
        
        Casimir III von Greifens-Stettin (1348-1372)
        
        Swantibor III von Greifens-Stettin (1351-1413) X Anna von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1360-1413)
        
        Otto II von Greifens-Stettin (1380-1428) X Agnes von Mecklemburg-Stargard
        
        Kasimir V von Greifens-Stettin (1381-1434) X (1) Katharina von Welf-Lüneburg (2) Elisabeth von Welf-Grubenhagen
        
        Joachim (-1424)
        
        Joachim von Greifens-Stettin (1424-1451) X Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1425-1465)
        
        Otto III von Greifens-Stettin (1444-1464)
        
        Anna von Greifens-Stettin (-1447) X Johann V von Mecklemburg-Schwerin
        
        (2) Margarete von Greifens-Stettin (1439-) X Albrecht III von Lindow-Ruppin
        
        Margarete X Ulrich I von Mecklemburg-Stargard (1382-1417)
        
        Bogislaw VII von Greifens-Stettin (1366-1404)
      2. Mechtild von Greifens-Stettin (-1332) X Johann III von Mecklemburg-Werle (1300-1352)
  2. Woislawa (-1229)
  3. Dobroslawa X Polish minors.
4. Kazimierz II von Greifens-Demmin (1180-1219) X Ingardis Estriden-Denmark (-1236)
  1. Wartislaw III von Greifens-Demmin (1210-1264) X Sophia
  2. Elisabeth
5. Dobroslawa von Greifens-Pommern (1187-1226) X Boleslaw Piast-Kujawy

DracoLazarus · Jan 31, 2017

The Ascanians make it spill over 100000 characters

so here is Württemberg
EDIT : it spills out even without Wurttemberg, so Saxony, Thuringia, Anhalt : all here.

ELECTORAL SAXONY, THURINGIA

House of Wettin

Heinrich III von Wettin-Meißen (1215-1288) X (1) Constantia von Babenberg-Österreich (1212-1243) (2) Anezka Premyslid-Ceske (1227-1268) (3) Elisabeth von Maltitz (1238-1333)
1. (1) Albrecht II von Wettin-Meißen (1240-1314) X (1) Margherita von Hohenstaufen-Sicilia (1241-1270) (2) Kunigunde von Eisenberg (1245-1286) (3) Elisabeth von Askanier-Orlamünde
  1. (1) Heinrich von Wettin-Pleissnerland (1256-1282) X Jadwiga Piast-Breslau
  2. Friedrich I von Wettin-Meißen (1257-1323) X (1) Agnes von Meinhardiner-Kärnten (-1293) (2) Elisabeth von Lobdeburg (-1359)
    1. (1) Friedrich von Wettin-Meißen (1293-1315) X Anna von Askanier-Wittenberg
    2. (2) Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (1306-1367) X Heinrich II von Reinier-Hesse (1299-1376)
    3. Friedrich II von Wettin-Meißen (1310-1349) X Mathilda von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1313-1346)
      1. Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (1329-1375) X Friedrich V von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1333-1398)
      2. Friedrich (1330)
      3. Friedrich III von Wettin-Meißen (1332-1381) X Katharina von Henneberg (1334-1397)
        
        Friedrich (1350)
        
        Friedrich I von Wettin-Sachsen (1370-1428) X Katharina von Welf-Lüneburg (1395-1442)
        
        Katharina (1411)
        
        Friedrich II von Wettin-Sachsen (1412-1462) Margaretha von Habsburg-Steiermark (1416–1486)
        
        Amalia von Wettin-Sachsen (1436-15??) X Ludwig IX von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1417-1479)
        
        Anna von Wettin-Sachsen (1437-15??) X Albrecht III von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1414-1486)
        
        Friedrich (1439-1451)
        
        Ernst von Wettin-Sachsen (1441-1486) X Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-München (1443-1484)
        
        Christina von Wettin-Sachsen (1461-15??) X Hans af Oldenburg-Skandinavien (1455-15??)
        
        Friedrich III von Wettin-Sachsen (1464-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Ernst von Wettin-Sachsen (1464-15??) BISHOP
        
        Adalbert (1467-1484)
        
        Johann von Wettin-Sachsen (1468-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Margarete (1469-15??) X Heinrich I von Welf-Lüneburg (1468-15??)
        
        Wolfgang (1473-1478)
        
        Albrecht von Wettin-Meißen (1443-1499) X Zdenka Podebrady-Ceske (1449-15??)
        
        Katharina von Wettin-Meißen (1468-15??) X Siegmund von Habsburg-Tirol (1427-149?)
        
        Georg von Wettin-Meißen (1471-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Heinrich von Wettin-Meißen (1473-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Friedrich von Wettin-Meißen (1474-15??) WARMONK
        
        Anna (1478-1479)
        
        Kid (1479)
        
        Ludwig (1481-1494)
        
        Johann (1484)
        
        Johann (1498)
        
        Margarete von Wettin-Sachsen (1444-1497) ABBESS
        
        Hedwig von Wettin-Sachsen (1445-15??) ABBESS
        
        Alexander (1447)
        
        Siegmund von Wettin-Sachsen (1416-1471) BISHOP
        
        Anna von Wettin-Sachsen (1420-1462) X Ludwig von Reinier-Hessen (1402–1458)
        
        Katharina von Wettin-Sachsen (1421-1476) X Friedrich II von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1413-1471)
        
        Heinrich (1422-1435)
        
        Wilhelm von Wettin-Thuringen (1425-1482) X (1) Anna von Habsburg-Magyarorszag (1432-1462) (2) Katharina von Brandenstein (-1492)
        
        Margarete von Wettin-Thuringen (1449-1499)
        
        Katharina von Wettin-Thuringen (1453-15??) X Heinrich II von Podebrady-Münsterberg
        
        Wilhelm II von Wettin-Landsberg (1371-1425)
        
        Georg von Wettin-Meißen (1380-1401)
      4. Balthazar von Wettin-Thuringen (1336-1406) X (1) Margarethe von Hohenzollern-Nürnberg (1359-1391) (2) Anna von Askanier-Sachsen (-1426)
        
        Friedrich von Wettin-Thüringen (1384-1440) X Anna von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (-1431)
        
        Anna von Wettin-Thüringen (-1395) X Rudolf III von Askanier-Sachsen (1378-1419)
      5. Beatrix von Wettin-Meißen (1339-1399) NUN
      6. Ludwig von Wettin-Meißen (1340-1382) BISHOP
      7. Wilhelm I von Wettin-Meißen (1343-1407) X (1) Eliska von Luxemburg-Morava (1355-1400) (2) Anna von Welf-Braunschweig
      8. Anna von Wettin-Meißen (1345-1363) NUN
      9. Klara (1345-?)
  3. Dietzmann IV von Wettin-Thuringen (1260-1307) X Jutta von Henneberg
  4. Margarete (1262-1273)
  5. Agnes von Wettin-Meißen (1264-1332) X Heinrich I von Welf-Grubenhagen (1267-1322)
  6. (2) Albrecht von Wettin-Tenneberg (1270-1305)
  7. Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (1269-) X Heinrich III von Frankenstein
2. Dietrich von Wettin-Landsberg (1242-1285) X Helena von Askanier-Brandenburg
  1. Sophie von Wettin-Landsberg (1259-1318) X Konrad I Piast-Glogow (1230-1273)
  2. Friedrich von Wettin-Landsberg (1269-1291) X Katharina von Wittelsbach-Niederbayern (1267-1310)
    1. Elisabeth von Wettin-Landsberg
  3. Gertrude von Wettin-Landsberg (-1325) NUN
  4. Helen von Wettin-Landsberg NUN
  5. Brigitta
3. (3) Friedrich von Wettin-Meißen (1273-1316) X Jutta von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg
  1. Elisabeth von Wettin-Meißen (-1347) X Otto II von Askanier-Aschersleben
4. Hermann

