Isenburg-Kempenich

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Isenburg-Kempenich was a mediæval German state of the Holy Roman Empire. It was a partition of the Niederlahngau, although it was not until 1142 that it became a County. It was annexed in 1424 by the Archbishopric of Cologne following the extinction of its dynasty.

[edit] Counts of Isenburg-Kempenich (1142 - 1424)

  • Siegfried (1142 - 1153)

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  • Theodoric I (1158 - 1173) with...
  • Florentin (1158 - 1173)
  • Rosemann (? - ?)
  • Theodoric II (1229 - 1232)
  • Theodoric III (1232 - 1235)

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  • Gerard (1251 - 1285)

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  • Theodoric IV (1287 - 1329)
  • Simon I (1329 - 1341)
  • Simon II (1341 - 1367)
  • Simon III (1367 - 1420) with...
  • John (1368 - 1424)


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