Ludwig von Pfullendorf

of the counts of Pfullendorf from the 8th century onward. The earliest documented bearer of that name was Count Ludwig von Pfullendorf, who is referred

Gengenbach Ekkehard von Nellenburg [de] (1071–1088) Ulrich von Dapfen [de] (1088–1123) Rudolf von Böttstein [de] (1123–1131) Ludwig von Pfullendorf [de] (1131–1135)

Constance with the Lombard League and died suddenly on the way back at Pfullendorf in Swabia. He was succeeded by his only surviving son Louis. Otto's mortal

part of the Pfullendorf agreement (German: Pfullendorfer Vertrag). Count Charles I. von Hohenzollern occupied the castle. Charles II. von Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen

published in its final edition in Nuremberg in 1598. Dietterlin was born at Pfullendorf in Württemberg; his original name was Grapp and he may have been a member