County of Isenburg#Principality of Isenburg
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The County of Isenburg was a region of Germany located in southern present-day Hesse, located in territories north and south of Frankfurt. The states of Isenburg emerged from the Niederlahngau (located in the Rhineland-Palatinate), which partitioned in 1137 into Isenburg-Isenburg and Isenburg-Limburg-Covern. These countships were partitioned between themselves many times over the next 700 years.
House of Isenburg
File:Isenburg 01.jpg (Lower Isenburg)]]
The House of Isenburg was an old aristocratic family of medieval Germany, named after the castle of Isenburg in Rhineland-Palatinate. Occasionally referred to as the House of Rommersdorf before the 12th century, the house originated in the Hessian comitatus of the Niederlahngau in the 10th century. It partitioned into the lines of Isenburg-Isenburg and Isenburg-Limburg-Covern in 1137, before partitioning again into smaller units, but by 1500 only the lines of Isenburg-Büdingen (in Upper Isenburg) and Lower Isenburg remained. In 1664 the Lower Isenburg branch died out. The Büdingen line continued to partition, and by the beginning of the 19th century the lines of Isenburg-Büdingen, Isenburg-Birstein, Isenburg-Meerholz and Isenburg-Wächtersbach existed.
"Family tree" of the Isenburg countships
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Isenburg, the original countship was divided upon the death of Count Rembold II in 1137 into:
- Isenburg (or Isenburg-Isenburg), 1137–1199, eventually dividing c. 1210 into:
- Isenburg-Braunsberg, 1210–1388, when it was renamed Isenburg-Wied. Isenburg-Wied, in turn, existed from 1388 to 1454, when it passed by marriage to the Lords of Runkel and was superseded by the Countship of Wied in 1462.
- Nieder-Isenburg (Lower Isenburg), 1218–1502 when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Grenzau, 1502–1664. After the death of Count Ernest in 1664 without direct heirs, his territories were claimed back as feudal tenures by the Archbishoprics of Cologne and Trier, and the Abbey-principality of Fulda. The core territories including Isenburg were passed on by Fulda to the Counts of Walderdorff. They had to share them according to a later agreement with the Counts of Wied, by then a cadet branch of the Isenburgs.
- Isenburg-Neumagen, 1502–1554, when it passed by marriage to the Counts of Sayn-Homburg.
- Isenburg-Kempenich, 1137–1424, when it passed to the Lords of Schöneck. In 1434, it passed to the Archbishop of Trier, who sold the territory to the Counts of Virneburg.
- Isenburg-Limburg-Covern, 1137–1158, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Covern, 1158–1306, when it passed to Isenburg-Cleberg.
- Isenburg-Grenzau, 1158–1258, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Limburg, 1258–1406, when it was annexed by the Archbishopric of Trier
- Isenburg-Grenzau, 1258–1287, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Grenzau, 1287–1290, when it passed to Isenburg-Cleberg.
- Isenburg-Arnfels, 1286–1379, when it passed to Isenburg-Wied.
- Isenburg-Cleberg, 1287–1340, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Grenzau, 1340–1439, when it passed to Nassau-Beilstein. It subsequently passed to the Archbishopric of Trier in 1446, and was finally purchased by the Counts of Nieder-Isenburg in 1460.
- Isenburg-Büdingen, 1340–1511, when it was divided into:
- Isenberg-Büdingen-Ronneburg, or Isenburg-Ronneburg, 1511–1601, when it was annexed by Isenburg-Büdingen-Birstein
- Isenburg-Büdingen-Birstein (or Isenburg-Birstein), 1511–1628, which was divided into:
- Isenburg-Birstein, 1628–1664, when it passed to Isenburg-Offenbach
- Isenburg-Büdingen, 1628–1685, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Büdingen, 1685–1806, when it was mediatized to the Principality of Isenburg
- Isenburg-Wächtersbach, 1685–1806, when it was mediatized to the Principality of Isenburg
- Isenburg-Meerholz, 1685–1806, when it was mediatized to the Principality of Isenburg
- Isenburg-Marienborn, 1685–1725
- Isenburg-Offenbach, 1628–1711, when it was divided into:
- Isenburg-Birstein, 1711–1744, when it became the Principality of Isenburg-Birstein. The Principality existed from 1744 to 1806, when it was renamed the Principality of Isenburg, 1806–1814/5
- Isenburg-Eisenberg, 1711–1758, when it was absorbed back into the Principality of Isenburg-Birstein
- Isenburg-Philippseich, 1711–1806, when it was mediatized to the Principality of Isenburg
Principality of Isenburg
File:Coat of Arms of the Principality of Isenburg.svg
It was not until 1806 that there was a state called simply "Isenburg". When the Holy Roman Empire was defeated by Napoleon of France in that year, the empire was abolished and the Confederation of the Rhine was established amongst the various German states. As an incentive to join the Confederation, it was stated that any state which joined could mediatise their neighbours. Prince Charles of Isenburg-Birstein joined the Confederation and was granted the mediatized Isenburgian Countships of Isenburg-Büdingen, Isenburg-Meerholz, Isenburg-Philippseich, and Isenburg-Wächtersbach. His Principality was renamed to Isenburg.
The Principality continued under the rule of Prince Charles through the Napoleonic era, but was mediatised by Austria in December 1813, at the insistence of King Frederick William III of Prussia, who was angered that Isenburg had raised a regiment for French service by recruiting Prussian deserters and vagabonds.Treitschke, Heinrich. History of Germany in the Nineteenth Century, Vol. I, page 609. Isenburg was one of only three original member princes of the Empire to be mediatized at the end of the Napoleonic era (the others being Leyen and prince-primate Dalberg, Grand Duke of Frankfurt). This decision was confirmed at the Congress of Vienna. The lands of the principality were divided between the Grand Duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt and the Electorate of Hesse-Kassel (or Hesse-Cassel).
Rulers
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==Partitions of Isenburg under House of Isenburg rule==
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| colspan=14 style="background: #fff;" |File:Armoiries d'Isembourg.svgCounty of Isenburg (1041-1199) |
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| colspan=3 style="background: #fedf;" |File:CoA Isenburg-Kempenich.svgCounty of | colspan=10 rowspan="2" style="background: #fda;" |County of Kobern |
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| colspan=1 rowspan="13" style="background: #fde;" |File:Arms of the house of Isenburg-Wied.svgCounty of Braunsberg (1199-1388) Renamed as: County of Wied (1388-1462) | colspan=3 style="background: #fedf;" | |
| colspan=1 rowspan="9" style="background: #fedf;" |File:CoA Isenburg-Kempenich.svgCounty of Kempenich (2nd creation) (1199-1430) | colspan=2 rowspan="11" style="background: #fff;" |File:CoA Lower-Isenburg.svgCounty of |
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| colspan=1 rowspan="7" style="background: #ade;" |File:Blason Jean II d'Isenbourg Seigneur de Limbourg sur Lahn.svgCounty of |
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| colspan=6 style="background: #def;" |File:Arms-Isenburg-Cleberg.pngCounty of Cleeberg (1167-1340) | colspan=1 style="background: #ceb;" |County of | colspan=1 rowspan="4" style="background: #adc;" |County of |
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| colspan=1 rowspan="4" style="background: #ceb;" |County of Grenzau (2nd creation) (1340-1439) | colspan=7 rowspan="8" style="background: #afc;" |File:Shield of the Principality of Isenburg.svgCounty of Büdingen |
| colspan=1 rowspan="5" style="background: #fde;" |Part of the County of Braunsberg (1371-1388) Renamed as: County of Wied (1388-1462) |
| colspan=1 rowspan="15" style="background: #eee;" |To Archbishopric of Trier |
| colspan=1 rowspan="15" style="background: #eee;" |To Lords of Schöneck (1424-1434), Archbishopric of Trier (1434) and Counts of Virneburg (from 1434) |
| colspan=1 style="background: #eee;" |To Nassau-Beilstein (1439-1446) and Archbishopric of Trier (1446-1460) |
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| colspan=1 rowspan="12" style="background: #eee;" |To County of Wied
| colspan=1 rowspan="12" style="background: #eee;" |To County of Wied |
| colspan=2 rowspan="2"style="background: #fea898;" |County of Neumagen (1502-1563) | colspan=1 rowspan="5" style="background: #ceb;" |File:Arms-Isenburg-Lowyousal-after 1557.pngCounty of |
| colspan=1 rowspan="2" style="background: #fbe2a2;" |County of Ronneburg (1511-1601) | colspan=6 rowspan="2" style="background: #ffc;" |County of Birstein |
| colspan=2 rowspan="9" style="background: #eee;" |To County of Sayn-Homburg |
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| colspan=4 rowspan="2" style="background: #afc;" |County of Büdingen (2nd creation) (1628-1806) (mediatized to Isenburg-Birstein in 1806) | colspan=1 style="background: #ffc;" | | colspan=2 style="background: #dc8;" | |
| colspan=1 rowspan="6" style="background: #eee;" |To Archbishopric of Trier, Archbishopric of Cologne and Abbots of Fulda
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| colspan=1 style="background: #cba;" |County of Marienborn (1673-1725) | colspan=1 style="background: #dce;" | | colspan=1 rowspan="3" style="background: #ec6;" |File:Arms of Isenburg-Meerholz.svgCounty of Meerholz | colspan=1 rowspan="3" style="background: #afc;" | | colspan=1 style="background: #ffc;" | | colspan=2 style="background: #dc8;" |County of Offenbach |
| colspan=2 rowspan="2" style="background: #dce;" |County of Wachtersbach (1673-1806) (mediatized to Isenburg-Birstein in 1806) | colspan=1 style="background: #ffc;" | | colspan=1 style="background: #dc8;" | | colspan=1 rowspan="2" style="background: #fbd;" |County of Philippseich |
| colspan=2 style="background: #ffc;" |County of Birstein (2nd creation) (1685-1744) Raised to Principality of Birstein (1744-1806) |
| colspan=7 rowspan="1" style="background: #fff;" |File:Shield of the Principality of Isenburg.svgPrincipality of Isenburg (Isenburg-Birstein line) (1806-1815) (mediatized to Austria in 1815 and Hesse in 1816) |
==Table of rulers==
