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		Johann II Von Waldburg and Katharine Countess Of Cilli
		Hermann II Count Of Cilli Ortenburg and Anna Countess Of Schaunberg
		AKA: Anna Countess Of Cilli Born: Abt 1384 - Of Celje, Slovenija, Yugoslavi
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		Barbara Countess Of CILLY was born in 1392.
		Hermann III Count of CILLI was born about 1380 in Of, Celje, Slovenija, Yugoslavia.
		Alexis I Michaylovich OF RUSSIA [Parents] was born on 20 Mar 1629 in Of, Moskva, Moskva, Russia.
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		In about 1406 he remarried Mary's cousin Barbara of Celje (Barbara Celjska), daughter of Hermann II, Count of Celje (Cilli).
		Hermann's mother Katarina Kotromanić and Mary's mother Queen Elizabeta were sisters, or cousins who were adopted sisters.
		She married Albert II, Holy Roman Emperor, who was eventually to succeed his father-in-law as King of Hungary and Bohemia, and as German King.
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		He was killed, and succeeded by her oldest son, Borzivoy II, Duke in Znaim and Brünn (1099-1100) and of Bohemia (1101-07) and (1117-20) and the second, Duke Vladislav I of Bohemia (1109-17) and (1120-25).
		Her third son Otto II von Rheineck was killed in 1149, and therefore she administered his inheritance as her own fiefs until her death, and had nothing more to do with the County Palatine by the Rhine.
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		In 1020 her grandchild, Aribo III handed it over to the protection of Emperor Heinrich II, who granted it immunity and raised it to the status of an Chapter of the Realm (reichsunmittelbaren Abtei) - the only one in Austria - and removed the Chapter from the influence of the Metropolits of Salzburg.
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		The Nobles feared the Cillier had much too much power and that the Cilli´s would be dangerous for them, Ladislaus Hunyadi in the year 1456 had murdered Ulrich Cilli in the Fortress in Belgrade.
		The history of the Earls from Cilli is greatly emotional, especially appealing is when we talk about the last Cillier, namely about Earl Hermann II.
		But even though his grand statesmanlike and war deeds earn admiration, the reputation of the Cillier are ruined because of fear and unrighteous acts, appal and agony stayed in the memories of the peoples.
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		Proper Title: Ulrich II, Duke of Carinthia, Margrave of Carniola and the Windish March, Princely Count of Celje, Ortenburg, and Sternberg, Ban of Croatia and Slavonia, Lord of the Kingdom of Bosnia, Lord of the Slovenes, Lord of the Marches of Petovia and Savinia.
		Hermann's descendants fought the Habsburgs at every turn and with the final demise of the Austrian Dukes in their wars against the very Empire itself the Cillis were free to persue Hermann's legacy.
		Hermann II von Cilli was appointed by the King of Hungary as Ban or Governor of Croatia and Dalmatia until his death.
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		In about 1406 he remarried with a Slovenian noblewoman Barbara Celjska (Barbara of Celje), daughter of Hermann II, Count of Celje (Cilli).
		In 1410, in a disputed election, Sigismund was elected emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
		Elizabeth married Albert II, Holy Roman Emperor, who was eventually to succeed his father-in-law as King of Hungary and Bohemia, and as German King.
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		In 1456 (death of Ulric II), there would be option to recognise Habsburgs as inheritors (become Austria or Styria), Frangepans (become Croatia), or a local familly (I'm currently considering Ungnads) to continue as fantasy Cilli.
		Since this might be of interest to you (and since I meant to do this already for a while), I will post what I had worked out and never got around to completing or posting here in the Sigismund of Luxemburg, Albrecht of Hapsburg, Ladislaus Postumus and their succession thread.
		IMHO Cilli could, if worked out well and if there's some luck with AI behaviour, in fact spice up things in the Balkans quite a lot during the two decades when it was independent.
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	The Ultimate Counts of Celje - American History Information Guide and Reference
		In the Middle Ages, the town of Celje was the property of the Counts of Celje (Slovenian Celjski grofje, German Grafen von Cilli).
		They began their glory in a small castle in ovnek (German Sannegg), Braslovče (Upper Savinja valley), but in a short period of time they owned more than 20 castles all over Slovenia and beyond through the marriages of their daughters.
		Frederick II Ulrich III of Celje (Ulrich Cillei) (1406-1456)
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		In 1396 count Hermann II of Cilli was in command of Styrian troops that took part in the Battle of Nicopolis.
		The conflict was solved in 1443 with the signing of several documents; one of them foresaw a mutual inheritance in case one of the families became extinct.
		But after the last Count of Cilli, Ulrich, was killed in Belgrade (1456), Frederick had to fight Ulrich's widow, Hungarian king Ladislas Postumus, the count of Görz and the Croatian counts of Frankopani for the promised inheritance.
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		In the meantime, Sigismund had arranged his own coronation as king of Hungary on 31 March 1387, and having raised money by pledging Brandenburg to his cousin Jobst, margrave of Moravia (1388), he was engaged for the next nine years in a ceaseless struggle for the possession of this unstable throne.
		Hermann's mother Katarina Kotromaniæ and Mary's mother Queen Elizabeta were sisters, or cousins who were adopted sisters.
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		Nach dem Aussterben der Ortenburger gelangte 1418 die Herrschaft an die Grafen von Cilli und 1456 mit dem Frieden von Pusarnitz an Kaiser Friedrich III., der den ortenburgischen Besitz 1524 an Gabriel von Salamanca übertrug.
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	Index CI - CL
		Sylvion (II) de CLERIEUX (by 1100 - ?)
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