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ulrich i. von rechberg
DE
(b. 1140)
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ulrich von rechberg
LI
(b. 1150)
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siegfried iii von rechberg
LI
(b. 1150)
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ulrich ii. von rechberg
Roman Catholic bishop, DE
(b. 1200)
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konrad i von rechberg
LI
(b. 1250)
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konrad von rechberg
(b. 1250)
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konrad ii von rechberg
LI
(b. 1250)
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ulrich i von rechberg, „in de kappen“
DE
(b. 1350)
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konrad iv von rechberg
LI
(b. 1350)
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heinrich von rechberg
DE
(b. 1350)
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gebhard i von rechberg
LI
(b. 1350)
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konrad von rechberg
(b. 1400)
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wilhelm ii von rechberg
LI
(b. 1350)
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heinrich von rechberg, herr von heuchlingen
(b. 1350)
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hans von rechberg
(1410-1464), DE
(b. 1410)
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) , across the world, is a rare cognomen. The surname Rechberg is habitual in Switzerland, where it is quite a rare surname, Austria, where it is a rare surname, and Czechia. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Western Europe, particularly Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. Very seldom, Rechberg is the forename as well as the last name.