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| {{ill|Gerlach, Count of Lower Lahngau|de|Gerlach (Niederlahngau)|lt=Gerlach (I)}}Given the uncertainty of previous counts pre-1090, the numbering of rulers in this table will start only after 1090 | |align="center"|966
|align="center"|1002 – 1018 | County of Lower Lahngau | Unknown at least two children |align="center"|1018 | First known member of the family. |
| {{ill|Rembold (I), Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд I фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold (I)}} | |align="center"|c.1010? Son of {{ill|Gerlach, Count of Lower Lahngau|de|Gerlach (Niederlahngau)|lt=Gerlach (I)}} |align="center"|1018 – 1072 |rowspan="3"|County of Isenburg (?) | Unknown at least one child |align="center"|1072 |rowspan="3"|First known members of the family. They possibly held already the county of Isenburg | ||
| Gerlach (II) | |align="center"|c.1010? Son of {{ill|Gerlach, Count of Lower Lahngau|de|Gerlach (Niederlahngau)|lt=Gerlach (I)}} |align="center"|1018 – 1070 | Unmarried
|align="center"|c.1070 | ||
| {{ill|Rembold (II), Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold (II)}} | |align="center"|1058 Son of {{ill|Rembold (I), Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд I фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold (I)}} |align="center"|1072 – 1090 | Unknown at least two children |align="center"|c.1090 | ||
| style="background:#fff;" | |align="center"|c.1060 Son of {{ill|Rembold (II), Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold (II)}} |rowspan="2" align="center"|1090 – 1115 |rowspan="2"|County of Isenburg | Unknown at least two children |align="center"|c.1115Hess, J. (ed.) (1901), Die Urkunde des Pfarrarchivs von St Severin in Köln, Köln, "Köln St Severin", 5, p. 8. |rowspan="2"|First members of the family firmly documented as Counts of Isenburg.See Niederrheins Urkundenbuch, Band I, 253, p. 163, and Hess, J. (ed.) (1901) Die Urkunde des Pfarrarchivs von St Severin in Köln (Köln) ("Köln St Severin"), 5, p. 8. | ||
| style="background:#fff;" | |align="center"|c.1060 Son of {{ill|Rembold (II), Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold (II)}} | Unmarried | ||
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|{{ill|Rembold II, Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд I фон Изенбург (фогт на Трир)|lt=Rembold II}} | |align="center"|c.1080 First son of Gerlach INiederrheins Urkundenbuch, Band I, 286, p. 187. |align="center"|1115 – 1137 |rowspan="2"|County of Isenburg | Catharina of Arnstein five children |align="center"|1137 |rowspan="2"|Brothers and co-rulers. | ||
| style="background:#fff;" | |align="center"|c.1080 Second son of Gerlach I |align="center"|1115 – 1120 | Unmarried | ||
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|{{ill|Gerlach III, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах фон Изенбург (фогт на Трир)|lt=Gerlach III}} | |align="center"|c.1110? First son of Rembold II and Catharina of Arnstein |align="center"|1137 – 1158 | County of Kobern | Jutta of Are three children |align="center"|1158 |rowspan="3" style="background:#fff;"|Sons of Rembold II, divided their inheritance. Siegfried didn't have documented children, so his land may have returned to Isenburg. After the childless death of Rembold III, his nephew Rembold IV kept Isenburg-Isenburg. | |
| style="background:#fff;" | |align="center"|c.1110? Second son of Rembold II and Catharina of Arnstein |align="center"|1137 – 1162 | County of Isenburg | Unmarried
|align="center"|1162 | |
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1110? Third son of Rembold II and Catharina of Arnstein |align="center"|1137 – 1153 | County of Kempenich | Justina of Kempenich no children |align="center"|1153 | |
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|rowspan="2"|{{ill|Rembold IV, Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд III фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold IV}} |rowspan="2"| |align="center" rowspan="2"|c.1130? |align="center" style="background:#fedf;|1153-1175 |style="background:#fedf;|County of Kempenich |rowspan="2"|Unknown |rowspan="2" align="center"|c.1175 |rowspan="3"| Children of Gerlach III, divided their inheritance. Rembold inherited his childless uncles' possessions, while Gerlach inherited the property of their father. | ||||
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|align="center"|1162-1175 | County of Isenburg | |||
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|{{ill|Gerlach IV, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach IV}}Some sources (as the English wiki article itself), conflate Gerlach IV (d.1167, documented in 1158) and Gerlach V (d.1217, documented in 1179) in one person; however, this also conflates Henry I of Cleeberg (d.1220) and Rembold IV (d.1175) in the same generation as brothers. This, given Rembold and Henry's different life-spans, is fairly unlikely. For the 1158 document, see Trier Diplomatica (Hontheim), I, CCCCI, p. 586. For the 1179 one, see Codex diplomaticus Rheno-Mosellanus, Theil I, 201, p. 431. | |align="center"|c.1130? Second son of {{ill|Gerlach III, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах фон Изенбург (фогт на Трир)|lt=Gerlach III}} and Jutta of Are |align="center"|1158 – 1167 | County of Kobern | Unknown of Covern three children Unknown of Leiningen two children |align="center"|1167 | |
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|{{ill|Gerlach V, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах I фон Изенбург-Коберн|lt=Gerlach V}} | |align="center"|c.1150? First son of {{ill|Gerlach IV, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach IV}} |align="center"|1167 – 1217 | County of Kobern | Unknown two children |align="center"|1217 |rowspan="2"| Children of Gerlach IV, divided their inheritance. | |
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|{{ill|Henry I, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих I фон Изенбург|lt=Henry I}} | |align="center"|c.1150? Second son of {{ill|Gerlach IV, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach IV}} |align="center"|1167 – 1227 | County of Cleeberg | {{ill|Irmgard of Büdingen|bg|Ирмгард фон Бюдинген}} (d.c.1220) eight children |align="center"|1227 | |
| style="background:#fedf;" | {{ill|Rembold V, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Rembold V}} | |align="center"|c.1160? First son of {{ill|Rembold IV, Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд III фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold IV}} |align="center"|1175 – 1215 | County of Kempenich | Hedwig, Lady of Kempenich two children |align="center"|c.1215Last documented in 1210. See Mittelrheinisches Urkundenbuch II, 261, p. 302. |rowspan="2" style="background:#fff;"| Sons of Rembold IV, may have ruled jointly until 1199, when they made official the division of the inheritance. |
| style="background:#fde;" | {{ill|Bruno I, Count of Isenburg-Braunsberg|de|Bruno I. (Isenburg-Braunsberg)|lt=Bruno I}} | |align="center"|c.1160? First son of {{ill|Rembold IV, Count of Isenburg|bg|Ремболд III фон Изенбург|lt=Rembold IV}} |align="center"|1175 – 1210 | County of Braunsberg | {{ill|Theodora of Wied|bg|Теодора фон Вид}} (d.1218) four children |align="center"|1210Codex diplomaticus Rheno-Mosellanus, Theil I, 247, p. 500. |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|1176 Son of {{ill|Bruno I, Count of Isenburg-Braunsberg|de|Bruno I. (Isenburg-Braunsberg)|lt=Bruno I}} and {{ill|Theodora of Wied|bg|Теодора фон Вид}} |align="center"|1210 – 1255 | County of Braunsberg | Johanna two children |align="center"|1255Isenburg-Wied-Runkel (1775), Urkunden, LXXIII, p. 88 | |
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|{{ill|Salentin I, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин I фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin I}} | |align="center"|c.1190 First son of{{ill|Rembold V, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Rembold V}} and Hedwig of Kempenich |align="center"|1215 – 1219 | County of Lower Isenburg | Unknown at least one child |align="center"|1219 |rowspan="3"| Children of Rembold V, divided their inheritance. | |
| style="background:#fedf;" | {{ill|Theodoric I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих II фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric I}} | |align="center"|c.1190 Second son of{{ill|Rembold V, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Rembold V}} and Hedwig of Kempenich |align="center"|1215 – 1251 |rowspan="2"|County of Kempenich | Judith of Blankenheim (d.1252) one child Adelaide (d.1258)two children |align="center"|1251 | |
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|{{ill|Rosemann, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Роземан фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Rosemann}} | |align="center"|c.1200? Third son of{{ill|Rembold V, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Ремболд фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Rembold V}} and Hedwig of Kempenich |align="center"|1215 – 1264 | Kunigunda of Büdingen-Gelnhausen (d.c.1250) one child |align="center"|1264 | ||
| style="background:#fda;" | |align="center"|c.1170 First son of {{ill|Gerlach V, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах I фон Изенбург-Коберн|lt=Gerlach V}} |rowspan="2" align="center"|1217 – 1235 |rowspan="2"|County of Kobern | Judith (d. July 1253) two children |align="center"|c.1235 |rowspan="2"|Sons of Gerlach V, possibly ruled jointly. | ||
| style="background:#fda;" | |align="center"|c.1170 Second son of {{ill|Gerlach V, Count of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Герлах I фон Изенбург-Коберн|lt=Gerlach V}} | Unmarried
|align="center"|c.1235 | ||
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|{{ill|Henry II, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих II фон Изенбург|lt=Henry II}} | |align="center"|c.1200? First son of {{ill|Henry I, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих I фон Изенбург|lt=Henry I}} and {{ill|Irmgard of Büdingen|bg|Ирмгард фон Бюдинген}} |align="center"|1220 – 29 September 1278 | County of Cleeberg | {{ill|Matilda of Hochstaden|bg|Мехтилд фон Хохщаден}} (d.1264) 1246 eight children |align="center"|29 September 1278 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Henry I, rule jointly until 1258, when they officially divided the land between them. | |