House of Askanier

Bernhardt III von Askanier-Sachsen (1140-1212) X (1) Jutta Estridsen-Danmark (2) Sophie Ludowingen-Thuringen (3) Judyta Piast-Polska (1154-1204)
1. (1) Heinrich I von Askanier-Anhalt (1170-1252) X Irmgard von Ludowingen-Thuringen (1197-1244)
  1. Heinrich II von Askanier-Aschersleben (1215-1262) X Mathilde von Welf-Braunschweig (1229-1295)
    1. Otto I von Askanier-Aschersleben (-1304) X (1) Jadwiga Piast-Breslau (1256-1300)
      1. Otto II von Askanier-Aschersleben (-1315) X Elisabeth von Meißen (-1347)
        
        Katharina von Askanier-Aschersleben (-1269) X Hermann VI von Askanier-Orlamünde
        
        Elisabeth (1313-1317)
      2. Sophie von Askanier-Aschersleben X Ulrich III von Regenstein-Heimburg
      3. Elisabeth von Askanier-Aschersleben X Friedrich von Beichlingen-Rotenburg
    2. Heinrich III von Askanier-Aschersleben (-1307) BISHOP
  2. Jutta von Askanier-Anhalt (121?-1277) X Nicholaus I von Mecklemburg-Werle
  3. Sophie von Askanier-Anhalt (-1272) X (1) Otto I von Andechs-Meranien (1180-1234) (2) Siegfried von Regenstein (3) Otto von Hadmersleben
  4. Berhard I von Askanier-Bernburg (1218-1287) X Sophie Estridsen-Danmark (1240-1284)
    1. Johann I von Askanier-Bernburg (-1291)
    2. Albrecht von Askanier-Bernburg (-1324) BISHOP
    3. Bernhard II von Askanier-Bernburg (1260-1323) X Helena Wizlawiden-Rügen (1270-1315)
      1. Bernhard III von Askanier-Bernburg (-1348) X (1) Agnes von Askanier-Sachsen (1310-1348) (2) Mathilda von Askanier-Zerbst (-1342) (3) Mathilda von Welf-Wolfenbüttel
        
        (1) Bernhard IV von Askanier-Bernburg (-1354)
        
        Katharina von Anhalt-Bernburg (1330-1390) X (1) Magnus II von Welf-Lüneburg (1328-1373) (2) Albrecht von Askanier-Lüneburg
        
        Heinrich IV von Askanier-Bernburg (-1374) X Sophie von Stolberg
        
        Bernhard V von Askanier-Bernburg (-1420) X Elisabeth von Honstein-Kelbra (-1426)
        
        Adelheid von Askanier-Bernburg (-1434) X (1) Friedrich von Welf-Osterode (1350–1421) (2) Maurice IV von Spiegelberg
        
        Rudolf von Askanier-Bernburg (-1406) BISHOP
        
        Adelheid von Askanier-Bernburg (-1374) ABBESS
        
        Albrecht (-1336)
        
        Sophie von Askanier-Bernburg
        
        (3) Otto III von Askanier-Bernburg (-1362) X (1) Mystery Woman (2) Lutrudis von Mansfeld-Querfurt
        
        Bernhard VI von Askanier-Bernburg (-1468) X (1) Matilda von Quergurt-Burgscheidungen (-1432) (2) Jadwiga Piast-Zagan (1410-1497)
        
        Otto (-1437)
        
        Matilda von Askanier-Bernburg(-1443) X Siegmund II von Askanier-Dessau
        
        Otto IV von Askanier-Bernburg (-1415)
        
        Matilda von Askanier-Brernburg (-1432) X Georg I von Askanier-Dessau
        
        Gertrude von Askanier-Bernburg X Wilhelm II von Welf-Lüneburg (1300-1369)
      2. Heinrich von Askanier-Bernburg (1270-1315) (-1337) MONK
      3. Otto von Askanier-Bernburg (-1323) MONK
    4. Heinrich von Askanier-Bernburg (-1324) PRIEST
    5. Rudolf (1286-1299)
    6. Sophie von Askanier-Bernburg (-1332) X Dietrich II von Honstein
  5. Albrecht von Askanier-Anhalt (-1245) MONK
  6. Hermann von Askanier-Anhalt (-1289) PRIEST
  7. Magnus von Askanier-Anhalt (-1264) PRIEST
  8. Otto von Askanier-Anhalt (-1246) PRIEST
  9. Siegdried I von Askanier-Zerbst (1230-1298) X Karin Bjelbö
    1. Albrecht I von Askanier-Zerbst (-1316) X (1) Liutgard von Schauenburg-Itzehoe (1251-1289) (2) Agnes von Askanier-Stendal (-1330)
      1. (1) Siegfried (-1307) PRIEST
      2. Heinrich (-1317) PRIEST
      3. (2) Albrecht II von Askanier-Zerbst (-1362) X (1) Agnes Witslawiden-Rügen (-1337) (2) Beatrix von Askanier-Sachsen (-1345)
        
        (2)Daughter (-1353) X Albrecht VII von Barby-Mühlingen
        
        Jutta von Askanier-Zerbst (-1381) X Burkhard XII von Magdeburg
        
        Albrecht III von Askanier-Zerbst (-1359)
        
        Rudolf von Askanier-Zerbst (-1365) BISHOP
        
        Johann II von Askanier-Zerbst (-1382)
        
        X Elisabeth von Henneberg-Schleusingen (-1420)
        
        Agnes von Askanier-Zerbst (-1392) X Burkhard von Schraplau
        
        Siegmund I von Askanier-Dessau (-1405) X Judith von Querfurt (-1411)
        
        Sophie von Askanier-Dessau (-1419) X Burkhard IV von Barby-Mühlingen
        
        Elisabeth von Askanier-Dessau (-1413) X Albrecht II von Mansfeld
        
        Anna (y)
        
        Margareta (y)
        
        Waldemar IV von Askanier-Dessau (-1417)
        
        Georg I von Askanier-Dessau (1390-1474) X (1) Matilda von Askanier-Bernburg (-1432) (2) Eufemia Piast-Olesnica (1404-1442) (3) Sophie von Hohnstein (-1451) (4) Anna von Lindow-Ruppin
        
        (2) Anna von Askanier-Dessau (-1492) X (1) Heinrich I von Meißen (2) Johann I von Honstein-Heldrungen
        
        Margarete (-15??)
        
