Berthold was born in 1153, the son of Berthold von Andechs and Hedwig von Wittelsbach. The place is not known.
He died on 12 AUG 1204. The place is not known.
His wife was Agnès de Rochelles, who he married in 1170. The place has not been found. Their seven known children were Otto (?-1234), Eckbert (c1173-1237), sainte Hedwig (1174-1243), Heinrich (c1175-1228), Berthold (c1180-1251), Agnes Marie (c1180-1201) and Gertrude (1185-1213).
Berthold von Andechs-Dießen |
Berthold von Andechs |
Berthold III von Andechs-Dießen |
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Sophie von Istrien |
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Hedwig von Wittelsbach |
Otto von Dachau-Wittelsbach |
Otto I von Scheyern |
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Heilike von Lengenfeld-Hopfenohe-Pettendorf |
Friedrich III von Pettendorf |
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Heilike von Staufen |
Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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Birth | 1153 |
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Death | 12 AUG 1204 |
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Attribute | Date | Description | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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Nobility Title | FROM 1172 TO 1204 | IV graf von Andechs | ||||
Nobility Title | FROM 1183 TO 1204 | II herzog von Meranien | ||||
Nobility Title | FROM 1188 TO 1204 | II markgraf von Istrien | ||||
Nobility Title | FROM 1180 TO 11802 | herzog zu Croatia und Dalmatia |
Note 1
In 1175, he was raised to the margraviate of Istria and then years later (1185) made the duke of the region called "Merania" after the Adriatic Sea (mare is Latin for "sea"). Merania encompassed the same area as the old margraviate, but its ruler now gained much prestige from his new title.