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|Gerlach ISometimes counted as Gerlach IV after Gerlach III of Kobern. | |align="center"|c.1210? Second son of {{ill|Henry I, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих I фон Изенбург|lt=Henry I}} and {{ill|Irmgard of Büdingen|bg|Ирмгард фон Бюдинген}} |align="center"|1220 – January 1289 | County of Limburg | {{ill|Imagina of Blieskastel|bg|Имагина фон Близкастел}} (1233-1281) five children |align="center"|January 1289 | |
| style="background:#fda;" | |align=center|c.1210 Son of Gerlach VI and Judith |align=center|1235 – 1269 | County of Kobern | Matilda c.1235 no children |align=center|1269 | Didn't have children, and the county passed to his sister. |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of {{ill|Theodoric I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих II фон Изенбург-Кемпених}} (1219-1224) |rowspan="2"|Like his uncle, regent and namesake in Lower Isenburg, he may have been also involved in the government of Kempenich. | ||||
| style="background:#fff;" | {{ill|Theodoric, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Дитрих III фон Изенбург|lt=Theodoric the Younger}} | |align=center|c.1210? Son of {{ill|Salentin I, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин I фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin I}} |align=center|1219 – 1273 | County of Lower Isenburg | Judith of Merenberg (d.1263) four children |align=center|1273Codex diplomaticus Rheno-Mosellanus, Theil II, 247, p. 376 |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align=center|c.1210 Son of Bruno II and Johanna |align=center|1255 – 29 September 1278 | County of Braunsberg | Sophia of Runkel (d. 26 March 1266) one child Isolda of Heinsberg (d.c.1290) c.1270 two children |align=center|29 September 1278Isenburg-Wied-Runkel (1775), Urkunden, LVI, 73. | |
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align=center|c.1240? Son of {{ill|Theodoric I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих II фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric I}} and Judith of Blankenheim |align=center|1264 – 1276 |rowspan="2"|County of Kempenich | Unmarried
|align=center|1276 |rowspan="2"| Children of Theodoric II, possibly ruled jointly. | ||
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|{{ill|Gerhard I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Герхард I фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Gerhard I}} | |align=center|c.1255 Son of {{ill|Theodoric I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих II фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric I}} and Adelaide |align=center|1264 – 1287 | Beatrice (d.c.1275) four children |align=center|1287 | ||
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|{{ill|Cecilia, Countess of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Цецилия фон Изенбург|lt=Cecilia}}Milmeister (2003), p. 60. | |align=center|c.1210 Daughter of Gerlach VI and Judith |align=center|1269 – 1275 | County of Kobern | Frederick of Vianden c.1225? at least one child |align=center|c. 1275 | Sister of Henry II, inherited Kobern. |
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|{{ill|Salentin II, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин II фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin II}} | |align=center|c.1230? Son of {{ill|Theodoric, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Дитрих III фон Изенбург|lt=Theodoric}} and Judith of Merenberg |align=center|1275 – 1297 | County of Lower Isenburg | Agnes of Runkel (d.1316) ten children |align=center|1297 | |
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|Frederick (II)Counted as II given his father his numbered I as co-ruler of Cecilia. | |align=center|c.1230? Son of Frederick of Vianden and {{ill|Cecilia, Countess of Isenburg-Kobern|bg|Цецилия фон Изенбург|lt=Cecilia}} |align=center|1275 – 1281 | County of Kobern | Irmgard of Esch (1220-1292) c.1250 four children |align=center|1281 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of Isolda of Heinsberg (c.1278-1284) |rowspan="3"| Associated his son Bruno to the county, but he predeceased him. | ||||
| style="background:#fde;" | |align=center|c.1270 Son of Bruno III and Isolda of Heinsberg |align=center|29 September 1278 – 1327 |rowspan="2"|County of Braunsberg | Agnes of Lower Isenburg (d.1316) 1294 seven children Margaret of Vickerode (d.1324) no children |align=center|1327 | ||
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|{{ill|Bruno IV, Count of Isenburg-Braunsberg|bg|Бруно IV (Изенбург-Браунсберг)|lt=Bruno IV}} | |align=center|c.1305 Son of John I and Agnes of Lower Isenburg |align=center|c.1320 – 23 August 1325 | {{ill|Heilwig of Katzenelnbogen|bg|Хайлвиг фон Катценелнбоген}} (d.1346) 2 December 1312 four children |align=center|23 August 1325 | ||
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|align=center|c.1250? |align=center|29 September 1278 – 1304 | County of Cleeberg | Heilwig of Tübingen-Giessen (d.c.1295) seven children |align=center|1304 |rowspan="3"| Sons of Henry II, divided the land between them. Eberhard left no heirs and his portion was inherited by his brother Louis. | |
| style="background:#adc;" | |align=center|c.1250? Second son of {{ill|Henry II, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих II фон Изенбург|lt=Henry II}} and {{ill|Matilda of Hochstaden|bg|Мехтилд фон Хохщаден}} |align=center|29 September 1278 – 1305 | County of Arenfels | Elisabeth of Clèves (1236-1290) five children |align=center|c.1305 | |
| style="background:#ceb;" | |align=center|c.1250? Third son of {{ill|Henry II, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Хайнрих II фон Изенбург|lt=Henry II}} and {{ill|Matilda of Hochstaden|bg|Мехтилд фон Хохщаден}} |align=center|29 September 1278 – 25 November 1292 | County of Grenzau | Isolda of Heinsberg (d.c.1290) one child |align=center|25 November 1292 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"| Grenzau annexed to Cleberg | ||||
| style="background:#fda;" | |align=center|c.1250? Son of Frederick and Irmgard of Esch |align=center|1281 – 1306 | County of Kobern | Elisabeth of Eppstein (d.1320) 26 May 1272 Kobern-Gondorf no children |align=center|1306 | Left no descendants. After his death, Kobern was annexed to the County of Cleeberg. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Kobern annexed to Cleberg | ||||
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|{{ill|Theodoric III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих IV фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric III}} | |align="center"|c.1270? First son of {{ill|Gerhard I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Герхард I фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Gerhard I}} and Beatrice |align="center"|1287 – 1325 |rowspan="2"|County of Kempenich | Kunigunde of Solms (d.1344) two children |align="center"|c.1325 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Gerard I, ruled jointly. | ||
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1270? Second son of {{ill|Gerhard I, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Герхард I фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Gerhard I}} and Beatrice |align="center"|1287 – 1320 | Agnes of Trier 1293 two children |align="center"|c.1320 | ||
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|align="center"|1266 |align="center"|January 1289 – 19 September 1312 | County of Limburg | Elisabeth of Geroldseck-Veldenz (1266-1285) two children {{ill|Uda of Ravensberg|bg|Уда фон Равенсберг}} 25 August 1292 five children |align="center"|19 September 1312 | |
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|{{ill|Salentin III, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин III фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin III}} | |align="center"|c.1280? Son of {{ill|Salentin II, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин II фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin II}} and Agnes of Runkel |align="center"|1297 –1351 | County of Lower Isenburg | Catharina one child Matilda of Isenburg-Kobern (d.1350) 1304 six children |align="center"|1351 | |
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|{{ill|Lothar, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Лотар фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Lothar}} | |align="center"|c.1290 Son of {{ill|Louis, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Лудвиг фон Изенбург-Клееберг|lt=Louis}} and Heilwig of Tübingen-Giessen |align="center"|1304 – 4 February 1341 | County of Cleeberg | {{ill|Isengard of Falkenstein-Münzenberg|bg|Изенгард фон Фалкенщайн-Мюнценберг}} 1318 five children |align="center"|4 February 1341 | |
| style="background:#adc;" | |align=center|c.1280? First son of Gerlach I and Elisabeth of Clèves |align=center|1305 – 1334 | County of Arenfels (at Herschbach) | Hedwig of Neuenahr (d.c.1330) 14 August 1304 five children |align=center|1334 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Gerlach I, divided their inheritance. | |
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|John | |align=center|c.1280? Second son of Gerlach I and Elisabeth of Clèves |align=center|1305 – 17 November 1348 | County of Arenfels (at Arenfels proper) | Catharina no children Jutta of Arscheid (d.c.1385) no children |align=center|17 November 1348 | |
| style="background:#ade;" | |align="center"|c.1295 Son of John I and {{ill|Uda of Ravensberg|bg|Уда фон Равенсберг}} |align="center"|19 September 1312 – 14 April 1355 | County of Limburg | {{ill|Agnes of Nassau-Siegen, Countess of Isenburg-Limburg|bg|Агнес фон Насау-Зиген|lt=Agnes of Nassau-Siegen}} 1312 three children {{ill|Cunigunde of Wertheim, Countess of Isenburg-Limburg|bg|Кунигунда фон Вертхайм|lt=Cunigunde of Wertheim}} 20 December 1323 eight children |align="center"|14 April 1355 | |
