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WELF
ALEMANAS
CRONOLOGIA
L ÍNE AS DE SU CE SIÓN
CRONOLOGIA AGNATICIA TERRITORIAL DE LA FAMILIA WELF
Welf side lines
In the 16th century several Welf secondary
lines emerged which received their own te-
rritories:
Harburg
Following his marriage to lady-in-waiting
Metta von Campen in 1527, Duke Otto relin-
quished his participation in the government
of the principality, and was compensated
with the Amt of Harburg as his own territo-
rial lordship. Harburg remained an integral
part of the principality; the ducal chancery in
Celle continued to be responsible for border
and territorial issues, the noble knights the
Amt of Harburg continued to participate in
the Lüneburg estates assembly and enfeo-
ffed by the duke in Celle. When Otto died in
1549, the Amt of Harburg should have rever-
ted back to the dukes of Celle, but Otto’s son,
Otto the Second, succeeded in 1560 in ha-
ving a new regulation added to the severan-
ce agreement of 1527. Harburg was defined
as an hereditary possession and its territory
increased by the district of Moisburg. When
the Harburg line became extinct in 1642, the
territory reverted to the lordship of the ducal
house in Celle.[12]
Gifhorn
Main article: Duchy of Gifhorn
Personal disagreements between the
brothers Ernest and Francis in 1539 led to
the emergence of a domain at Gifhorn, the
so-called Duchy of Gifhorn. In return for re-
nunciating his participation in the gover-
nment of the principality, Francis received
Gifhorn Castle as compensation along with
the Ämter of Fallersleben, Gifhorn and Isen-
hagen. Even though Francis tried to force
through his full sovereignty over his domain,
important sovereign rights were retained by
the ducal house in Celle. For example, Celle
was still responsible for foreign policy issues
and the Gifhorn nobility remained part of
the Lüneburg estates. When Duke Francis
died childless in 1549, the territory of Gi-
fhorn went back to Celle.[12]
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Wolfenbüttel
Duques de
Brunswick
WEIMAR 1495
078
SAJONIA
Duques de Brunwick Lüneburg

082
1500 1500

Duques de Brunswick-Grubenhaguen
Enrique I
(1401-1460)

1514
Enrique II
(1478-1544) 1520
Ernesto I
1527 (1401-1460)

081
082

082

Ppe de Grfhorn
Principes de Kalenberg

Duques de Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
Duques de Brunwick Lüneburg079
1549

082
1555
Francisco Otto

Principes de Harburg
1559
Enrique III
(1401-1460)
1568 1569
Julio (1478-1544) Gullermo V
(1401-1460)

079
Principes de Celle
1584

083
1589
Enrique Julio

Principes de Lüneburg
(1478-1544) 1592
Ernesto II
1598 (1401-1460)
1600 1600

1611
1613 Cristian
Federico Julio 1617 (1401-1460)

083
(1478-1544)

1634 Principes de Wolfenbüttel 1633

Augusto
Augusto II 1636
1636
(1478-1544) Federico
1641 (1401-1460)

1648
Cristan Luis
(1401-1460)

083

Principes de Calenberg
Principes de Lüneburg
083

1665
1666 1666 Juan Francisco
Pricipes de Celle

Rodolfo Augusto 1666

(1478-1544) Jorge Guillermo
(1401-1460)
083
Principes de Wolfenbüttel
083

1692
Principes de Bevern

Electores de

1700 1700
Hanover 082

1704
Antonio Ulrico 1705
(1478-1544) Jorge I
1714 1714
(1401-1460)
Augusto Guillermo
(1478-1544)

1727
1731 Jorge II
Luis Rodolfo (1401-1460)
1735 1735
Fernando Alberto II
1735
Carlos I
(1478-1544)

1760
Jorge III
Electores de Hanover 082

(1401-1460)
Reyes de Gran Bretaña
083

083
Duques de Brunswick

Principes de Bevern

1780
Carlos II
(1478-1544)

1800 1800
1806 1806
Federico Guillermo
(1478-1544)
1815
Carlos III
(1478-1544) 1820
Jorge IV
(1401-1460)
1830 1830
GullermoVIII Guillermo IV
(1478-1544) 1837
Erneto Augusto I
082

(1401-1460)
Reyes de Gran Bretaña

082
Reyes de Hanover

1851
Jorge V
(1401-1460)

1878
Ernesto Augusto II
(1401-1460)
1884
PAL ATINADO
085
Reyes de Baviera