Conrad II of Raabs

Konrad II von Raab (c. 1125/1130; † around 1191 ) was of about 1160 to about 1191 Viscount of the medieval castle county Nuremberg.

Life

Conrad II was descended from the Counts of Raab, a noble family of precious outdoor whose name the located in Lower Austria Castle Raab had been borrowed. Conrad II, the son of Conrad I of Raab, which together with his older brother Gottfried II von Raab, the Burghut of the castle county Nuremberg had been awarded approximately 1105. Conrad II followed 1160 after his cousin in Burggrafenamt after it had been in 1154 expressly referred to for the first time with the appropriate title burggravius ​​de Norinberg. He had no male descendants, so that by his death extinguished the male line of the Counts of Raab. His daughter and heiress of Sophia Raab was with Frederick III. married from Zollern. After the death of Conrad II, therefore, whose son went to his site and was probably still in 1191 by Emperor Henry VI. invested with the Burggrafenamt.