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|{{ill|Simon II, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон II фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon II}} | |align="center"|c.1290? First son of {{ill|Theodoric III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих IV фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric III}} and Kunigunde of Solms |align="center"|1325 – 1339 |rowspan="3"|County of Kempenich | Catharina of Sayn (d.c.1345) one child |align="center"|1339 |rowspan="3"| Cousins, ruled jointly. | ||
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1290? Second son of {{ill|Theodoric III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Дитрих IV фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Theodoric III}} and Kunigunde of Solms |align="center"|1329 – 1341 |rowspan="2"|Unmarried |align="center"|1341 | |||
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|align="center"|c.1290 |align="center"|1329 – 1335 |align="center"|c.1335 | |||
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|c.1315 Son of {{ill|Bruno IV, Count of Isenburg-Braunsberg|bg|Бруно IV (Изенбург-Браунсберг)|lt=Bruno IV}} and {{ill|Heilwig of Katzenelnbogen|bg|Хайлвиг фон Катценелнбоген}} |align="center"|1327 – 17 July 1383 | County of Braunsberg | Agnes of Virneburg (d.1352/3) 1329 (annulled 12 September 1351) five children Johanna of Jülich (d.1362) 27 July 1354 one child {{ill|Lysa, Countess of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Лиза фон Изенбург-Аренфелс}} 11 November 1362 two children |align="center"|17 July 1383Clervaux (1883), 501, p.100. | Grandson of John I. |
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|{{ill|Simon III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон III фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon III}} | |align="center"|c.1310? Son of {{ill|Simon II, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон II фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon II}} and Catharina of Sayn |align="center"|1341 – 1360 | County of Kempenich | Hedwig of Schönberg (d.1367) six children |align="center"|c.1360 | |
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|{{ill|Henry I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Хайнрих II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Henry I}}Sometimes numbered II in reference to his uncle, Henry, who died in 1298, even before his father's ascension. | |align="center"|1320 First son of {{ill|Lothar, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Лотар фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Lothar}} and {{ill|Isengard of Falkenstein-Münzenberg|bg|Изенгард фон Фалкенщайн-Мюнценберг}} |align="center"|4 February 1341 – 1379 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Adelaide of Hanau|de|Adelheid von Hanau (Hohenlohe)}} 29 July 1332 six children |align="center"|1379 |rowspan="2" style="background:#def;"| Sons of Lothar, divided their inheritance. | |
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|{{ill|Philip I, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Филип I фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Philip I}} | |align="center"|c.1320 Second son of {{ill|Lothar, Count of Isenburg-Cleeberg|bg|Лотар фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Lothar}} and {{ill|Isengard of Falkenstein-Münzenberg|bg|Изенгард фон Фалкенщайн-Мюнценберг}} |align="center"|4 February 1341 – 22 March 1370 | County of Grenzau | Margaret of Katzenelnbogen (d.9 July 1370) 1338 two children |align="center"|22 March 1370 | |
| style="background:#adc;" | |align="center"|c.1310? Son of Theodoric and Hedwig of Neuenahr |align="center"|17 November 1348 – 14 August 1371 | County of Arenfels | Elisabeth of Braunshorn (d.15 November 1339) six children Demut of Roesberg (d.c.1365) two children |align="center"|14 August 1371 | |
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|{{ill|Salentin IV, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин IV фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin IV}} | |align="center"|c.1320 Son of {{ill|Salentin III, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин III фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin III}} and Matilda of Isenburg-Kobern |align="center"|1351 – 1364 | County of Lower Isenburg | {{ill|Catharina of Solms-Sponheim|bg|Катарина фон Золмс-Спонхайм}} 25 February 1341 two children |align="center"|1364 | |
| style="background:#ade;" | |align="center"|c.1325 First son of Gerlach II and {{ill|Cunigunde of Wertheim, Countess of Isenburg-Limburg|bg|Кунигунда фон Вертхайм|lt=Cunigunde of Wertheim}} |align="center"|14 April 1355 – April 1366 | County of Limburg | Elizabeth of Falkenstein (d. 9 April 1366) 9 November 1356 no children |align="center"|April 1366 | Died of Black Death, without male heirs. |
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1340? First son of {{ill|Simon III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон III фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon III}} and Hedwig of Schönberg |align="center"|1360 – 1414 |rowspan="4"|County of Kempenich |rowspan="2"|Unmarried |align="center"|1414 |rowspan="4"| Sons of Simon III, ruled jointly. The death of the last one of them with no male descendants led to the annexation of the land to the Lords of Schöneck. | |||
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1340? Second son of {{ill|Simon III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон III фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon III}} and Hedwig of Schönberg |align="center"|1360 – 1378 |align="center"|1378 | |||
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|John | |align="center"|c.1340? Third son of {{ill|Simon III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон III фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon III}} and Hedwig of Schönberg |align="center"|1360 – 1424 | Gertrude of Hückelhoven (d.1421) one child |align="center"|1424 | ||
| style="background:#fedf; | |align="center"|c.1340? Fourth son of {{ill|Simon III, Count of Isenburg-Kempenich|bg|Симон III фон Изенбург-Кемпених|lt=Simon III}} and Hedwig of Schönberg |align="center"|1360 – 1388 | Elisabeth of Schönkeen no children |align="center"|1388 | ||
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|{{ill|Salentin V, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин V фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin V}} | |align="center"|c.1345 Son of {{ill|Salentin IV, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин IV фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin IV}} and {{ill|Catharina of Solms-Sponheim|bg|Катарина фон Золмс-Спонхайм}} |align="center"|1364 – 30 November 1420 | County of Lower Isenburg | {{ill|Adelaide, Countess of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Аделхайд фон Изенбург}} 6 May 1371 ten children |align="center"|30 November 1420 | |
| style="background:#ade;" | |align="center"|c.1330? Second son of Gerlach II and {{ill|Cunigunde of Wertheim, Countess of Isenburg-Limburg|bg|Кунигунда фон Вертхайм|lt=Cunigunde of Wertheim}} |align="center"|April 1366 – 26 January 1406 | County of Limburg | Hildegard of Saarwerden (d.1419) two children |align="center"|26 January 1406 | Originally went into clergy. However, after his brother's death with no heirs, and with the permission of Pope Urban V, John put aside the office of Canon of Trier Cathedral and took over the rule of Limburg. He left no male heirs. The land went to the Archbishopric of Trier. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Isenburg-Limburg was annexed to the Archbishopric of Trier | ||||
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|{{ill|Eberhard, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Еберхард фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Eberhard}} | |align="center"|1356 Son of {{ill|Philip I, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Филип I фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Philip I}}and Margaret of Katzenelnbogen |align="center"|22 March 1370 – 1399 | County of Grenzau | Matilda of the Mark (d.6 August 1406) 1371 five children |align="center"|1399 | |
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|{{ill|Adelaide, Countess of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Аделхайд фон Изенбург|lt=Adelaide}} | |align="center"|c.1350? First daughter of Gerlach II and Demut of Roesberg |align="center"|14 August 1371 – 1419 |rowspan=2|County of Arenfels | {{ill|Salentin V, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин V фон Изенбург}} 6 May 1371 ten children |align="center"|1419 |rowspan="2"| Co-heiresses of Arenfels, their marriages determined the division of the county between their respective descendants. | ||
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|{{ill|Lysa, Countess of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Лиза фон Изенбург-Аренфелс|lt=Lysa}} | |align="center"|c.1350? Second daughter of Gerlach II and Demut of Roesberg |align="center"|14 August 1371 – 30 November 1403 | William I, Count of Isenburg-Braunsberg 11 November 1362 two children |align="center"|30 November 1403 | ||
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Arenfels was divided between Braunsberg/Wied and Lower Isenburg | ||||
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|{{ill|John I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан I фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John I}} | |align="center"|1325 Son of {{ill|Henry I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Хайнрих II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Henry I}} and {{ill|Adelaide of Hanau|de|Adelheid von Hanau (Hohenlohe)}} |align="center"|1379 – 24 February 1395 | County of Büdingen | Sophia of Wertheim (d.1389) 1355 two children |align="center"|24 February 1395 | |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|1352 Son of William I and Agnes of Virneburg |align="center"|17 July 1383 – 1409 | County of Braunsberg (until 1388) County of Wied (from 1388) | Unmarried
|align="center"|c.1409 | Left no descendants. |
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|{{ill|John II, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John II}} | |align="center"|1360 Son of {{ill|John I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан I фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John I}} and Sophia of Wertheim |align="center"|24 February 1395 – 1408 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Margaret of Katzenelnbogen, Countess of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Маргарета фон Катценелнбоген|lt=Margaret of Katzenelnbogen}} 1385 two children |align="center"|1408 | |
