Adalbert I, Duke of Teck

Adalbert I of Teck, (* 1135, † by 1195), was a son of Conrad of Zahringen and called himself after the death of his brother Berthold IV Duke of Teck, arguing that existed until 1439 line of the Dukes of Teck.

Life

Adalbert I was the son of Conrad I of Zahringen and Clementia of Namur. His first name can be traced back to the brother of the mother.

Adalbert received the IV the zähringerischen possession in Albvorland to the eponymous castle Teck and the St. Gallen monastery Give Office of the connected after the death of his brother Berthold area on the upper Neckar. Adalbert I. 1146 I. mentioned for the first time as a son of Duke Conrad. 1152 he is a brother Duke Berthold IV called. In May 1189 Adalbert Duke of Teck " dux de Tecke " in a charter of Henry VI. mentioned.

Mentions of Duke Adalbert of Teck on 20 June 1192 to Schwäbisch Gmünd, on the 4th/10th. December 1193 in Gelnhausen and on 12 December 1193 in Frankfurt at the court of Henry VI.und further documented references by Count Egino IV of Urach († 1230) in 1190 for the monastery Bebenhausen and by the Bishop of Constance Diethelm of Krenkingen 1192 can relate to Adelbert I., but also relate to his son Adalbert II.

After the death of his brother Hugo, Duke of Ullenburg he received his possessions in the Ortenau and the Breisgau. The position of the chamberlain of the Prince-Bishopric of Basel may have been occupied at Duke Adalbert I..

Marriage and issue

Adalbert I was married to Adelheid

Adalbert II of Teck ( † 1215/1219 )
(?) Agatha ∞ Diepoldsberg, Count of Lech Gemuend ( † after 1192 )
(?) Mechthild