        Hedwig (y)
        
        Maria NUN
        
        Hedwig (-15??) NUN
        
        Barbra NUN
        
        (3) Agnes von Askanier-Dessau (1445-15??) ABBESS
        
        Waldemar VI von Askanier-Köthen (1450-15??) X Margarete von Schwarzburg (1464-15??)
        
        Barbara (1486-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        KIDS
        
        Scholastika von Askanier-Dessau (1451-15??) ABBESS
        
        (4) Ernst I von Askanier-Dessau (-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Georg II von Askanier-Dessau (1454-15??) X Agnes von Greifens-Barth (1434-15??)
        
        Siegmund III von Askanier-Dessau (1456-1487)
        
        Anna (-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Rudolf IV von Askanier-Dessau UNMARRIED(-15??)
        
        Bernhard (y)
        
        Johann (y)
        
        Heinrich (y)
        
        Lorenz (y)
        
        Matilda von Askanier-Dessau (1392-1463) ABBESS
        
        Johann von Askanier-Dessau (-1455) PRIEST
        
        Siegmund II von Askanier-Dessau (-1452) X (1) Matilda von Askanier-Bernburg (-1443)
        
        Albrecht V von Askanier-Dessau (-1469) X Sphie von Hadlersleben-Egeln
        
        Magdaleba (-1481) NUN
        
        Margarete (-1466)
        
        Ernst (-1405)
        
        Albrecht IV von Askanier-Köthen (-1423) X (1) Elisabeth von Mansfeld (-1403) (2) Elisabeth von Querfurt (-1452)
        
        (1) Adolf I von Askanier-Köthen (-1473) X Cordula von Lindau-Rupin (-15??)
        
        Anna von Askanier-Köthen (-1485) ABBESS
        
        Magdalena von Askanier-Köthen (-1481) NUN
        
        Bernhard (y)
        
        Melchior (y)
        
        Magnus von Askanier-Köthen (1455-15??) PRIEST
        
        Wilhelm von Askanier-Köthen (1457-15??) MONK
        
        Adolf II von Askanier-Köthen (1458-15??) PRIEST
        
        Anna von Askanier-Köthen (-1426) X Wilhelm von Mecklemburg-Werle
        
        Lutrud von Askanier-Köthen (-1465) X Johann III von Mecklemburg-Stargard
        
        Wilhelm (y)
        
        Albrecht (-1413)
        
        Waldemar V von Askanier-Köthen (-1475) X Sophie von Hadmersleben-Egeln
        
        Johann III von Askanier-Köthen (-1463) PRIEST
        
        Elisabeth von Askanier-Köthen (-1490) NUN
        
        (2) Albrecht VI von Askanier-Köthen X Elisabeth von Mansfeld (-1482)
        
        Anna (y)
        
        Maria (-1495) NUN
        
        Madgalena (-15??) NUN
        
        Margarete (y)
        
        Philip von Askanier-Köthen (1468-1495)
        
        Dorothea von Askanier-Köthen (-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Scholastika von Askanier-Köthen (-15??) ABBESS
        
        Sophie von Askanier-Köthen X Gunther VI von Barby-Mühlingen
        
        Waldemar III von Askanier-Zerbst (-1391)
      4. Agnes von Askanier-Zerbst (-1352) X Ulrich II von Lindau-Ruppin
      5. Waldemar I von Askanier-Zerbst (-1368) X (1) Elisabeth von Askanier-Sachsen (-1351) (2) Beatrice d'Este-Ferrara (-1387)
        
        Waldemar II von Askanier-Zerbst (-1371)
        
        Beate von Askanier-Zerbst (-1379) NUN
        
        Sophie von Askanier-Zerbst (-1412) NUN
        
        Agnes von Askanier-Zerbst (-1375) NUN
        
        Judith von Askanier-Zerbst (-1375) NUN
        
        Gertrude von Askanier-Zerbst (-1371)
      6. Judith von Askanier-Zerbst X Albrecht I von Regenstein
      7. Matilda von Askanier-Zerbst (-1342) X Bernhard III von Askanier-Bernburg (-1348)
    2. Heinrich von Askanier-Zerbst (-1340) PROVOST
    3. Siegfried von Askanier-Zerbst (-1317) PRIEST
    4. Hermann von Askanier-Zerbst (-1328) WARMONK
    5. Agnes von Askanier-Zerbst (-1316) ABBESS
    6. Hedwig von Askanier-Zerbst (-1319) ABBESS
    7. Elisabeth von Askanier-Zerbst (-1316) NUN
    8. Jutta von Askanier-Zerbst (-1316) NUN
    9. Konstanze von Askanier-Zerbst (-1316) NUN
    10. Sophie von Askanier-Zerbst (-1290) X Ludwig von Hakeborn
  10. Hedwig von Askanier-Anhalt (-1259) X Boleslaw II Piast-Legnica (1220-1278)
  11. Gertrud von Askanier-Anhalt (-1275) ABBESS
2. Sophia (1172-1244) ABBESS
3. Albrecht I von Askanier-Sachsen (1174-1260) X (1) Agnes von Babenberg-Österreich (1205-1226) (2) Agnes von Ludowingen-Thuringen (1205-1246) (3) Helena von Welf-Braunschweig (1231-1273)
  1. (1) Bernhard (-1238)
  2. Jutta von Askanier-Sachsen (1223-1267) X (1) Erik IV Estridsen-Denmark (1216-1250) (2) Burchard VIII von Rosenburg-Magdeburg
  3. Anna Maria von Askanier-Sachsen (-1252) X Barnim I von Greifens-Pommern (1210-1278)
  4. Birgit Jutta von Askanier-Sachsen (-1252) X Johann I von Askanier-Brandenburg
  5. Mechtild von Askanier-Sachsen (-1266) X Johann I von Schauenburg-Kiel
  6. (2) Agnes von Askanier-Sachsen X Henryk Piast-Breslau
  7. Jutta von Askanier-Sachsen X Johann I von Askanier-Brandenburg
  8. Margarete von Askanier-Sachsen (-1265) X Helmold II von Schwerin
  9. (3) Helena von Askanier-Sachsen (1247-1309) Henryk III Piast-Breslau
  10. Elisabeth von Askanier-Sachsen (-1306) X (1) Johann I von Schauenburg-Kiel (2) Konrad I von Brehna
  11. Johann I von Askanier-Sachsen (1248-1285) X Ingeborg Bjelbo-Småland (1253-1302)
    1. Helena von Askanier-Sachsen (1272-1337) X (1) Günther IX von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (-1289) (2) Adolf VI von Schauenburg-Pinneberg (1256-1315)
    2. Elisabeth von Askanier-Sachsen (1274-1306) X Valdemar IV af Estriden-Slesvig (-1312)
    3. Johann II von Askanier-Mölln (1275-1321) X Elisabeth von Schauenburg-Rendsburg (1300-1340)
      1. Albrecht IV von Askanier-Mölln (1315-1344) X (1) Beata von Schwerin (-1341) (2) Sophia von Mecklemburg-Güstrow (1329-1364)
        
        Johann III von Askanier-Mölln (1333-1356)
        
        Albrecht V von Askanier-Mölln (1335-1370) X Katharina von Mecklemburg-Güstrow (-1402)
        
        Erich III von Askanier-Mölln (1337-1401)
    4. Erich I von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1280-1361) X Elisabeth von Greifens-Wolgast (1291-1349)
      1. Erich II von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1318-1368) X Agnes von Schauenburg-Plön (-1386)
        
        Agnes von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1353-1387) X Wilhelm II von Welf-Lüneburg (1300-1369)
        
        Erich IV von Askanier-Lauenburg (1354-1411) X Sophie von Welf-Lüneburg (1358–1416)
        
        Erich V von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1436) X (1) Elisabeth von Schauenburg-Rendsburg (1384-1416) (2) Elisabeth von Weinsberg (1397-1498)
        
        Heinrich (y-1437)
        
        Johann IV von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1414)
        
        Albrecht von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1421) PRIEST
        
        Magnus von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1452) BISHOP
        
        Bernhard II von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1463) X Adelheid von Greifens-Stolp (1410-1445)
        
        Sophie (1428-1473) X Gerhard VII von Jülich-Berg
        
        Johann V (1439-15??)X Dorothea von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1446-1519)
        
        Adelheid (y)
        
        Sophia (-1495) UNMARRIED
        
        Magnus I (1470-15??)
        