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|{{ill|Philip II, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Филип II фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Philip II}} | |align="center"|1376 Son of {{ill|Eberhard, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Еберхард фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Eberhard}} and Matilda of the Mark |align="center"|1399 – 1440 | County of Grenzau | Catharina of Lower Isenburg (d.15 July 1441) 17 January 1395 no children |align="center"|1440 | His childless death determined that the county was inherited by his nephews from Nassau-Beilstein, sons of his elder sister Matilda. In 1460, through his other sister Maria, her descendants would recover this county to Isenburg property. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Annexed to the County of Nassau-Beilstein (1439), to the Archbishopric of Trier (1446) and the County of Lower Isenburg (1460) | ||||
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|{{ill|Diether, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Дитер I фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Diether}} | |align="center"|1390 Son of {{ill|John II, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John II}} and {{ill|Margaret of Katzenelnbogen, Countess of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Маргарета фон Катценелнбоген|lt=Margaret of Katzenelnbogen}} |align="center"|1408 – 20 November 1461 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Elisabeth of Solms-Braunfels, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Елизабет фон Золмс-Браунфелс|lt=Elisabeth of Solms-Braunfels}} 26 July 1409 eight children |align="center"|20 November 1461 | |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|c.1365 Son of William I and {{ill|Lysa, Countess of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Лиза фон Изенбург-Аренфелс}} |align="center"|1409 – 1413 | County of Wied | {{ill|Agnes of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Агнес фон Изенбург}} 27 September 1376Isenburg-Wied-Runkel (1775), Urkunden, CIII, 120. four children |align="center"|1413 | Half-brother of William II, ruled in Arenfels since 1403. |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|c.1380? First son of Gerlach and {{ill|Agnes of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Агнес фон Изенбург}} |align="center"|1413 – 22 October 1462 | County of Wied (at Wied and 1/2 Arenfels) | Margaret of Moers no children Philippa of Heinsberg (d.14 January 1464) 10 April 1402 no children |align="center"|22 October 1462 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Gerlach, divided their inheritance. John left his inheritance to his daughter Anastasia, who married Dietrich IV, Lord of Runkel. After William's death, his part of the domain went to Dietrich IV, inheritor of the by then dead spouse's patrimony. | |
| style="background:#fde;" | |align="center"|c.1380? Second son of Gerlach and {{ill|Agnes of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Агнес фон Изенбург}} |align="center"|1413 – 1454 | County of Wied (at Braunsberg and 1/2 Arenfels) | Agnes of Westerburg (d.1415) 1400 two children Kunigunde of Westerburg (d. 2 February 1428) 1415 no children Kunigunde of Saffenberg (d.1454) 1428 no children |align="center"|1454 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Wied and 1/2 Arenfels annexed to the Runkel family | ||||
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|{{ill|Salentin VI, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин VI фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin VI}} | |align="center"|c.1380? Son of {{ill|Salentin V, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин V фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin V}} and {{ill|Adelaide of Isenburg-Arenfels|bg|Аделхайд фон Изенбург}} |align="center"|30 November 1420 – 1458 | County of Lower Isenburg | Adelaide of Isenburg-Grenzau no children Maria of Isenburg-Grenzau ten children |align="center"|1458 | |
| style="background:#fedf;" | |align="center"|c.1405? Daughter of John and Gertrude of Hückelhoven |align="center"|1424 – 1430 | County of Kempenich | Peter of Schöneck 1411 at least one child |align="center"|c.1430 | Heir of Kempenich, married the Lord of Schöneck, who eventually won the War of Succession that followed John's death in 1424. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Kempenich annexed to the Lordship of Schöneck (1424-1434), the Archbishopric of Trier (1434) and then to the County of Virneburg | ||||
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|{{ill|Anastasia, Countess of Isenburg-Wied|bg|Анастасия фон Изенбург-Браунсберг-Вид|lt=Anastasia}} | |align="center"|c.1410 Daughter of John II and Agnes of Westerburg |align="center"|1454 – 1460 | County of Wied (at Braunsberg and 1/2 Arenfels) | {{ill|Theodoric IV, Lord of Runkel|de|Dietrich IV. (Runkel)}} 1427 no children |align="center"|1460 | Inherited her father's domains. After her death in 1460 the Runkel family inherited her part of the land, and the other would be inherited after her uncle William II's death. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Braunsberg and 1/2 Arenfels annexed to the Runkel family | ||||
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|{{ill|Gerlach I, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах II фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach I}} | |align="center"|c.1410? Son of {{ill|Salentin VI, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Салентин VI фон Изенбург|lt=Salentin VI}} and Maria of Isenburg-Grenzau |align="center"|1458 – 6 May 1488 | County of Lower Isenburg | Jutta of Eppenstein (d.1451) four children |align="center"|6 May 1488 | |
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|{{ill|Louis II, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Лудвиг II фон Изенбург|lt=Louis II}} | |align="center"|1422 Son of {{ill|Diether, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Дитер I фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Diether}} and {{ill|Elisabeth of Solms-Braunfels, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Елизабет фон Золмс-Браунфелс|lt=Elisabeth of Solms-Braunfels}} |align="center"|20 November 1461 – 4 June 1511 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Мария фон Насау-Висбаден|lt=Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein}} 1 December 1452 ten children |align="center"|4 June 1511 | |
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|{{ill|Gerlach II, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах III фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach II}} | |align="center"|c.1450 First son of {{ill|Gerlach I, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах II фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach I}} and Jutta of Eppenstein |align="center"|6 May 1488 – 18 July 1502 |rowspan="2"|County of Lower Isenburg | Hildegard von Zirk (1430-1478) seven children |align="center"|18 July 1502 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Gerlach II, ruled jointly. | ||
| style="background:#fff;" | |align="center"|1456 Third son of {{ill|Gerlach I, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах II фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach I}} and Jutta of Eppenstein |align="center"|6 May 1488 – 17 January 1505 | Unmarried
|align="center"|17 January 1505 | ||
| style="background:#fea898;" | |align="center"|c.1470 First son of {{ill|Gerlach II, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах III фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach II}} and Hildegard von Zirk |align="center"|18 July 1502 – 24 September 1534 | County of Neumagen | Elisabeth of Hunolstein-Neumagen (1475-4 June 1538) nine children |align="center"|24 September 1534 |rowspan="2" style="background:#fff;"| Children of Gerlach II, divided their inheritance after their uncle's death in 1505. | |
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|{{ill|Gerlach III, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Герлах IV фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach III}} | |align="center"|c.1490 Second son of {{ill|Gerlach II, Count of Lower Isenburg|bg|Герлах III фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach II}} and Hildegard von Zirk |align="center"|18 July 1502 – 9 September 1530 | County of Grenzau | Anastasia of Moers (d.24 October 1557) 5 July 1494 eleven children |align="center"|9 September 1530 | |
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|{{ill|Philip I, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Филип фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Ронебург|lt=Philip I}} | |align="center"|20 March 1467 Büdingen First son of {{ill|Louis II, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Лудвиг II фон Изенбург|lt=Louis II}} and {{ill|Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Мария фон Насау-Висбаден|lt=Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein}} |align="center"|4 June 1511 – 22 February 1526 | County of Ronneburg | {{ill|Amalia of Rieneck, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Амалия фон Ринек|lt=Amalia of Rieneck}} 19 November 1495 Büdingen six children |align="center"|22 February 1526 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Louis II, divided the county between them. | |
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|{{ill|John III, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Йохан V фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бирщайн|lt=John III}}Sometimes numbered John V. | |align="center"|1476 Büdingen Third son of {{ill|Louis II, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Лудвиг II фон Изенбург|lt=Louis II}} and {{ill|Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Мария фон Насау-Висбаден|lt=Maria of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein}} |align="center"|4 June 1511 – 18 May 1533 | County of Birstein | {{ill|Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна фон Шварцбург-Бланкенбург|lt=Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg}} 17 June 1516 Arnstadt seven children |align="center"|18 May 1533 | |
