Elisabeth of Meissen

Elisabeth of Meissen (* November 22, 1329 at the Wartburg, † April 21, 1375 ) was a princess of the House of Wettin and by marriage Viscountess of Nuremberg.

Elizabeth was a daughter of the Landgrave of Thuringia and Margrave of Meissen, Frederick II and Matilda / Mathilde (* 1309/13; † July 2, 1346 ), the daughter of the Emperor Louis of Bavaria.

They married on September 7, 1350 in Jena, the Nuremberg Castle Count Friedrich V., emerged from their marriage eight children:

  • Beatrix (1355-1414), wife of Duke Albrecht III. of Austria
  • Elisabeth (1358-1411), wife of King Ruprecht
  • Agnes (* 1366, † May 22 1432 ), the Poor Clare Monastery in court ( 1376-1386 ), married in 1386 in Constance, Baron Friedrich von Daber († July 15, 1410 ), women's monastery in the yard ( 1406-1432 ), 1411 - 1432 abbess
  • Margaret (1367-1406), wife of Hermann II of Hesse
  • Johann III. , Viscount (1369-1420)
  • Friedrich VI. (1371-1440), Viscount, as Frederick I, Elector of Brandenburg first of the House of Hohenzollern
  • Anna (1375-1392)
  • Catherine (1375-1409), Abbess of the Poor Clares in Hof
  • Wettin
  • Hohenzollern ( Hohenzollern line -Nuremberg )
  • Born in 1329
  • Died in 1375
  • Woman
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