Kings of Thuringia

• 450-500 Bisinus
• 500-530 Baderich
• 500-530 Berthachar
• 500-531 Herminafried

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Dukes of Thuringia

• 634-642 Radulf
• 642-687 Heden I
• 687-689 Gozbert
• 689-719 Heden II

• 849-874 Thakulf
• 874-880 Radulf
• 880-892 Poppo
• 892-906 Konrad
• 907-908 Burchard von Wettin

Margraves of Thuringia

• 1000-1002 Ekkehard I
• 1002-1003 Wilhelm II

• 1046-1062 Wilhelm IV
• 1062-1067 Otto
• 1067-1090 Ekbert II of Braunschweig (d. 1090)

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Landgraves of Thuringia

Winzenburger

• 1111/1112-1122 Hermann I of Radelberg-Winzenburg (†1122)
• 1122-1130 Hermann II of Winzenburg (abgesetzt, †1152)

Ludowinger

• 1031-1056 Ludwig der Bärtige
• 1056-1123 Ludwig der Springer
• 1123-1140 Ludwig I
• 1140-1172 Ludwig II der Eiserne
• 1172-1190 Ludwig III der Fromme
• 1190-1217 Hermann I
• 1217-1227 Ludwig IV der Heilige
• 1227-1241 Hermann II
• 1241-1242 Heinrich Raspe

Heinrich Raspe (1204 - February 16, 1247) became Landgraf, or count, of Thuringia (now part of modern-day Germany) in 1227; he later became king in 1246-1247 in opposition to Conrad IV. First in Thuringia, Heinrich ruled for his under-age nephew Hermann II, whom he had expelled from the...

Wettin

• 1242-1265 Heinrich der Erlauchte
• 1265-1294 Albrecht der Entartete

The Wettin dynasty of German counts, dukes, Prince Electors (Kurfürsten) and kings ruled the area of todays German state of Saxony for more than 800 years as well as holding for a time the kingship of Poland. ... Henry III, der Erlauchte or Henry the Illustrious (ca. ... Albrecht II, der Entartete (the Degenerate) (1240 – 20 November 1314, Erfurt), Markgraf of Meißen and Landgraf of Thuringia, son of Henry III, Markgraf of Meißen and Constantia of Austria. ...

Under Holy Roman Empire

• 1294-1298 Adolf of Nassau-Weilburg
• 1298-1307 Albert I of Germany

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Wettin

• 1298-1307 Diezmann
• 1298-1323 Friedrich I der Freidige
• 1323-1349 Friedrich II der Ernsthafte
• 1349-1381 Friedrich III der Strenge
• 1349-1382 Wilhelm I der Einäugige
• 1349-1406 Balthasar
• 1406-1440 Friedrich IV der Friedfertige
• 1440-1445 Friedrich V der Sanftmütige
• 1440-1482 Wilhelm II der Tapfere
• 1482-1485 Albert der Beherzte
• 1482-1486 Ernest
• 1486-1525 Friedrich VI der Weise
• 1525-1532 John der Beständige
• 1532-1547 Johann Friedrich I der Großmütige
• 1542-1553 Johann Ernst
• 1554-1566 Johann Friedrich II der Mittlere
• 1554-1572 Johann Wilhelm