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|{{ill|Anton, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|de|Anton von Isenburg-Büdingen zu Ronneburg|lt=Anton I}} | 100px
|align="center"|2 August 1501 |align="center"|22 February 1526 – 25 October 1560 | County of Ronneburg | {{ill|Elisabeth of Wied, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Елизабет фон Вид|lt=Elisabeth of Wied}} 19 October 1523 Wied sixteen children Katharina Gumpel (1530-18 September 1559) 16 February 1554 four children |align="center"|25 October 1560 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of Anastasia of Moers (1530-1535) |rowspan="2"| | ||||
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|{{ill|Henry, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Хайнрих фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Henry the Elder}} | |align="center"|5 January 1521 Son of {{ill|Gerlach III, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Герлах IV фон Изенбург|lt=Gerlach III}} and Anastasia of Moers |align="center"|9 September 1530 – 1553 | County of Grenzau | Margaret of Wertheim (d.25 March 1538) 2 September 1533 five children |align="center"|1553 | |
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|{{ill|Reinhard, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Райнхард фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бирщайн|lt=Reinhard}} | 100px
|align="center"|1518 |align="center"|18 May 1533 – 28 February 1568 |rowspan="3"|County of Birstein | {{ill|Elisabeth of Waldeck-Wildungen, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Елизабет фон Валдек|lt=Elisabeth of Waldeck-Wildungen}} 1542 one child Margaret of Mansfeld (1520-1573) 4 May 1551 Rudolstadt no children |align="center"|28 February 1568 |rowspan="3"| Sons of John III, ruled jointly. | ||
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|{{ill|Philip II, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Филип II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Philip II}} | |align="center"|23 May 1526 Büdingen Third son of {{ill|John III, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Йохан V фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бирщайн|lt=John III}} and {{ill|Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна фон Шварцбург-Бланкенбург|lt=Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg}} |align="center"|18 May 1533 – 5 April 1596 | {{ill|Irmengard of Solms-Braunfels|bg|Ирменгард фон Золмс-Браунфелс}} 31 October 1559 Birstein ten children |align="center"|5 April 1596 | ||
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|{{ill|Louis III, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Лудвиг III фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бирщайн|lt=Louis III}} | |align="center"|30 May 1529 Büdingen Fourth son of {{ill|John III, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Йохан V фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бирщайн|lt=John III}} and {{ill|Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна фон Шварцбург-Бланкенбург|lt=Anna of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg}} |align="center"|18 May 1533 – 7 February 1588 | Anna Sybilla of Schwarzburg (25 October 1540 – 3 August 1578) 24 June 1571 Arnstadt four children Maria of Hohnstein (1558-2 February 1586) 13 August 1581 Offenbach am Main two children |align="center"|7 February 1588 | ||
| style="background:#fea898;" | |align="center"|c.1520 Second son of Salentin VII and Elisabeth of Hunolstein-Neumagen |align="center"|24 September 1534 – 1544 |rowspan="2"|County of Neumagen | Unmarried
|align="center"|1544 |rowspan="2"| Sons of Salentin VII, ruled jointly. After their childless deaths, the county is inherited by their sister. | ||
| style="background:#fea898;" | |align="center"|c.1534 Third son of Salentin VII and Elisabeth of Hunolstein-Neumagen |align="center"|24 September 1534 – 13 February 1554 | Antonia Penelope van Brederode (d.30 June 1591) 4 September 1547 ten children |align="center"|13 February 1554 | ||
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|{{ill|John Henry, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Йохан фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=John Henry}} | |align="center"|1534 Second son of {{ill|Henry, Count of Isenburg-Grenzau|bg|Хайнрих фон Изенбург-Гренцау|lt=Henry}} and Margaret of Wertheim |align="center"|1553 – 15 November 1565 | County of Grenzau | Erica of Manderscheid-Schleiden (d.23 December 1587) 22 August 1563 Grenzau no children |align="center"|15 November 1565 | |
| style="background:#fea898;" | |align="center"|c.1500 Daughter of Salentin VII and Elisabeth of Hunolstein-Neumagen |align="center"|13 February 1554 – 8 August 1563 | County of Neumagen | William I, Count of Sayn-Wittgenstein 1522 seven children |align="center"|8 August 1563 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Neumagen annexed to the County of Sayn | ||||
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|{{ill|George, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Георг фон Изенбург-Ронебург|lt=George}} | |align="center"|10 September 1528 Ronneburg Second son of {{ill|Anton, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|de|Anton von Isenburg-Büdingen zu Ronneburg|lt=Anton I}} and {{ill|Elisabeth of Wied, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Елизабет фон Вид|lt=Elisabeth of Wied}} |align="center"|25 October 1560 – 29 June 1577 | Isenburg-Ronneburg (from 1566 in Ronneburg) | Barbara of Wertheim (1531-17 September 1600) 21 May 1552 no children |align="center"|29 June 1577 |rowspan="3"| Sons of Anton, divided their patrimony, Henry, the last surviving brother, reunited it, but left no descendants. After his death, Ronneburg was reabsorbed into Birstein. | |
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|{{ill|Wolfgang, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|de|Wolfgang von Ysenburg-Ronneburg|lt=Wolfgang}} | 100px
|align="center"|12 June 1533 |align="center"|25 October 1560 – 20 December 1597 | Isenburg-Ronneburg (from 1566 in Kelsterbach) | {{ill|Johanna of Hanau-Lichtenberg, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|de|Johanna von Hanau-Lichtenberg (1543–1599)|lt=Johanna of Hanau-Lichtenberg}} 26 October 1563 (annulled 1573) one child {{ill|Ursula of Solms-Braunfels, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Урсула фон Золмс-Браунфелс (1535–1585)|lt=Ursula of Solms-Braunfels}} 16 December 1577 no children Ursula of Gleichen-Remda (d. September 1625) 19 September 1585 no children |align="center"|20 December 1597 | |
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|{{ill|Henry, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Хайнрих фон Изенбург-Ронебург|lt=Henry}} | |align="center"|13 September 1537 Ronneburg Fifth son of {{ill|Anton, Count of Isenburg-Ronneburg|de|Anton von Isenburg-Büdingen zu Ronneburg|lt=Anton I}} and {{ill|Elisabeth of Wied, Countess of Isenburg-Ronneburg|bg|Елизабет фон Вид|lt=Elisabeth of Wied}} |align="center"|25 October 1560 – 31 May 1601 | Isenburg-Ronneburg (1566–1597 in Ronneburg; in the entire county from 1597) | Maria of Rappoltstein (5 July 1551 – 15 October 1571) 1569 no children Elisabeth of Gleichen-Tona (1554-19 July 1616) 1572 no children |align="center"|31 May 1601 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Ronneburg was annexed to Birstein | ||||
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|align="center"|1532 |align="center"|15 November 1565 – 19 March 1610 | County of Grenzau | Antonia Wilhelmina of Arenberg (1 March 1557 - 26 February 1626) 10 December 1577 two children |align="center"|19 March 1610 | Originally Archbishop-Elector of Cologne, he abdicated of his post to inherit his childless brother's county. |
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|align="center"|29 December 1560 |align="center"|5 April 1596 – 21 May 1633 | County of Birstein | {{ill|Anna of Gleichen-Remda|bg|Анна фон Глайхен-Ремда}} 26 September 1585 Birstein eight children {{ill|Elisabeth of Nassau-Dillenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Елизабет фон Насау-Диленбург (1564 – 1611)|lt=Elisabeth of Nassau-Dillenburg}} 16 April 1603 Frankfurt am Main one child {{ill|Juliana of Sayn-Wittgenstein|bg|Юлиана фон Сайн-Витгенщайн}} 19 April 1616 four children Sabine von Saalfeld (d.1635) c.1630 (morganatic) no children |align="center"|21 May 1633 | |
| style="background:#ceb;" | |align="center"|c.1580 First son of Salentin IX and Antonia Wilhelmina of Arenberg |align="center"|19 March 1610 – 5 December 1619 | County of Grenzau | Unmarried
|align="center"|5 December 1619 | Died childless. |
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|align="center"|1584 |align="center"|5 December 1619 – 30 May 1664 | County of Grenzau | Caroline Ernestine of Arenberg (6 September 1606 – 12 September 1630) 1 September 1625 no children Maria Anna of Hohenzollern-Hechingen (1614 – 7 March 1670) 1636 Fürstenberg one child |align="center"|30 May 1664 | Left no male descendants. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Grenzau divided between the Archbishopric of Trier, Archbishopric of Cologne and Abbots of Fulda | ||||
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|{{ill|Wolfgang Henry, Count of Isenburg-Offenbach|bg|Волфганг Хайнрих фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=Wolfgang Henry}} | |align="center"|21 October 1588 Offenbach First son of Wolfgang Ernest I and {{ill|Anna of Gleichen-Remda|bg|Анна фон Глайхен-Ремда}} |align="center"|21 May 1633 – 27 February 1638 | County of Offenbach | {{ill|Maria Magdalene of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein|bg|Мария Магдалена фон Насау-Висбаден}} 12 September 1609 Büdingen thirteen children |align="center"|27 February 1638 |rowspan="4" style="background:#ffc;"| Sons of Wolfgang Ernest I, divided their inheritance. William Otto didn't have descendants and his feud was briefly annexed to Offenbach, before it generates a new branch in 1685. | |