        Bernhard (-15??) PRIEST
        
        Erich (1472-15??) BISHOP
        
        Johann (1483-15??) BISHOP
        
        Anna (-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Friedrich (y)
        
        Rudolf (y)
        
        Heinrich (y)
        
        Katharina NUN
        
        Elisabeth (1489-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        Otto von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1431)
        
        Agnes von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1415) X Albrecht II von Schauenburg-Rendsburg
        
        Agnes von Askanier-Lauenburg(-1435) X Wartislaw VIII von Greifens-Wolgast
        
        Katharina von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1448) X (1) Johann VII von Mecklemburg-Werle (2) Johann IV von Mecklemburg
        
        Sophie von Askanier-Lauenburg (-1462) X Wartislaw IX von Greifens-Wolgast (1400-1457)
        
        Jutta (1360-1388) X Bogislaw VI von Greifens-Wolgast (1350-1393)
        
        Mechtild (-1405) ABBESS
      2. Johann I von Askanier-Ratzeburg (-1372) BISHOP
      3. Helela von Askanier-Ratzeburg (-1354) X Johann II von Hoya-Bruchhausen
      4. Jutta von Askanier-Ratzeburg (-1354) X Gerhart III von Hoya-Nienburg
    5. Albrecht III von Askanier-Ratzeburg (1281-1308) X Margareta von Askanier-Brandenburg (1270-1315)
      1. Albrecht (-1344) X Sophia von Ziegenhain
      2. Erich (-1338)
    6. Sophia von Askanier-Sachsen (-1319) NUN
  12. Albrecht II von Askanier-Wittenberg (1250-1298) X Agnes von Habsburg-Österreich
    1. Rudolf I von Askanier-Sachsen (1284-1356) X (1) Jutta von Askanier-Brandenburg (-1328) (2) Kunegunda Piast-Polska (1298-1333) (3) Agnes von Lindow-Ruppin (1314-1343)
      1. (1) Albrecht (y-1329)
      2. Johann (y)
      3. Anna von Askanier-Sachsen (1309-1329) X ? Bernard of Poland (-1356)
      4. Rudolf II von Askanier-Sachsen (1307-1370) X Elisabeth von Reinier-Hessen (-1373)
        
        Elisabeth (y-1353)
      5. Elisabeth von Askanier-Sachsen (-1353) X Waldemar I von Askanier-Zerbst (-1367)
      6. Agnes von Askanier-Sachsen (-1338) X Bernhard III von Askanier-Bernburg
      7. Otto von Askanier-Sachsen (-1350) X Elisabeth von Welf-Lüneburg (-1384)
        
        Albrecht von Askanier-Lüneburg
      8. Beatrix von Askanier-Sachsen (-1345) X Albrecht II von Askanier-Zerbst (1306-1362)
      9. (2) Miesko von Askanier-Sachsen (1330-1350) X Eudoxia
      10. (3) Wilhelm (y)
      11. Wenzel I von Askanier-Sachsen (1337-1388) X Cecilia con Carrara (1350-1430)
        
        Rudolf III von Askanier-Sachsen (1378-1419) X Anna von Meißen (-1395)
        
        Scholastika (1393-1463) X Jan I Piast-Zagan
        
        Rudolf (-1406)
        
        Wenzel (-1407)
        
        Siegmund (-1407)
        
        Barbara von Askanier-Sachsen (1405-1465) X Johann von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1406-1464)
        
        Wenzel von Askanier-Sachsen (-1402)
        
        Erich (y)
        
        Anna von Askanier-Sachsen (-1426) X Friedrich von Welf-Wolfenbüttel (1357–1400)
        
        Albrecht III von Askanier-Sachsen (-1422) X Euphemia Piast-Olesnica
        
        Margareta von Askanier-Sachsen X Bernhard von Welf-Lüneburg (1358-1434)
      12. Helena von Askanier-Sachsen (-1367) X Johann I von Hardeck-Magdeburg
    2. Otto von Askanier-Wittenberg (-1349) X Lucia of Dalmatia
    3. Albrecht II von Askanier-Wittenberg (-1342) BISHOP
    4. Venceslaus von Askanier-Wittenberg (-1327) PRIEST
    5. Elisabeth von Askanier-Wittenberg (-1341) Obizzo III d'Este-Ferrara
    6. Anna von Askanier-Wittenberg (-1327) X (1) Friedrich von Wettin-Meißen (1293-1315) (2) Heinrich II von Mecklemburg (1267-1329)
  13. Rudolf (-1269) X Anna von Wittelsbach-Pfalz
4. Magnus (1175)
5. Hedwig von Askanier-Sachsen (1176-1206) X Ulrich I von Wettin
6. (2) Johann (-1256) PRIEST

WURTTEMBERG

House of Württemberg

Ulrich I von Württemberg (1226-1265) X (1) Mechtilde von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (?-1258) (2) Agniezca Piast-Wroclaw (1243-1265)
1. (1) Ulrich II von Württemberg (1254-1279)
2. Agnes von Württemberg (-1305) X (1) Konrad IV von Öttingen (2) Friedrich II von Truhendingen (3) Kraft I von Hohenlohe-Weikersheim
3. Mechthild von Württemberg (1264-1284) X Albrecht von Habsburg-Löwenstein (illegitimate brother of Albrecht I)
4. (2) Irmgard von Württemberg (1264-1278) X Hesso von Zähringen-Baden-Baden (1268-1297)
5. Eberhard I. von Württemberg (1265-1325) X (1) Adelheid von Werdenberg (2) Marguerite de Lorraine (-1296) (3) Irmgard von Zähringen-Baden-Baden
  1. (1) Ulrich von Württemberg (1285-1315)
  2. Agnes von Württemberg (1293-1349) X Henry von Werdenberg-Sargans-Trochtelfingen
  3. (2) Ulrich III von Württemberg (1298-1344) X Sophie von Scarponnois-Pfirt (129?-1344)
    1. Eberhard II von Württemberg (1315-1392) X Elisabeth von Henneberg (-1384)
      1. Ulrich von Württemberg (1342-1388) X Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Bayern (1329-1402)
        
