The families of the Grafen von Jülich and Grafen von Kleve can be traced back Most of the local noble families emerge from theĭocumentation only in the late 11th or early 12th centuries. Of the area of the kingdom of Prussia which was located in western Germany. Marriage to the Hohenzollern family and subsequently formed a significant part Their states into the duchy of Jülich-Berg-Kleve, which later passed by Intermarried frequently, and eventually in the early 15th century consolidated In particular, the families of the Grafen von Berg, Jülich, Kleve and Mark Parts of Germany and Holland, dominated by the powerful archbishops of Köln. From about theĮarly 12th century, the Lower Rhine area developed separately from the adjacent Most of whose nobility is shown in the document SAXONY NOBLITY. The north-eastern part of the territory spread into the duchy of Westphalia, In the 9th and 10th centuries, it was divided between the kingdom of Lotha ringia (later the duchy of Lower Lotharingia) and the duchy of Franconia.
In medieval times, the area lay east of the county of Holland and was approximately co-extensive with the archiepiscopal province of Köln. Which in the present day straddles the eastern part of the Netherlands and the west-central part of Germany. This document shows the nobility in the Lower Rhine area GRAFEN von KLEVE, DUKES of KLEVE (GRAFEN vonĭ. GRAFEN von HENGEBACH, GRAFEN von JÜLICHī. GRAFEN von NÖRVENICH, GRAFEN von MOLBACH. GRAFEN von HOCHSTADEN (2) (Family of GRAFEN HERREN von DOLLENDORF, HERREN von KRONENBURG. GRAFEN von LIMBURG an der LENNE (HOHENLIMBURG),Ī.
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