Conrad I of Nuremberg

Conrad I (c. 1186 – 1261) was a Hohenzollern Burgrave of Nuremberg and elder son of Burgrave Frederick I. He received the Franconian lands and burgraviate in a family partition of 1218. A loyal Hohenstaufen partisan, he backed Emperor Frederick II and in 1219 took military protection of Nuremberg after its freedom charter.

In 1237–1239 he administered Austria. He enlarged his lands with the Rangau and Ansbach, controlled major trade routes to Nuremberg and fought marauding knights. He died in 1261 and was succeeded by his son Frederick III.