Albrecht VI of Lindow-Ruppin

Albrecht VI (born 1330) was count of Lindow-Ruppin, succeeding his father Ulrich II. In 1370 he pledged the lordship of Lindau to Prince John II of Anhalt-Köthen for 1300 marks and was forced to sell further villages to meet his debts.

Under the treaty of 1377 with Emperor Charles IV he had to give up the Havelland estates of Glien and Rhinow. In 1381 he tried to buy the castle of Möckern but could not raise the purchase price.