Godfrey I of Hohenlohe

Godfrey I of Hohenlohe (c. 1190–1254 or 1255) was a Franconian nobleman, knight and poet in Staufer service. Eldest son of Henry of Hohenlohe, he ruled the family lands around Weikersheim from about 1215 and joined Emperor Frederick II's court in 1220.

Rewarded for loyalty against the rebel King Henry VII, he received Langenburg Castle in 1235 and the county of Romagna. From 1237 to 1246 he led young King Conrad IV's privy council, effectively governing the empire north of the Alps.