        Eberhard III von Württemberg (1364-1417) X (1) Antonia Visconti (1360-1405) (2) Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Kulmbach (1391-1429)
        
        (1)Eberhard IV von Württemberg (1388-1419) X Henriette de Montfaucon-Montbéliard (1387-1444)
        
        Anne von Württemberg (1408-1471) X Philipp von Katzenelnbogen
        
        Ludwig IV von Württemberg-Urach (1412-1450) X Mechthild von Wittelsbach-Pfalz (1419-1482)
        
        Mechthild von Württemberg-Urach (1436-149?) X Ludwig II von Reinier-Niederhessen (1438–1471)
        
        Ludwig II von Württemberg-Urach (1439-1457)
        
        Andreas (1443)
        
        Eberhard V von Württemberg (1445-1494) X Barbara Gonzaga (1455-1493)
        
        Elisabeth von Württemberg-Urach (1447-150?), X (1) Johann II von Nassau-Saarbrücken (1423–1472) (2) Heinrich von Stolberg (1436–1511)
        
        Ulrich V von Württemberg-Stuttgart (1413-1480) X (1) Margarete von La Marck-Kleve (1416-1444) (2) Elisabeth von Wittelsbach-Landshut (1419-1451) (3) Marguerite de Savoie (1420-1479)
        
        (1) Katharina von Württemberg-Stuttgart (1441-149?) NUN
        
        (2) Margareta von Württemberg-Stuttgart (1446-1479) NUN
        
        Eberhard VI von Württemberg (1447-15??) X Elisabeth von Hohenzollern-Brandenburg (1451-15??)
        
        Henry von Württemberg-Montbéliard (1448-15??) MAD (by Charles the Bold) X (1) Elisabeth von Zweibrücken-Bitsch (2) Eva von Salm
        
        (1) Ulrich VI von Württemberg (1487-15??) UNMARRIED
        
        (2) Kids.
        
        Ulrich (1449)
        
        Elisabeth von Württemberg-Stuttgart (1450-1???) X Friedrich II von Henneberg.
        
        (3) Margarete (1454-1470) X Philipp I von Eppstein-Königstein.
        
        Philippine (1456-1475) X Jakob II von Horn.
        
        Helene (1460-15??) X Kraft VI von Hohenlohe-Neuenstein.
        
        Ulrich (1396?)
        
        Ludwig (1405?)
        
        (2) Elisabeth von Württemberg X Johann III von Verdenberg
      2. Sophie von Württemberg (1343-1369) X Jean Ier de Lorraine (1346-1390)
    2. Ulrich IV von Württemberg (1315-1366) X Katharina von Helfenstein
  4. (3)Agnes von Württemberg (1295-1317) X Ludwig VI von Oettingen
  5. Adelheid Mechthild von Württemberg (1296-1342) X Kraft II. von Hohenlohe (-1344)
  6. Irmengard (1300-1329) X Rudolf von Hohenzollern-Hohenberg

DracoLazarus · Feb 2, 2017

An Overview of the Holy Roman Empire in 1500

"The problem with the Holy Roman Empire was that, as an Empire, it had more holes than gruyère. It was really the Holey Roman Empire." heard in French history class, Lausanne.

The Holy Roman Empire has always been a complicated beast to explain. To many, it could be presented as what happens when feudal lords run rampant. Of course, the fact that the Emperors were elected and lacked stable dynasties on the Imperial throne certainly played into that, preventing them from destroying the large rival powerbases inside their Empire.
This can be best seen by comparing the HRE with France. Between 1400 and 1500, the only four possible powerbases inside the Kingdom of France able to rival the Parisian basin joined with Champagne - Aquitaine, Burgundy, the Dauphiné and the Loire region - had more or less been integrated by force into the royal demesne, with only a neutered Principality Burgundy remaining. In the meantime, while fragmentation certainly hindered the creation of such powerbases, the Habsburg military strength could easily be equaled by an alliance of the Wittelsbach duchies and electorate, the Wettins and Hohenzollern put together, or the traditional Polish allies - Pomerania, the Bohemians and possibly the Ascanians of Anhalt and Lauenburg. Long story short, the Emperor, even though in control of the duchies of Austria, Tirol, Styria and Istria, was barely a primus inter pares.

Austria
Archduke - Erzherzog - was a title that could only be given by the Emperor, and was second only to Kingships. Which made it the best title the Habsburgs to give to their whole family. Except, you know, there wasn't much in the way of a Habsburg family. Maximilian never managed to have any sort of a plethoric descent like his ancestors had, due to being stuck with the infertile Marie de Bourgogne. Of course, she brought in the significant Burgundian strength to back his Imperial ambitions, but truth is, including the jure uxoris members, there were only five Habsburgs in Germany, only two of them male.
While this made the House of Habsburg in significant peril - it would only take a pox on Vienna to end the dynasty - it also made young Philip's education and marriage crucial issues. In 1496, at the Diet of Nuremberg, Maximilian arranged the marriage of Elisabeth of Landshut in order to ensure friends in Bavaria. This would help protect his Northern frontiers in Tyrol.
Of course, the marriage didn't take place until later - Philip's repeated attempts at seducing ladies at court did not play into his favor. In the meantime, a suitable alliance was to be found for his daughter, the future Princess of Burgundy. King Janus I Jagiellon of Poland and King Edward V of England were the favored possible grooms, their powerful kingdoms being extremely useful for backing the Emperor should he be in need.

Bavaria
The inheritance sharing of the Duchy of Bavaria at Ludwig III's death had blown it up into four pieces. Except teilherzogtums - quite literally part-duchies - are like Highlander immortals in that they will fight to the death so that there can only be one. Truth is, there were only two left, München and Landshut, Straubing and Ingolstadt having fallen into disherence. And Georg of Landshut having no sons, the Duke of München, Albrecht IV, expects fully to claim Landshut as his own.
Of course, the Wittelsbachs in the Palatinate also appear to have designs on Landshut, which is adjacent to Oberpfalz.

<- Click here for the map of Bavaria as of 1500 (warning, labels in French)

Swabia
Swabia has been described at times as "the HRE of the HRE". And this is quite true. There are massive amounts of small principalities in the portion of Swabia west of the Rhine. This coincides with the most scrupulous and idiotic applications of salic partage, to the point of splitting up even cities in three. In the stem-duchy have still formed a few powerful states, chief of all Baden and Württemberg. The latter is currently under Duke Ulrich VI, a minor whose father was driven mad by the Prince of Burgundy. He has engaged himself to Margarete of Landshut. She however appears to want to become a nun.
Baden, after having been split into five for a time, has successfully reunited under Christoph of Baden. He has married his heir to Louise de Bresse, daughter of the now-exiled Count of Bresse Philippe Lackland. It seems increasingly likely Baden will splinter again after the death of the current count.

Franconia
Unlike Bavaria, divided into teilhezogtums, Franconia had never legally ceased existing. Except the title being held by a bishop - that of Wurzburg - it doesn't really count as an existing duchy. The remaining lands of the Duchy had long ago been granted to the cadets of the Counts of Zollern - the future Hohenzollerns - as the Burgraviate of Nuremberg, which was split after the accession of the Franconian Hohenzollerns to Brandenburg into the Burgraviates of Kulmbach and Ansbach.
Of course, this meant the Hohenzollerns had a big interest in seeing the Duchy of Franconia restored in favor of one of their own, especially since Kulmbach and Ansbach couldn't seem to be able to remain separate. But of course, to be able to do this, they would have to take on the Imperial City of Nuremberg and the Duchy of Wurzburg.

