Life
- 1371Born · Nuremberg
- 1440Died · Cadolzburg
- —Prince-Elector
Their story
Frederick I, born in Nuremberg in 1371, was a pivotal figure in the history of the Hohenzollern dynasty. As Prince-Elector, he held a significant position within the Holy Roman Empire, contributing to the political landscape of his era. His acquisition of the March of Brandenburg in 1415 marked a crucial turning point, laying the groundwork for the future power and influence of his house. Frederick's reign was characterized by efforts to consolidate his territories and strengthen his dynastic holdings. He passed away in Cadolzburg in 1440, leaving a lasting legacy as a foundational leader for the Hohenzollerns.
Family
Parents: Frederick V Hohenzollern
Children: Cecilia of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Margaret of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Magdalene of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Dorothea of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Elisabeth of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Frederick of Altmark Hohenzollern, Albrecht III Achilles Hohenzollern, John Hohenzollern, Frederick II Hohenzollern
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