House of Kyburg

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The House of Kyburg was a prominent medieval noble dynasty in what is now Switzerland, influential in regional politics and territorial expansion during the High Middle Ages.

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House of Kyburg canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval dynasty
noble family
alliedWith various local noble families in northern Switzerland
capital Kyburg Castle
coatOfArms green lion on a white field
continent Europe
country Holy Roman Empire
dissolutionCause extinction of male line
endTime 13th century
ethnicGroup Alemannic Germans
linked to: Alemannic tribes
governmentForm feudal lordship
historicalEra High Middle Ages
influenced urban development of Burgdorf
urban development of Diessenhofen
urban development of Thun
urban development of Winterthur
language Middle High German
nobleTitle count
landgrave
notableMember Anna of Kyburg
Hartmann I of Kyburg
Hartmann II of Kyburg
Hartmann III of Kyburg
Hartmann IV of Kyburg
Rudolf I of Kyburg
partOf Upper Burgundy region
linked to: Upper Burgundy
patronage monasteries in northern Switzerland
politicalRole regional power in the Swiss Plateau
rival of the House of Habsburg
rival of the House of Zähringen
precededBy House of Lenzburg
region Swiss Plateau
present-day Switzerland
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Burgdorf
Diessenhofen
Kyburg Castle
Thun
Winterthur
startTime 11th century
succeededBy House of Habsburg
House of Neu-Kyburg
territory County of Kyburg
parts of present-day Canton of Aargau
parts of present-day Canton of Bern
parts of present-day Canton of Thurgau
parts of present-day Canton of Zurich

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Hedwig of Kyburg nobleFamily House of Kyburg