Count Zinzendorf
Count Zinzendorf
Zinzendorf's Table of Contents

Introduction

Pressures

Family

Archive

Coat of Arms

Herrnhaag

Young Count

Germany

Painting's Influence

Worldwide Missions

Dresden

God's Acre

Wife

Koenigsfeld Hall

Reuss's Castle

Moravian Education

Marriage

Neuwied Hall

Marie Agnes

Winston-Salem Hall

Ebersdorf Hall

Zeist, Holland

Berthelsdorf House

Wedding

Memorial Stone

Watchwords

Berthelsdorf Church

Anna Nitschmann

Herrnhut Hall

Painting

Bell Tower

Death

Hall Cornerstone

Burial

Meeting Hall

Tombstone

Moravian Lamb

David's Tombstone

Herrnhut House

Peter Boehler

Believers’ Houses

Bibliography

Durninger Factory

Links


Count Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf

Zinzendorf's Wife, Erdmuth Dorothea Von Reuss

Zinzendorf's Wife, Erdmuth Dorothea Von Reuss

This is a portrait of Erdmuth Dorothea, Countess Reuss when she was sixteen years of age. She spent her childhood and youth at her family’s castle in Ebersdorf. Six years after this portrait was painted she married (1722) Count Zinzendorf. They lived together in the manor house in Berthelsdorf and also in the manor house completed in Herrnhut in 1727. Of their twelve children, only four reached adulthood and only three (Benigna, Agnes, and Elizabeth) outlived their parents. Christian Renatus died in London at the age of twenty-five and was buried there.