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The Harzgau was a medieval shire (Gau) in the northeastern foorhils of the Harz mountains, part of the Eastphalia region of Saxony. It included the towns of Halberstadt, Quedlinburg, and Osterwieck, and was bounded by the Oker in the west, by the Großes Bruch swamps in the north, the Bode in the east, and the Harz range in the south. The county was bordered (clockwise) by the , the Derlingau, the Nordthüringgau, the Schwabengau, the Thuringian , and the Liesgau. Counts in the Harzgau were: In the course of the Middle Ages the counts of Wernigerode established themselves in this region.

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  • Der Harzgau, auch Hartingau, war eine mittelalterliche Gaugrafschaft im Harz, zu der auch die Stadt Halberstadt im Nordosten gehörte. Grafen im Harzgau waren: * Friedrich I., Graf im Harzgau 875/880 * Friedrich II., Graf im Harzgau 937 und 945, Sohn Friedrichs I. * Volkmar I., Graf im Harzgau († vor 961), wohl Sohn Friedrichs II. * Friedrich III., Graf im Harzgau, Sohn Volkmars I. * Volkmar II. († 1015), Graf im Harzgau, Bruder oder Sohn Friedrichs III. * Thietmar, Graf im Harzgau und Nordthüringgau, † 3. Oktober 959 * Friedrich († Juli 1002/15. März 1003), 995 bis 996 Pfalzgraf in Sachsen, Graf im Harzgau und Nordthüringgau * Liutger, 1013 Graf, 1021 Graf im Harzgau, 1013 bis 1031 bezeugt (Supplinburger) * Bernhard († vor 1069), 1052 Graf im Harzgau und Derlingau sowie in Nordthü (de)
  • The Harzgau was a medieval shire (Gau) in the northeastern foorhils of the Harz mountains, part of the Eastphalia region of Saxony. It included the towns of Halberstadt, Quedlinburg, and Osterwieck, and was bounded by the Oker in the west, by the Großes Bruch swamps in the north, the Bode in the east, and the Harz range in the south. The county was bordered (clockwise) by the , the Derlingau, the Nordthüringgau, the Schwabengau, the Thuringian , and the Liesgau. Counts in the Harzgau were: In the course of the Middle Ages the counts of Wernigerode established themselves in this region. (en)
  • L'Harzgau , chiamato anche Hartingau, fu un Gau medievale nelle propaggini nord-orientali delle montagne Harz, parte della Ostfalia del ducato di Sassonia. Essa comprendeva le città di Halberstadt, Quedlinburg e Osterwieck ed era delimitata dal fiume Oker a ovest, dalle paludi di a nord, dal Bode a est e dalla catena dell'Harz a sud. La contea era delimitata (in senso orario) dal , dal , dal Nordthüringgau, dallo Schwabengau, dall' della Turingia e dal Liesgau. I conti nell'Harzgau furono: Nel corso del Medioevo si stabilirono in questa regione i e i (?). (it)
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  • Der Harzgau, auch Hartingau, war eine mittelalterliche Gaugrafschaft im Harz, zu der auch die Stadt Halberstadt im Nordosten gehörte. Grafen im Harzgau waren: * Friedrich I., Graf im Harzgau 875/880 * Friedrich II., Graf im Harzgau 937 und 945, Sohn Friedrichs I. * Volkmar I., Graf im Harzgau († vor 961), wohl Sohn Friedrichs II. * Friedrich III., Graf im Harzgau, Sohn Volkmars I. * Volkmar II. († 1015), Graf im Harzgau, Bruder oder Sohn Friedrichs III. * Thietmar, Graf im Harzgau und Nordthüringgau, † 3. Oktober 959 * Friedrich († Juli 1002/15. März 1003), 995 bis 996 Pfalzgraf in Sachsen, Graf im Harzgau und Nordthüringgau * Liutger, 1013 Graf, 1021 Graf im Harzgau, 1013 bis 1031 bezeugt (Supplinburger) * Bernhard († vor 1069), 1052 Graf im Harzgau und Derlingau sowie in Nordthüringen, 1043 bis 1062 bezeugt, wohl Enkel Liutgers * Gebhard von Süpplingenburg († 9. Juni 1075 in der Schlacht bei Homburg an der Unstrut), 1052 Graf im Harzgau, Sohn Bernhards Im Verlaufe des Mittelalters setzten sich die Grafen von Regenstein in diesem Raum durch. (de)
