Otakars

The Otakare are an extinct Counts, which was located mainly in the Chiemgau, in Traungau in Karantania or in Styria.

Aribo I. ( † after 909), Count of Traungau ( 871-909 ), Margrave of the Ostmark, perhaps married to a sister of Archbishop Pilgrim of Salzburg and / or with a sister of Count William II and Engelschalk I.

  • Piligrim († 934 )
  • Jacob († 958 ), Vogt of the diocese of Freising, married to Engilrata
  • Isanrich ( † after 903), count
  • Kadalhoh I.
  • Rihni
  • ? Aribo II Count in Traungau to Göss - Schladnitz ( Leobental )
  • Ottokar / Otakar I († 907/923, killed at the Battle of Pressburg ), 904 Count in Karantania - Leobental, married with a daughter Aribos of the Ostmark, sometimes identified with Rihni, who as a widow Adalbert / Odalbert, the future Archbishop got married from Salzburg. In this case Odalbert would not be the son of Ottokar / Otakar I. Other sources call for the last four a Count Engelbert († 890 ) as a father.? Aribo / Arbo II Count in Traungau to Göss - Schladnitz
  • Wilhelm I.
  • ? Hartwig ( † before 930), governor of Salzburg
  • ? Engelbert ( † about 930/937 ), Count of Salzburggau, governor of Salzburg
  • ? Dietmar / Diotmar († 935 ), governor of Salzburg Zwentibold
  • Rihni ( nun )
  • Ottokar / Otakar / Otachar
  • Dietmar / Diotmar, governor of Salzburg
  • Bernhard ( † about 976 ), governor of Salzburg, 931 married to Engilrat Willa, married to victory Hard ( † September 26 980 ), Count of Chiemgau ( see: Win Hardinger )
  • Ottokar / Otakar III. in / Chiemgau († May 1 976 ), mentioned from 951, married to Wilibirg of Lambach Arnulf im Chiemgau ( 980 ) Ottokar / Otakar / Oci V in / Chiemgau († March 5, 1020 ) Vogt of Traun churches, married to a Wilibirg of Lambach Ottokar / Otakar VI. in / Chiemgau († 1075 ), I. of Steier, 1040/1045 married to Willibirg Eppenstein of Carinthia, the widow of Count Luitold of Raschenberg - Reichenhall Adalbero in the Enns Valley, called the Rough († November 22, 1082, murdered )
  • Ottokar / Otakar VII in / Chiemgau († 1122), II of Styria ( married to Elisabeth, Princess of Austria ) Leopold I, the Strong of Styria (1122-1129) Otakar III. of Styria (1129-1164, also V, VII ) Otakar IV of Styria (1164-1192), from 1180 Duke of Styria
Banner of arms Aribo of Austria Pilgrim von Puchheim William (marcha orientalis) Ottokar I of Styria Ottokar II of Styria Ottokar III of Styria Ottokar IV, Duke of Styria
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