Count Adolf I of the Mark

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Count Adolf I of the Mark was a 12th–13th century German nobleman of the House of La Marck who established the County of Mark as a regional power in Westphalia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf count
medieval German nobleman
member of the House of La Marck
activityEndCentury 13th century
activityStartCentury 12th century
allegiance Holy Roman Empire
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
ethnicGroup German
gender male
historicalRegion Westphalia
languageOfWorkOrName German
nobleFamily House of La Marck
nobleRank count
notableFor establishing the County of Mark as a regional power in Westphalia
founding figure of the County of Mark
partOf German nobility
Westphalian nobility
partOfState Duchy of Westphalia
politicalEntityCreated County of Mark
positionHeld Count of the Mark
linked to: Count of Mark
realm County of Mark
Westphalia
linked to: Duchy of Westphalia
region County of Mark
residence County of Mark
Westphalia
linked to: Duchy of Westphalia
socialClass nobility
territorialBase Mark
Westphalia
timePeriod High Middle Ages
title Count of the Mark
linked to: Count of Mark

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Hamm founder Count Adolf I of the Mark
subject linked to: Hamm, Germany
Count of Mark notableHolder Adolf I, Count of Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
Count of Mark notableHolder Engelbert III of the Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
House of La Marck hasMember Adolf I, Count of Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
House of Mark notableMember Adolf I, Count of the Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
Frederick I, Count of Mark successor Adolf I, Count of Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
Frederick I, Count of Mark child Adolf I, Count of Mark
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark
Adolf II, Count of Mark child Adolf I of the Mark (bishop)
linked to: Count Adolf I of the Mark