Saxony
The former Welf Duchy of Saxony has long ago blown apart. And the last Welfs have turned Brunswick-Lüneburg into confetti. The Ascanians, formerly the mightiest dynasty in the region, propped up by its owning Wittemberg, Lauenburg, Anhalt and Brandenburg, has also shrunk massively; Wettin Saxony would be a major power if not for their splitting of the electorate in the 1450s. The two halves of Anhalt are about to come to blows over Anhalt-Dessau.
Overall, the intermarriages in the region make it a complex influence game. It is just as likely for the Welfs to recover their land from division than it is for the Ascanians or Wettin to take over Northern Germany.

Northeastern Germany
While Mecklemburg is still split into teilherzogtums, there are two major principalities regularily coming to blows with each other, the Teutons and the Poles. Greifens Pomerania, recently reunited after years of division, and Hohenzollern Brandenburg, claiming overlordship over Pomerania.

The Rhinelands.
The Emperor has taken a huge disliking to Philip of the Palatinate for losing his armies; and that's enough said. I mean, there is incompetence and there is asking for a refund.

Reelection prospects
As of the 31st December, the Emperor fully intends to start a new Diet to have his son elected as King of the Romans. The Elector-Bishops of the Rhineland - Mainz, Trier, and Köln - are almost guarantied to vote for the Emperor's candidate, due to being close to the French threat. It is also to be expected the Jagiellon King of Bohemia will vote for the Emperor in order to get the necessary cash for the repurchase of the Bohemian apanages - Lusatia, Moravia and Silesia - from the Hungarians. As such, the reelection of an Austrian Habsburg is a given.

DracoLazarus · Feb 7, 2017

The Balkans, 1501-1505 : the Consolidation of Hungary.

"So what you are saying, is that first you want to ban the Ban of Timisoara, then make sure there is void instead of a voivode in Transylvania ?" One of Jànos Hunyadi's advisors, surprised by his aggressive centralisation policies.

The situation.
To understand the situation, one has to notice the way the Balkans are organised. From Ottoman Europe - Rumelia - there are three possible ways of attacking. Either you attack into Wallachia, and then you are forced by the Southern Carpathians into Moldavia, or you attack into Herzegovina, Bosnia and Dalmatia, or you attack across the Danube in Serbia. Because of this, the Kingdom of Hungary effectively acted as a cork on the Ottomans, with the aid of Moldavia and Wallachia.
Of course, if those nations were to turn on another, it would only make the Ottomans' job easier. A contrario, maintaining Moldavia friendly, even if it had become technically independent, was a prerequisite for Hungarian success. Hence Jànos Korvin marrying one of Stefan III Musat "cel Mare" of Moldavia's daughters, Maria, late in 1501. Before long, Maria would give birth to first a daughter, Katalin, in 1503, then to a stillborn son, Matyas, in 1504. Laszlo, born in 1505, would however be a healthy child, unlike sickly Katalin.
However, consistency wasn't the only issue of the Hungarian block. Of course, the finances were relatively healthy thanks to the acquisition of the Bosnian lands, but several major vassals remained quite annoying. Chief of all, the Voivode of Transylvania, Istvan IV Bathory. Not only did he make Transylvania even less stable due to his disenfranchising of the Szekelys in addition to the Vlachs, but he had also threatened to rise up more than once to support Vladislav IV Jagiellonsky, King of Bohemia, as King of Hungary. And furthermore, the Venitians had kept their nasty habit of grabbing coastal cities - and even not so coastal ones - on the Adriatic coast.
The Ottoman situation was much better. Not only were by now the Karamanids gone, but the threats of the Kurds were now reeling back, leaving their Anatolian heartland safe from any threats. As such, the Ottoman income was much larger than the Hungarians', and their ability to levy a hundred thousand troops as a jihad, in addition to the Janisseries, gave them a consistent advantage on the Hungarians.

The Albanian War.
One of the first conflicts that erupted after the Fourth Italian War was when the Venitians demanded Louis of Naples sold them his Albanian holdings - with the exception of Shkodra/Scutari and hinterland - in 1502. At Louis's inevitable refusal - not only did the money offered not even cover what he had paid to acquire said holdings, but he had no intent to get rid of those - the Venitians declared war. Their use of naval superiority certainly cut off Louis from his Albanian possessions. However, Louis rapidly threatened the Venitians with escalation. Not only could France come in any moment, but the Romans would like a lot to acquire some Venitian lands, and Hungary and the Ottomans also had an interest in the region.
After carefully probing their neighbours, the Venitians decided to stand down. The Albanian holdings of Naples would be returned to them, but an indemnity would be paid to the Serenissima.
Except the Ottomans didn't leave the Venitians time to hand back the Northern Albanian holdings they had had time to capture and immediately endeavored to capture them. The Neapolitans and Venice soon teamed up against the Muslim threat, with the Hungarians sending some troops under cover. After an inconclusive battle near Tirana, the Ottomans relented. The conflict did not continue due to the extreme fatigue the last decade of war had brought upon the Venitian and Neapolitan treasuries, as well as careful advisers in Konstantinyye recommending financial precautions be taken for the next conflict with the Hungarians.

Severin and Transylvania
The former Banate of Severin had covered part of Southern Hungary and West Wallachia, and as such had been split into two lesser Banates : Timisoara and Craiova. And just as the Craiovesti were major opponents of the House of Basarabi in Wallachia, the Banate of Timisoara wasn't an especially calm place. While the Banate had been broken down into counties, with the title of Ban being merely honorific, it remained a hotbed of discontentment against the Korvins.
As such, when Jànos Korvin created an "exceptional tax" on the nobles to fund theoretically the Hungarian troops involved in the Albanian War, the Counts in the Banate and the Voivode of Transylvania rose up in rebellion, since such a move was "not kingly" and was to the Bathorys merely a proof of the Hunyadis being from a low extraction - forgetting Jànos Korvin's grandfather had been a Voivode of Transylvania too. Except the Black Army was a cut above what troops could be levied by those Vlachian lands. The two forces were separately crushed at the battles of Szeged and Oradea, and before long the royal demesne annexed the Banate.
Transylvania, however, was not as easy to take over for the King. Indeed, it had a Diet of its own. However, the royal power was able to force the reversal of the Szekelys and Vlachs' disenfranchisement. As a consequence of that, the Diet unsurprisingly voted against him, since it disliked royal interference in its own proceedings. However, since the Black Army occupied Cluj where the Diet had assembled, they at least satisfied the King by allowing him to offer a candidate. Said candidate was Bogdan Musat of Moldavia, with the condition that he abdicates in Transylvania upon his inheriting his father's lands. Indeed, Stephen III was an old man by now, and as such both would have to tread carefully because of his son and heir having become a glorified hostage. It virtually made Moldavia a vassal of Hungary.
That situation lasted for exactly two years, since in early 1505, Stephen III of Moldavia died of old age. He was succeeded by his son as Bogdan III. This time, it was Jànos who was chosen as Voivode of Transylvania, due to the gradual increase of the threat represented by the Turks in the past five years. However, to preserve the relative autonomy of the Transylvanian voivodate, it was agreed that Jànos's first male heir would be made Voivode upon his reaching the age of 15.
It is worth noting there was more havoc in Wallachia due to the voivode, Mihnea "cel Rau" Draculesti, having started a campaign in Oltenia to get rid of the Ban of Craiova. The war lasted two years, saw many impalings - Mihnea not being Vlad Tepes's son for nothing - and ended up with the Voivode victorious.

