The Lords of Klinštejn were a Bohemian noble family from Česká Lípa region. They originated from the Ronovci family. They are known from the period of the...

Krušina of Lichtenburk Žlebský of Lichtenburk Pykna of Lichtenburk Bítovský of Lichtenburk Lords of Klinštejn Lords of Lipá Lords of Pirkštejn Lords of Dubá...

lord of the Saxon castle of Hohnstein, managed the property for him. Most likely, it was he who left Kravařsko to the lords of Klinštejn, one of the subsidiary...

branches, e.g. the lords of Klinštejn, the lords of Lipá, the Lichtenburks and the lords of Duba (Berkov, Adršpach, Škop). The majority of the Ronians supported...

belonged to Záviš of Stružnice. His family, later known as Lords of Klinštejn, owned Stružnice until 1403, when they sold it to the Berka of Dubá family. Then...

(née von Hodkowa). This branch of the Klinštejns, as well as the Klinštejn family in general, died out with the death of Ignác Vojtěch in 1663 in Prague...

colonized by the Lords of Klinštejn. The first written mention of Velká Bukovina is from 1454, when the village belonged to Jan of Vartenberk. The Vartenberks...

Lichtenburkové Klinštejns Lords of Lipé Lords of z Dubé Vítkovci Lords of Hradce Lords of Krumlova Rosenbergs Lords of Landštejn Lords of Stráže Zierotins...

acquired by Čeněk of Klinštejn, who sold half of Mladá Vožice to Oldřich of Kralovice and the second half to Mikuláš of Lípa. Mikuláš of Lípa then bought...