Jean Ier de Nassau-Beilstein
Jean Ier de Nassau-Beilstein (in German Johann Ier von Nassau-Beilstein)
He was count de Nassau-Beilstein of 1412 with 1473.
Family
Wire of Henri II of Nassau-Beilstein and Catherine von Randerode.
In 1415, Jean Ier de Nassau-Beilstein married Mechtilde zu Isemburg († 1436), (girl of the count Eberhard zu Isemburg)
Four children were born from this union:
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Marguerite de Nassau-Beilstein († 1498), in 1442 it married Jean von Schöneck († 1462), widow, it married in 1462 the count Maurice de Pyrmont († 1494)
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Philippe de Nassau-Beilstein, lord of Genzau, it was killed in 1446
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Henri IV of Nassau-Beilstein, count de Nassau-Beilstein
Jean Ier de Nassau-Beilstein belonged to the third branch resulting from the second branch of the Maison of Nassau. The line of Nassau-Beilstein belonged to the Ottonienne stem which gave stathouders to the Holland, with the Flanders, with the United Provinces, a king with the England and the Scotland in the person of Guillaume III of Orange-Nassau, kings with the Netherlands.
The line of Nassau-Beilstein died out in 1561 with Jean III of Nassau-Beilstein.
Internal bonds
Internal bonds and sources
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