DracoLazarus · Feb 15, 2017

The Regency of Isabelle d'Aragon : 1501-1505

"Paris is like a chair in which a rat died. You can get comfortable in it, even come to like it... but by God does it stink." Isabella de Aragon

France in 1500-1501
At the end of the Italian Wars, France was the next thing to bankrupt. It had undergone four major wars in the past 10 years, and had had to recruit significant amounts of new troops to cover for the losses. In addition, lots had been spent on colonising Atlantis, building up a sizeable navy, making a few Tortues and expanding the artillery park. Then again, France was a modern centralised state with extensive lands and thus a large income.
As such, while the treasury was exhausted and the French people tired of high taxes, the end of the Fourth Italian War was followed by Isabella de Aragon taking the reigns of the regency. Of course, the Bourbons could also claim it due to Anne de Bourbon being young Philippe's great-aunt. However, a working agreement was rapidly reached, with Anne de Beaujeu coming to accept the complex diplomatic task of finding brides for the various Valois and Bourbon bachelors while Isabella de Aragon grabbed with a firm hand the finances and the administration.
It had become obvious over the years that while Touraine was great from all points of view - climate, constructible area, trade - it just couldn't replace Paris. Champagne, Touraine and Lyon might have been the economic hearts of France, but Paris was just too big to ignore. Hence her decision, taken in November, that every year she would spend the winter in the Louvre palace, in Paris, before returning to the marvelous castles of the Loire. Her entry in Paris was struck by horrible weather - as she would write in her journal, Paris "was that day the most rainy, stinky, overpopulated and chaotic city she had ever seen". During her days in the Louvre, the Francisation of her name - Isabelle d'Aragon - would become dominant in most of her still Aragonicised personal court.

Taxation and Administration
The first measure taken by the Regent was to call in the États Généraux, in order to set a sustainable peacetime tax rate. It took a few months of backseat haggling, but finally the taxes were indeed lowered, but to a level high enough to give the Crown a lot of slack. While of course a lot of said slack would go into restoring the armed forces to their previous state of efficiency, a significant portion would serve to embellish the Louvre and the castles of Touraine and Anjou. The rest would be spent in what has been remembered as the main achievement of the Regency : the Parisian Sewage.
Like most of the cities of the era, Paris had open-air sewage. Which meant whenever people had personal waste to get rid of, they just threw it in the streets. As such, many of the streets of Paris and other cities had slight slopes to make it flow downhill, down into the Seine.
As such, what the Queen Regent ordered in 1502 was the replacing of the closest gutters by closed metallic pipes with regularly placed holes - lead being the chosen metal - that would release the fertilising agents into the river directly. The streets next to the Louvre rapidly got cleaner. In June 1503, a delegation of Parisian merchants visited Amboise to plead to the Queen for her to expand her system to the rest of Paris, the stench becoming even worse in summer and only being manageable where the sewage existed.
The Parisian Sewage would progressively be built during the Regency, only being completed in 1509.

Military evolution.
The battle of Zähringen had been catastrophic for France, losing hundreds of thousands of Écus' worth of artillery in a few days. The main issue spotted by Isabelle was the lack of mobility. Indeed, even when horse-drawn, the artillery pieces were not fast enough and could easily be caught up with by infantry, never mind cavalry. In the early few years of her regency, instead of renewing the artillery park to its pre-Zähringen size, the Crown's Ecus were instead spent trying to find a way to reduce the weight of the artillery. However, this mostly failed due to the lack of improvements in material quality and in cannon technology. As a consequence, though, a large amount of purpose-designed carts were built to carry around the artillery at a slightly faster pace. Of course, it still had to be dismounted to be fired, but that was a given.
Also, the Tortues had been deemed while a significant advantage, likely not as cost-effective as regular artillery. Hence the construction of further Tortues, as was that of Vinci's caravels, was suspended for a five-year period.

Diplomatic tractations
After the agreement with Isabelle d'Aragon, Anne de Beaujeu had gone looking for potential suitors for the King and his elder sister. A Savoyard and a Neapolitan alliance were both discussed, but the Savoyards finally got to engage Charlotte de France with the Duke's son, Philibert de Savoie.
However, a much more prestigious alliance was to be negotiated for Philippe VIII. After many exchanges with Buda, a match between Katalin Korvin and Philippe would be arranged.
In the meantime, she had also arranged a significant alliance for herself, as her elder son, Charles de Clermont, married in 1501 Katalina Naffaroakoa, the Queen of Navarre. This would drag Navarre into the French sphere due to the significant Auvergnat holdings of the Bourbons.
The other politically significant marriages would be that of Charles d'Angoulême, Duke of the Caroline Isle, with Ippolita Sforza, eldest daughter of the Duke of Emilia Gian Galeazzo in 1505, and that of François de Longueville, Governor of Genoa, with Philippe de Bresse's daughter Louise.

DracoLazarus · Feb 21, 2017

HRE 1501-1505 - the Landshut Succession War

Alliances and Consolidation
At the beginning of the 1500s, Austria was in a shaky position. Indeed, Venice, which had never really been part of the Empire, broke off its alliance with the Imperials in exchange for trade concessions in France. Furthermore, in Savoy, the word of the Regent of France was worth way more that the world of the Holy Roman Emperor. The only powers in Italy to really obey the Emperor and look for him to protection were Emilia and Tuscany - which had been rolled over by Rome at the previous war.
Furthermore, while the Rhenish archbishoprics had switched from cautiously pro-Empire to more agressively anti-French, Philipp von Wittelsbach-Pfalz had become a personal enemy of the Emperor for his failures against France. However, the Austrian situation was merely shaky. The Emperor could still call on Burgundy and Bohemia to support him inside the Empire.
In 1501, Janusz Jagielloncyk-Polska, King of Poland, died. The Polish diet soon elected his brother Aleksandras Jagiellonczyk-Litva, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, to replace him as King of Poland. At the impulse of Wladislav II Jagiellończyk-Ceske, the King of Bohemia, the Emperor and the King of Poland met outside Prague. They soon signed an alliance, with the Emperor forbidding Teutonic campaigns against the Poles and Lithuanians. The Jagiellon Kings of Bohemia pledged their electorate in favor of the Habsburgs, and at the end of the Czech branch of the Jagiellons Bohemia would go to the Emperor.
The following year, the Emperor completed the marriage deal with the Duke of Bavaria-Landshut, Georg, and married off his daughter Margarete to the King of England, Edward V. While the latter didn't result in an alliance immediately, it was hoped this would lead in the future to more convergent interests.

