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Gerhard III of Holstein-Rendsburg (c. 1292 – 1 April 1340), sometimes called Gerhard the Great, and in Denmark also known as Count Gert or den kullede greve ("the bald count"), was a German prince from the Schauenburg family who ruled Holstein-Rendsburg and a large part of Denmark during the interregnum of 1332–40.
- c. 1292
- 1 April 1340, Randers
- Heilwig of Bronckhorst
- Henry I, Count of Holstein-Rendsburg
Gerhard III. (* um 1293; † 1. April 1340 in Randers) aus der Rendsburger Linie des Hauses Schauenburg war eine der bedeutendsten Persönlichkeiten dieses Geschlechtes. Daraus resultierte auch sein Beiname „de groote Gert“ („Gerhard der Große“).
Biographie Gerhard III., oder Geert der Große, Graf von Holstein, ist der ältere Sohn Heinrichs I. von Rendsburg und Heilwigs von Brunkhorst, Enkel von Gerhard I., dessen Linie, die Itzehoer, durch seine drei Söhne Gerhard II., Adolf VI. und Heinrich I. in die Plöner, Schauenburger und Rendsburger sich verzweigte, neben welchen Johanns I. Söhne, Adolf V. und Johann II., die Segeberger und ...
Gerhard III de Holstein-Rendsburg (c.1292 1 de abril de 1340), a veces llamado Gerhard el Grande, y en Dinamarca también conocido como Conde Gert o den kullede greve ("el conde calvo"), fue un príncipe alemán de la familia Schauenburg que gobernó Holstein-Rendsburg y gran parte de Dinamarca durante el interregno de 133240.
Gerhard III the Great: 1292 Son of Henry I and Heilwig of Bronckhorst: 5 August 1304 – 1 April 1340: County of Rendsburg (with Schleswig 1326-1330, and major Denmark 1332-1340) Sophia of Werle 1315 four children 1 April 1340 Randers aged 47-48: Adolph (VII) c.1276 Son of John II and Margareta of Denmark: 11 November 1308 – 1315: County of ...
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Between 1180 and 1190, the Archbishop of Mainz enfeoffed Eppstein Castle, along with neighboring district courts and villages to Gerhard III of Hainhausen. Gerhard changed his name to Eppstein and already having control of the present-day district of Offenbach , became the first in the line which was soon to become one of the most ...