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|{{ill|William Otto, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Вилхелм Ото фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=William Otto}} | |align="center"|6 November 1597 Birstein Fourth son of Wolfgang Ernest I and {{ill|Anna of Gleichen-Remda|bg|Анна фон Глайхен-Ремда}} |align="center"|21 May 1633 – 17 July 1667 | County of Birstein | Catharina Elisabeth of Hanau-Munzenberg (1 September 1607 – 24 September 1647) 7 November 1628 no children {{ill|Anna Amalia of Nassau-Dillenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна Амалия фон Насау-Диленбург|lt=Anna Amalia of Nassau-Dillenburg}} 24 October 1648 Birstein no children |align="center"|17 July 1667 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Council of Regency, in Büdingen only (1633-1643) | ||||
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|{{ill|John Ernest I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|de|Johann Ernst I. von Isenburg-Büdingen|lt=John Ernest I}} | 100px
|align="center"|21 June 1625 |align="center"|21 May 1633 – 8 October 1673 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Maria Charlotte of Erbach-Erbach|bg|Мария Шарлота фон Ербах-Ербах}} 15 June 1650 Wächtersbach twelve children |align="center"|8 October 1673 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Isenburg-Birstein annexed to Isenburg-Offenbach | ||||
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of {{ill|Maria Magdalene of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein|bg|Мария Магдалена фон Насау-Висбаден}} (1638-1640) |rowspan="2"| | ||||
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|align="center"|14 February 1622 |align="center"|27 February 1638 – 23 February 1685 | County of Offenbach | Maria Juliana of Hanau-Munzenberg (15 January 1617 – 28 October 1643) 7 October 1643 Hanau no children {{ill|Louise of Nassau-Dillenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Offenbach|bg|Луиза фон Насау-Диленбург|lt=Louise of Nassau-Dillenburg}} 10 February 1646 Dillenburg eleven children Maria Juliana Blingen (d.1677) 27 January 1666 Hanau (morganatic) six children |align="center"|23 February 1685 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of {{ill|Maria Charlotte of Erbach-Erbach|bg|Мария Шарлота фон Ербах-Ербах}} (1673-1691) |rowspan="5"|Sons of John Ernest I, ruled under their mother during their minority, and then divided the land once more. | ||||
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|{{ill|John Casimir, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан Казимир фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John Casimir}} | 100px
|align="center"|10 July 1660 |align="center"|8 October 1673 – 23 September 1693 | County of Büdingen | {{ill|Sophie Elisabeth of Isenburg-Offenbach|bg|София Елизабет фон Изенбург-Бюдинген}} 12 April c.1680 Offenbach am Main eight children |align="center"|23 September 1693 | |
| style="background:#dce;" | |align="center"|3 January 1662 Büdingen Seventh son of {{ill|John Ernest I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|de|Johann Ernst I. von Isenburg-Büdingen|lt=John Ernest I}} and {{ill|Maria Charlotte of Erbach-Erbach|bg|Мария Шарлота фон Ербах-Ербах}} |align="center"|8 October 1673 – 14 March 1703 | County of Wächtersbach | {{ill|Albertine Maria of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Албертина Мария фон Зайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} (29 January 1663 – 29 November 1711) 1 July 1685 Berleburg fourteen children |align="center"|14 March 1703 | |
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|{{ill|George Albert, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Георг Албрехт фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=George Albert}} | 100px
|align="center"|1 May 1664 |align="center"|8 October 1673 – 11 February 1724 | County of Meerholz | {{ill|Amalia Henriette of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Амалия Хенриета фон Зайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} 11 July 1691 Meerholz six children |align="center"|11 February 1724 | |
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|{{ill|Charles Augustus, Count of Isenburg-Marienborn|bg|Карл Август фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Мариенборн|lt=Charles Augustus}} | 100px
|align="center"|27 January 1667 |align="center"|8 October 1673 – 16 March 1725 | County of Marienborn | Anna Belgica Florentina of Solms-Laubach (9 September 1663 – 21 April 1707) 5 May 1690 Laubach four children |align="center"|16 March 1725 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Marienborn was annexed to Wächtersbach | ||||
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|{{ill|John Philip, Count of Isenburg-Offenbach|de|Johann Philipp (Isenburg-Offenbach)|lt=John Philip}} | 100px
|align="center"|3 December 1655 |align="center"|23 February 1685 – 21 September 1718 | County of Offenbach | Charlotte Amalia of Palatinate-Zweibrücken-Landsberg (24 May 1653 – 9 August 1707)19 July 1678 no children {{ill|Frederica Wilhelmina Charlotte of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Фридерика Вилхелмина Шарлота фон Зайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} 22 July 1708 one child |align="center"|21 September 1718 |rowspan="2"| Sons of John Louis, redivided their inheritance. | |
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|{{ill|William Maurice I, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Вилхелм Мориц (Изенбург-Бирщайн)|lt=William Maurice I}} | |align="center"|3 August 1657 Offenbach am Main Fourth son of John Louis and {{ill|Louise of Nassau-Dillenburg, Countess of Isenburg-Offenbach|bg|Луиза фон Насау-Диленбург|lt=Louise of Nassau-Dillenburg}} |align="center"|23 February 1685 – 8 March 1711 | County of Birstein | {{ill|Anna Amalia of Isenburg-Büdingen, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна Амалия фон Изенбург-Бюдинген (1653–1700)|lt=Anna Amalia of Isenburg-Büdingen}} 3 November 1679 Birstein sixteen children Anna Ernestina Sofia von Kvernheim (1660-30 September 1708) 1700 no children Wilhelmina Elizabeth of Leiningen-Dagsburg-Falkenburg (13 April 1659 – 15 September 1733) 1709 Niederweisel no children |align="center"|8 March 1711 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Council of Regency (1693-1701) |rowspan="2"|Died childless. He was succeeded by his brother. | ||||
| style="background:#afc;" | |align=center|3 April 1683 Büdingen Second son of {{ill|John Casimir, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Йохан Казимир фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=John Casimir}} and {{ill|Sophie Elisabeth of Isenburg-Offenbach|bg|София Елизабет фон Изенбург-Бюдинген}} |align=center|23 September 1693 – 31 May 1708 | County of Büdingen | Unmarried
|align=center|31 May 1708 | |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of {{ill|Albertine Maria of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Албертина Мария фон Зайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} (1703-1710) |rowspan="2"| | ||||
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|align=center|12 January 1692 |align=center|14 March 1703 – 22 April 1755 | County of Wächtersbach | Albertine Ernestine of Isenburg-Büdingen (25 August 1692 – 11 June 1724) 28 May 1713 Büdingen nine children {{ill|Ernestine Wilhelmine of Stolberg-Gedern|bg|Ернестина Вилхелмина фон Щолберг-Гедерн}} 7 December 1725 Wächtersbach eight children |align=center|22 April 1755 | |
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|{{ill|Ernest Casimir I, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|de|Ernst Casimir zu Ysenburg und Büdingen|lt=Ernest Casimir I}} | 100px
|align=center|12 May 1687 |align=center|31 May 1708 – 15 October 1749 | County of Büdingen | Christine Eleonore of Stolberg-Gedern 8 August 1708 Gedern eight children |align=center|15 October 1749 | Brother of John Ernest II. |
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|{{ill|Wolfgang Ernest I, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|es|Wolfgang Ernesto de Isenburg-Büdingen-Birstein|lt=Wolfgang Ernest I}}|100px |align=center|5 April 1666 |align=center|8 March 1711 – 15 April 1754 | County of Birstein | Friederike Elisabeth of Leiningen-Dagsburg-Hartenburg (16 January 1681 – 11 January 1717) 27 November 1707 Weilburg seven children Elisabeth Charlotte of Isenburg-Marienborn (7 November 1695 – 23 September 1723) 27 January 1719 Marienborn two children {{ill|Charlotte Amalia of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Шарлота Амалия фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Меерхолц}} 22 May 1725 six children |align=center|15 April 1754 |rowspan="2"| Sons of William Maurice I, divided the land between them. | ||
| style="background:#fbd;" | |align=center|23 July 1688 Birstein Fourth son of {{ill|William Maurice I, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Вилхелм Мориц (Изенбург-Бирщайн)|lt=William Maurice I}} and {{ill|Anna Amalia of Isenburg-Büdingen, Countess of Isenburg-Birstein|bg|Анна Амалия фон Изенбург-Бюдинген (1653–1700)|lt=Anna Amalia of Isenburg-Büdingen}} |align=center|8 March 1711 – 7 March 1772 | County of Philippseich | Amalia Louisa von Donna-Lauk-Reichertswalde (27 February 1763 – 20 April 1800) 3 January 1712 Birstein three children {{ill|Philippine Louise of Stolberg-Gedern|bg|Филипина Луиза фон Щолберг-Гедерн}} 2 April 1725 Gedern twelve children | 7 March 1772 Dreieich aged 84 |
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|{{ill|Charles, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Карл фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Меерхолц|lt=Charles}} | |align=center|27 November 1700 Son of {{ill|George Albert, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Георг Албрехт фон Изенбург-Бюдинген|lt=George Albert}} and {{ill|Amalia Henriette of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Амалия Хенриета фон Зайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} |align=center|11 February 1724 – 14 March 1774 | County of Meerholz | Elisabeth Friederike Juliana of Solms-Rodelheim-Assenheim (23 September 1703 – 1 June 1762) 11 July 1691 Meerholz twelve children |align=center|14 March 1774 | |
