Eberhard I, Count of Württemberg

Eberhard I (1265–1325), posthumous son of Count Ulrich I, succeeded his half-brother Ulrich II as count of Württemberg in 1279. He resisted Rudolph I's attempt to rebuild the Duchy of Swabia and defeated the Hohenbergs after 1291.

In 1298 Albert I made him vogt of Lower Swabia, and after the 1314 double election he played Louis IV and Frederick the Fair against each other to buy Swabian towns. He made Stuttgart his capital and was buried in its Stiftskirche.