The Dessau War
Anhalt-Dessau was one of those tiny principalities of the Empire that made it such a bother to try and centralise it. It made up about half of Anhalt, along with Anhalt-Köthen, and was ruled by three brothers jointly. However, their elder half-brother, Waldemar VI von Askanier-Köthen, claimed Dessau for himself. What was to happen happened in 1502, when 3 000 men under Waldemar VI invaded Dessau. The time needed for the Princes of Anhalt-Dessau to raise their troops, and Köthen was already crunching them piecemeal. This led to the Battle of Rosslau, where the 2 500 remaining men of Köthen crushed through sheer numbers the 1 500 men Dessau had brought together. By 1503, Waldemar VI was Prince of all of Anhalt. He immediately decided to replace the usual Ascanian co-rulership into a simple primogeniture, setting his son Wolfgang (1493-15??) in position to inherit Anhalt in turn.
It struck the Emperor that while he could intervene in this, it would have absolutely no interest for him, since it would only piss off the North Germans for very little land at all.

The Landshut Crisis
In December 1503 died the Duke of Bavaria-Landshut, Georg the Rich, without any male heirs. According to his testament, his daughter should inherit. However, since it was a teilherzogtum of Bavaria, the Duke of München claimed Landshut for himself. Furthermore, the Emperor could have considered this a fief fallen into disherence, if not for his son having married Georg's daughter.
By Christmas, the troops of München had crossed the frontier and occupied large portions of the Duchy, capturing Landshut and thus Georg's treasury. The Emperor threatened Duke Albrecht IV von Wittelsbach-München with the Imperial Ban if he didn't move his troops out of Philipp von Habsburg-Landshut's rightful lands. Which he refused, under promises of help of the Palatinate.
On January 3rd, the Archduchy of Austria and the Principality of Burgundy declared war to München and the Palatinate. Isabelle d'Aragon rapidly granted passage through Lorraine to the Austro-Burgundian troops in order not to have the Emperor wave threats at France's possessions in the Empire. The 8 000 men of Marie de Bourgogne found the Palatinate undefended as the bulk of the Palatine troops had gone to Bavaria. Therefore, the key fortresses were soon under attack, including the Palatine capital, Heidelberg. In the meantime, some 10 000 Austrian troops, bolstered by 2 000 Bohemians, faced off with 14 000 Wittelsbach troops in a field next to Salzburg. The large amounts of experience Maximilian had gotten facing the French at their strongest served well in that battle, since despite smaller numbers the Austrians won at Salzburg. During the following year, the Austrians would press on while the Burgundians would take over the Palatinate.
This led to the French-mediated Treaty of Metz, where the Wittelsbach would repay the amount of money estimated to have been in Georg's treasury - next to a million guilders. Chunks of Landshut would be annexed to Austria and others to München and the Palatinate, the rest becoming an Austrian apanage, the Archduchy of Landshut, owned by Philip von Habsburg-Landshut.

DracoLazarus · Mar 1, 2017

Iberia 1490-1505 : Portugal on the rise.

"There are seas beyond which even the Holy See cannot see; lands beyond those to seize, and riches yet untold to bring home." A footnote in one of Vasco de Gama's logs.

A matter of Atlantic competition
Portugal was one of the first Iberian Kingdoms to finish their portion of the Reconquista, going as far as crossing into Morocco early on, having taken Ceuta in 1415. This kick-started a long-standing trend of Portuguese interest in trade control, especially in Africa. This gave the Portuguese a 70-year headstart in exploration, time for Castille to finish off the Emirate of Grenada. By 1475 - date of the Castillan Succession War - the Azores, Madeira, Arguin, Mina as well as more land in Morocco had been acquired for Portugal, as well as a significant portion of the trade of gold been drained and a near-monopoly in overseas trade.
Of course, the Castillan Succession War drained a significant portion of Portugal's expansion efforts; and it should be no surprise no significant exploration was undertaken in the few years of personal union between Portugal and Castille-Leon. And it resumed as soon as Joao II took the throne. Of course, Castille, without significant possessions on the Mediterranean commerce heart after having lost Murcia, was bound to look both South, to Africa, and West to the Atlantic.
After a diplomatic incident between Castillan trade protection ships in the bay of Algeciras and Portugese vessels in 1490, Joao II of Portugal met with Juana de Castilla in Gibraltar, and agreed on the Treaty of Gibraltar, according to which each side agreed to respect each other's possessions - with strong hints that Portugal might be subjected to continental retaliation in case of a Portuguese assault on the Canarias. In addition, Castille ceded to Portugal the monopoly on Atlantic trade with Africa, in exchange of which Portugal ceded to Castille the monopoly on Mediterranean trade with Africa and on Atlantic trade with whatever laid West of the Atlantic.
The monopolistic provisions of the treaty of Gibraltar were wildly disrespected by both sides, but never on a scale to warrant a full-on commercial conflict.
In 1497, Castille attacked the Moroccan city of Melilla in order to steer through there Moroccan trade, and away from Ceuta. The city fell without a fight. However, Moroccan bands would attempt reconquest of the city on a regular basis mere months after the capture. Both Castille and Portugal would then try to push their influence further into Morocco, with varied success.
The following year, Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama discovered the Western Route to India. While an initial failure from a trade point of view, it was still a great success due to pointing out the possibility of the trip. The next year, Pedro Alvares Cabral reached Calcutta, opening the Indias to Portuguese trade.
In the meantime, Portuguese explorers in the far North reported the discovery of a sparsely populated island with Breton-speaking folk on it. Later Portuguese attempts to trade with Ouessant were repulsed by the French garrison of the port.

Aviz Avancements
In 1499, Joao II of Portugal died, poisoned by some nobles. He was followed on the Portuguese throne by his son Afonso VI. Afonso would marry one of his younger Castillan cousins, the eldest daughter of Juana de Castilla and Manuel de Viseu, Anna de Castilla (1487-15??). As early as 1503, she would give him a son, Henrique, followed in 1504 by a stillborn daughter.
During the same length of time, in Castille, Juana de Castilla had given birth to eight children with her husband Manuel de Viseu. After Anna, Juan (1488-15??), Alfonso (1489-1492), Isabella (1489-1490), Enrique (1490-15??), Juana (1491, stillborn), Isabella (1492-15??) and Alfonso (1493-1504) were born to the couple.
The eldest daughter, Leonor (the daughter of Juana and Afonso V de Portugal) was married off to Juan Pacheco de Luna, the eldest son of Diego Lopez de Pacheco, Marquis of Villena and Duke of Escalona, the most powerful noble of the Juanista court. This alliance would both strenghten the monarchy on the short term against the ambitions of the nobles, and weaken it on the long term, by increasing the prestige of the Dukes of Escalona beyond reason.

DracoLazarus · Mar 4, 2017

Quick map of Northern Atlantis (New Brittany and New Vendea)
Bright blue (French occupation blue) are the actually populated areas.
Lighter blue (French ownership blue) are the areas claimed by France but not actually populated.
Central Atlantis (ie New Guyenne) coming up later.

DracoLazarus · Mar 4, 2017

The zoom level is much higher here, but basically French Atlantis is Ouessant and the Cabanais. All the rest is empty land claimed by France.

The Land of Wine and Beer : a Franco-Burgundian TL

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