1. History

2. Counties in Holstein (overview)

3. References

The county of Holstein-Segeberg was a county in the state of Holstein from 1273 to 1308 and a line of the noble family of Schauenburg and Holstein. The only count of Holstein-Segeberg was Adolphus V, nicknamed the Pomeranian, who was born in 1252 and died in 1308.

History

After the death of his father, John I, in 1263, his sons, Adolphus V, John II and Albert I (died 1300, who became the cathedral provost (Dompropst) of Hamburg) initially ruled the County of Holstein-Kiel jointly. In 1273 they divided the inheritance, with John II continuing to rule Kiel. Adolphus V ruled Segeberg and thus founded the line of Holstein-Segeberg.^[1] When he died in 1308 without male issue, Holstein-Segeberg fell once again to Holstein-Kiel. Adolphus, the younger son of Count John II, who was born in 1281, ruled Holstein-Segeberg from 1308 until he was stabbed to death in 1315.

Counties in Holstein (overview)

References

• RAF Knettishall
• RAF Krendi
• RAF Lajes Field
• RAF Lakenheath SSSI
• RAF Leighton Buzzard
• Rafli Mursalim
• RAF Longley Lane
• RAF Lossie
• RAF Lyneham
• RAF Machanaim
• RAF Magiddo
• RAF Maintenance Base Safi
• RAF Manywells Height
• RAF Market Harborough
• RAF Mauritius
• RAF Maydown
• RAF Merston
• RAF Muqeible
• RAF Museum, Hendon
• Rafnia retusa
• Rafniye
• Rafoel Kruskal
• Rafomoyo Secondary School
• RAF Parham
• RAF Pembroke Dock