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|{{ill|Louis Casimir, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|de|Ludwig Kasimir (Isenburg und Büdingen)|lt=Louis Casimir}} | 100px
|align="center"|25 August 1710 |align="center"|15 October 1749 – 15 December 1775 | County of Büdingen | Auguste Friederike of Stolberg-Wernigerode (4 September 1743 – 9 January 1783) 24 September 1768 Christinenhof eight children |align="center"|15 December 1775 | Left no surviving heirs. He was succeeded by his nephew. |
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|{{ill|Wolfgang Ernest II, Count of Isenburg-Birstein|de|Wolfgang Ernst II. zu Isenburg und Büdingen|lt=Wolfgang Ernest II}} | 100px
|align="center"|17 November 1735 |align="center"|15 April 1754 – 3 February 1803 | County of Birstein | {{ill|Sophie Charlotte Ernestina of Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym|fr|Sophie-Charlotte d'Anhalt-Bernbourg-Schaumbourg-Hoym}} 20 September 1760 Schaumburg Castle seven children Ernestine Esperance Victoria of Reuss-Greiz (20 January 1756 – 2 December 1819) 20 August 1783 no children |align="center"|3 February 1803 | Grandson of Wolfgang Ernest I. |
| style="background:#dce;" | |align=center|19 January 1716 Wächtersbach First son of Ferdinand Maximilian II and Albertine Ernestine of Isenburg-Büdingen |align=center|22 April 1755 – 16 September 1778 | County of Wächtersbach | Augusta Caroline of Isenburg-Büdingen (15 July 1722 – 30 November 1758) 7 July 1750 Büdingen two children |align=center|16 September 1778 | |
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|{{ill|Christian Charles, Count of Isenburg-Philippseich|bg|Кристиан Карл (Изенбург-Филипсайх)|lt=Christian Charles}} | |align=center|28 June 1732 Dreieich Son of William Maurice II and {{ill|Philippine Louise of Stolberg-Gedern|bg|Филипина Луиза фон Щолберг-Гедерн}} |align=center|7 March 1772 – 26 March 1779 | County of Philippseich | {{ill|Constance Sophie of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Констанца София фон Сайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} 13 June 1762 Dreieich seven children |align=center|26 March 1779 | |
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|{{ill|John Frederick William, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Йохан Фридрих Вилхелм фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Меерхолц|lt=John Frederick William}} | |align=center|2 May 1729 Meerholz Son of {{ill|Charles, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|bg|Карл фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Меерхолц|lt=Charles}} and Elisabeth Friederike Juliana of Solms-Rodelheim-Assenheim |align=center|14 March 1774 – 4 May 1802 | County of Meerholz | Caroline of Salm (20 April 1734 – 11 May 1791) 11 June 1762 Grumbach eight children |align=center|4 May 1802 | |
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|{{ill|Ernest Casimir II, Count of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Ернст Казимир II фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бюдинген|lt=Ernest Casimir II}} | |align=center|25 February 1757 Büdingen Son of{{ill|Ernest Dietrich of Isenburg-Büdingen|bg|Ернст Дитрих фон Изенбург-Бюдинген-Бюдинген}} and Dorothea Wilhelmina of Isenburg-Birstein |align=center|15 December 1775 – 25 February 1801 | County of Büdingen | Eleonore of Bentheim-Steinfurt (26 April 1754 – 18 February 1827) 25 July 1779 Burgsteinfurt eight children |align=center|25 February 1801 | Nephew of Louis Casimir. |
| style="background:#dce;" | |align=center|17 October 1752 Wächtersbach Son of Ferdinand Casimir I and Augusta Caroline of Isenburg-Büdingen |align=center|16 September 1778 – 1 December 1780 | County of Wächtersbach | Auguste Louise Clementine Hedwig of Bentheim-Steinfurt (23 September 1755 – 15 November 1798) 29 April 1755 Siegen no children |align=center|1 December 1780 | Left no heirs. The county passed to his uncle. |
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|align="center" colspan="7"| Council of Regency (1779-1781) |rowspan="2"|Left no heirs. | ||||
| style="background:#fbd;" | |align="center"|20 October 1767 Dreieich Second son of {{ill|Christian Charles, Count of Isenburg-Philippseich|bg|Кристиан Карл (Изенбург-Филипсайх)|lt=Christian Charles}} and {{ill|Constance Sophie of Sayn-Berleburg|bg|Констанца София фон Сайн-Витгенщайн-Берлебург}} |align="center"|26 March 1779 – 30 January 1781 | County of Philippseich | Unmarried
|align="center"|30 January 1781 | |
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|align="center"|14 April 1717 |align="center"|1 December 1780 – 25 November 1782 | County of Wächtersbach | Sophia Dorothea Wilhelmina van Rehren (15 June 1706 – 23 October 1758) 22 April 1756 Almelo no children {{ill|Charlotte of Hesse-Barchfeld|de|Charlotte von Hessen-Philippsthal-Barchfeld}} 9 June 1765 Meiningen no children |align="center"|25 November 1782 | Didn't have children. He was succeeded by his brother. |
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Council of Regency (1781-1788) |rowspan="2"|Brother of Charles William Ernest. In 1806, by German mediatisation, all Isenburg lands were absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein. | ||||
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|{{ill|Henry Ferdinand, Count of Isenburg-Philippseich|de|Heinrich Ferdinand zu Ysenburg und Büdingen in Philippseich|lt=Henry Ferdinand}} | 100px
|align="center"|15 October 1770 |align="center"|30 January 1781 – 12 July 1806 | County of Philippseich | {{ill|Amalia Isabella Sidonia of Bentheim-Tecklenburg|bg|Амалия Изабела Сидония фон Бентхайм-Текленбург}} 13 July 1789 Lemgo nine children |align="center"|27 December 1838 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Isenburg-Philippseich absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein | ||||
| style="background:#dce;" | |align=center|5 May 1719 Wächtersbach Third son of Ferdinand Maximilian II and Albertine Ernestine of Isenburg-Büdingen |align=center|25 November 1782 – 5 August 1785 | County of Wächtersbach | Auguste Louise Clementine Hedwig of Bentheim-Steinfurt (23 September 1755 – 15 November 1798) 20 February 1784 Wächtersbach no children |align=center|5 August 1785 | Brother of Ferdinand Casimir I and Albert Augustus. Married his sister-in-law, but didn't have heirs. |
| style="background:#dce;" | |align=center|20 August 1722 Wächtersbach Fourth son of Ferdinand Maximilian II and Albertine Ernestine of Isenburg-Büdingen |align=center|5 August 1785 – 19 April 1798 | County of Wächtersbach | Unmarried
|align=center|19 April 1798 | Brother of Ferdinand Casimir, Albert Augustus and William Reinhard. He also didn't have heirs. |
| style="background:#dce;" | |align="center"|28 August 1741 Wächtersbach Son of Ferdinand Maximilian II and {{ill|Ernestine Wilhelmine of Stolberg-Gedern|bg|Ернестина Вилхелмина фон Щолберг-Гедерн}} |align="center"|19 April 1798 – 23 June 1805 | County of Wächtersbach | Auguste of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (27 February 1763 – 20 April 1800) 26 April 1789 Wittgenstein four children |align="center"|23 June 1805 | Last son of Ferdinand Maximilian II. |
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|align="center"|20 January 1781 |align="center"|25 February 1801 – 12 July 1806 | County of Büdingen | Ferdinande of Erbach-Schönberg (23 July 1784 – 24 September 1848) 10 May 1804 Zwingenberg eight children |align="center"|1 December 1852 | In 1806, by German mediatisation, all Isenburg lands were absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Isenburg-Büdingen absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein | ||||
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|{{ill|Charles William Louis, Count of Isenburg-Meerholz|de|Karl zu Ysenburg-Büdingen-Meerholz|lt=Charles William Louis}} | |align="center"|7 May 1763 {{ill|Meerholz|de}} Son of John Frederick William and Caroline of Salm |align="center"|4 May 1802 – 12 July 1806 | County of Meerholz | Caroline of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (13 September 1764 – 28 April 1833) 29 March 1785 Wittgenstein six children |align="center"|17 April 1832 | In 1806, by German mediatisation, all Isenburg lands were absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein. |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Meerholz absorbed into Birstein | ||||
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|align="center"colspan="7"| Regency of {{ill|Charles, Prince of Isenburg|de|Carl (Isenburg-Birstein)|lt=Charles, Count of Isenburg-Birstein}} (1805-1806) |rowspan="2"|In 1806, by German mediatisation, all Isenburg lands were absorbed into Isenburg-Birstein. | ||||
| style="background:#dce;" | | align=center|21 May 1791 Wächtersbach Son of Louis Maximilian I and Auguste of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein | align=center|23 June 1805 – 12 July 1806 | County of Wächtersbach | Unmarried
| align=center|25 February 1821 | |
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|colspan="8" align="center"|Wachtersbach absorbed into Birstein | ||||
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|rowspan="2"|{{ill|Charles, Prince of Isenburg|de|Carl (Isenburg-Birstein)|lt=Charles}} |rowspan="2"|100px |rowspan="2" align=center|29 June 1766 |style="background:#ffc;" align=center|3 February 1803 – 12 July 1806 |style="background:#ffc;"|Principality of Birstein |rowspan="2"| Charlotte Auguste of Erbach-Erbach |rowspan="2" align=center|21 March 1820 |rowspan="2"| In 1806, in the advent of the German mediatization, his county was chosen as the one to which all the others were absorbed to. He was then raised as Prince of Isenburg. However, in 1815, his own Principality was also absorbed, firstly to Austria, and then to the Electorate of Hesse. | ||||
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|align=center|12 July 1806 – 8 June 1815 | Principality of Isenburg | |||
| style="background:#fff;"
|colspan="8" align="center"|Isenburg was annexed to Austria (1815-16) and to the Electorate of Hesse (from 1816) |
References
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External links
- [http://isenburg.de/ Official Website] – Fürstenhaus Isenburg (Princely House of Isenburg) {{in lang|de}}
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