  • The Harzgau was a medieval shire (Gau) in the northeastern foorhils of the Harz mountains, part of the Eastphalia region of Saxony. It included the towns of Halberstadt, Quedlinburg, and Osterwieck, and was bounded by the Oker in the west, by the Großes Bruch swamps in the north, the Bode in the east, and the Harz range in the south. The county was bordered (clockwise) by the , the Derlingau, the Nordthüringgau, the Schwabengau, the Thuringian , and the Liesgau. Counts in the Harzgau were: * Frederick I 875/880 * Frederick II 937 and 945, son of Frederick I. * Volkmar I (d before 961), probably son of Frederick II. * Frederick III, son of Volkmar * Thietmar, Count in the Harzgau and Nordthüringgau, d 3 October 959 * Frederick (d July 1002/15 March 1003), 995 to 996 count palatine in Saxony, Count in the Harzgau and Nordthüringgau * Liutger, 1013 Count, 1021 Count in the Harzgau, 1013 to 1031 (recorded) (Supplinburger family) * Bernard (d before 1069), 1052 Count in the Harzgau and Derlingau as well as North Thuringia, 1043 to 1062 (recorded), probably nephew of Liutger * Gebhard of Supplinburg (d 9 June 1075 in the Battle of Homburg an der Unstrut), 1052 Count in the Harzgau, son of Bernard, father of Lothair III, Holy Roman Emperor In the course of the Middle Ages the counts of Wernigerode established themselves in this region. By the 14th century, after the disintegration of the Duchy of Saxony, the Harzgau had been replaced by four smaller states: * Bishopric of Halberstadt * Abbacy of Quedlinburg * County of Wernigerode * County of Blankenburg (en)
  • L'Harzgau , chiamato anche Hartingau, fu un Gau medievale nelle propaggini nord-orientali delle montagne Harz, parte della Ostfalia del ducato di Sassonia. Essa comprendeva le città di Halberstadt, Quedlinburg e Osterwieck ed era delimitata dal fiume Oker a ovest, dalle paludi di a nord, dal Bode a est e dalla catena dell'Harz a sud. La contea era delimitata (in senso orario) dal , dal , dal Nordthüringgau, dallo Schwabengau, dall' della Turingia e dal Liesgau. I conti nell'Harzgau furono: * Federico I, dall'875/880; * Federico II, dal 937 e 945, figlio di Federico I; * Volkmar I († prima del 961), probabilmente figlio di Federico II; * Federico III, figlio di Volkmar; * († 1015), conte nell'Harzgau, fratello o figlio di Federico III; * Tietmaro, conte nell'Harzgau e nel Nordthüringgau († 3 ottobre 959); * Federico († luglio 1002/15 marzo 1003), dal 995 al 996 conte palatino in Sassonia, conte nell'Harzgau e nel Nordthüringgau; * Liutgero, conte nel 1013, conte nel 1021 nell'Harzgau, 1013-1031 (documentato) (stirpe dei Supplinburger); * Bernardo († prima del 1069), dal 1052 conte nell'Harzgau e nel e nella Turingia settentrionale, dal 1043 al 1062 (documentato), probabilmente nipote di Liutgero; * Gebeardo di Supplinburgo († 9 giugno 1075 nella battaglia di Langensalza), dal 1052 conte nell'Harzgau, figlio di Bernardo, padre di Lotario III, imperatore del Sacro Romano Impero. Nel corso del Medioevo si stabilirono in questa regione i e i (?). Nel XIV secolo, dopo la disgregazione del ducato di Sassonia, l'Harzgau fu sostituito da quattro stati più piccoli: * Vescovado di Halberstadt * Abbazia di Quedlinburg * * (it)
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