| House of Frnankenstein Haus von Frankenstein | |
|---|---|
| Swiss noble family | |
| Parent family | House of Lenzburg |
| Country |  Swiss Confederacy
 Republic of San Marino |
| Founded | 1410s |
| Founder | Pope Victor V |
| Dissolution | 1489 |
The House of Frankenstein is a Swiss noble family descended from Pope Victor V of the House of Lenzburg. Victor V had numerous children while bishop and later pope, which he pushed to the forefront of Italian and German politics. After his death most of his children were later ousted by subsequent popes or Italian nobles, with the noted exception of his son Amadeus Frankstein, from whom descends a minor line of northwest German nobles, centered around the County of Pyrmont.
Family Tree[]
- Pope Victor V (1376-1435)
- Otto Frankenstein (1416-1444)
- Victor Frankenstein (1417-1450) - Lord of Rimini (1443-1449)
--Maria Malatesta (1420-1500)- Elisabetta Frankenstein (1443-1518)
- Amadeus I (1419-1502) - Cardinal-Bishop of Gubbio (1436-1441), Papal Gonfalonier (1444-1450), Count of Pyrmont (1494-1502)
- Amadeus II (1471-1530) - Count of Pyrmont (1502-1530)
- Victor I (1521-) - Count of Pyrmont (1530), Count of Schauenburg (1548)
- Amadeus II (1471-1530) - Count of Pyrmont (1502-1530)
- Amelia Frankenstein (1422-1490)
--Lodovico de' Medici (1418-1449)- Maria de' Medici (1442-1504)
- --Giacomo Trivulzio (1413-1457)
- Gian Trivulzio (1450-1469)
- Beatrice Trivulzio (1452-1460)
- --Andrea Sabbatini (1410-1474) - Captain-regent of San Marino (1527)
- Cesare Sabbatini (1460-1513)
- Louis Frankenstein (1426-1473) - Bishop of Camerino (1451)
- Giovanni Frankenstein (1450-1519) (Illegitimate)
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