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Elisabeth von Matsch
Elisabeth von Matsch (also ''von Mätsch'', ''Mazzo'', ''von Toggenburg'', date of birth unknown; † after 20 June 1442 probably in the Rüti Abbey) was the last countess of the Swiss noble House of Toggenburg and wife of Friedrich VII, count of Toggenburg.
== Early life ==
Elisabeth was the daughter of Ulrich IV, Vogt of Matsch, Count of Kirchberg (1349–1402) and ''Landeshauptmann'' of Tirol (1361–1363), and Agnes Countess of Kirchberg († 1401).〔Justinian Ladurner: ''Die Vögte von Matsch, später auch Grafen von Kirchberg''. In: Zeitschrift des Ferdinandeums für Tirol und Vorarlberg, Volume 16 (1871), p. 5-292; Volume 17 (1872), p. 1-235; Volume 18 (1874).〕 There are no sources about her early years, and her life as Countess of Toggenburg is sparsely documented. Intentionally to end the long year territorial disputes between the Matsch family and the House of Toggenburg as the Matsch family's opponent in the present Swiss cantons of Graubünden and St. Gallen, Elisabeth married Friedrich VII von Toggenburg in 1391.
The archives of the city republic of Zürich keeps a document, sealed by the city council and citizenry of Zürich on 7 September 1433, that ''Graf Fridrich von Toggenburg, Herr zu Utznach, zu Meygenfeld, im Brettengoew () und auf Dafaus ()'' appointed his wife ''Gräfin Elssbeth von Toggenburg, geborene von Maetsch'' to his sole heiress, and that the ''Burgrecht'' was renewed and also included Countess Elisabeth, on occasion of a meeting with Zürich officials in ''Rapreswil''. Elisabeth and Friedrich had no children, and the count died in 1436 being the last Count of Toggenburg. Friedrich VII was buried in the so-called Toggenburg chapel which was given by Countess Elisabeth to be built adjoint to the church of the Rüti Abbey.
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