Henry, Count of Pfannberg (before 1241 – 24 July 1282) was a Count of Pfannberg. He was the Governor of Styria from 1253 to 1254 and high judge of Styria...

Sanneck and secondly Ulrich IV, Count of Pfannberg. Elisabeth (died 1329), married firstly Count Hermann of Pfannberg and secondly Count Henry of Hohenlohe...

British Raj from 1858. Heinrich XI succeeded to the throne as Count of Reuss-Obergreiz in 1723 on the death of his brother, Heinrich IX (all male members...

von Montfort (1698–1751), a daughter of Count Anton III von Montfort-Pfannberg and Countess Maria Anna Leopoldine von Thun und Hohenstein. Together,...

Montfort (1698–1751), was a daughter of Count Anton III von Montfort-Pfannberg and Countess Maria Anna Leopoldine von Thun und Hohenstein. He father...

seized from Grüner by SS Lieutenant General Oswald Pohl under the orders of Heinrich Himmler on February 7, 1943, and transformed into a prison by April 25...

either side of the Sava to Styria. In 1323 Cilli passed to the Counts of Pfannberg, then in 1335 to the Sanneckers, who became known as the Counts of Cilli...

reinforced field armour) against Count Georg III von Montfort-Bregenz-Pfannberg (c.1475/80-1544) pp. 174–175 82 Tournament 21 Stechen Welsches Gestech...

1460 – 22 July 1480 Duchy of Głogów (Half B) Herman I, Count of Montfort-Pfannberg 15 March 1430 four children Ladislaus I December 1444 no children 22 July...

Africa in the late 1880s, Epenstein had become friends with Commissioner Heinrich Ernst Göring. Back in Germany, he offered the Göring family hospitality...

as a base for his robbery attacks on the transit trade Italy. In 1255 Heinrich von Bamberg Bishop put an end to this activity and expelled the robber...

families). Some influential families, including the Stubenbergs and the Pfannbergs did not recognize Stephen's legitimacy, but they were clearly in the minority...

provincial judge in Voitsberg. Under Sigmund and later also under his son Otto Heinrich von Herberstein, the castle complex was extended and splendidly furnished...