Eberhard I of the Mark

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Eberhard I of the Mark was a late 13th-century German count of the House of La Marck who played a significant role in the regional power struggles of the Holy Roman Empire.

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Eberhard I of the Mark canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf count
medieval German noble
member of the House of La Marck
nobleman
activeInCentury 13th century
14th century
allegiance Holy Roman Empire
burialPlace Cappenberg Abbey
child Adolf II of the Mark
Engelbert II of the Mark
Irmgard of the Mark
Konrad of the Mark
Kunigunde of the Mark
conflict rivalries with neighboring Westphalian princes
country Holy Roman Empire
deathDate 1308
deathPlace County of Mark
endTime 1308
father Engelbert I of the Mark
feudalRank count
governedTerritory County of Mark
house House of La Marck
languageOfWorkOrName German
mother Kunigunde of Blieskastel
nobleFamily House of La Marck
nobleTitleStart 1277
notableFor involvement in regional feuds and alliances within the Holy Roman Empire
strengthening the power of the House of La Marck in Westphalia
participatedIn regional power struggles in the Holy Roman Empire
positionHeld Count of the Mark
linked to: Count of Mark
predecessor Engelbert I of the Mark
realm County of Mark
religion Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
spouse Irmgard of Berg
startTime 1277
successor Engelbert II of the Mark
territorialBase Westphalia
title Count of the Mark
linked to: Count of Mark

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Battle of Worringen commander Eberhard I of the Mark