Stamboom van Hagenbeek

Vader: Otto van Diest
Moeder: Louise de Waenrode

• Overleden: ± 1170

Seigneur de Diest -Stadhouder van Brabant, Seigneur de Diest (1135), Gouverneur de Brabant.

Heer van Diest. Alexander Bishop of Liège confirmed the foundation of Averboden abbey by "comes Ernulfus de Los assensu…Ernulfi de Arscot, Ernulfi de Dist, Cunonis de Repe…" by undated charter, dated to [1136][1671]. “Comes Lambertus, Goswinus, Theodericus, Arnulfus de Dyst, Cono” witnessed the charter dated 1139 under which Albert Bishop of Liège settled disputes between the abbey of Saint-Trond and the church Diest[1672]. The Chronicon Diestense records that “Arnoldus vel Arnulphus dominus de Diest” settled a dispute between the abbey of Saint-Trond and the church of Diest in 1142 [presumably misdated, referring to the same matter as the charter dated 1139][1673]. The Chronicon Diestense records that “Arnoldus [...vel Arnulphus dominus de Diest], domini de Wezemael, de Rotselaer, de Bierbaco, de Leefdale, Hoerne, Transingys, Ravies” were killed in battle in 1146[1674].

m HEILWIG [Immena], daughter of --- (-after 1163). The Vita Arniky, abbot of Averboden, in the Chronicle written by Nicolas Hogeland Abbot of Middelburg, names "Arnoldi domini de Diest in Brabantia et beatæ Immenæ eius uxoris" as parents of the children named below[1675]. Henri Bishop of Liège confirmed that “Helewidis nobilis mulier et filii eius Arnoldus cum uxore sua Clementia et eiusdem Arnoldi fratres Gerardus, Amicus, et eorum sorores Hildegardis, Heylwidis” had ceded rights over Diest church to Tongerloo, and noted other donations, by charter dated 1163[1676]. Pope Urban issued a bull dated 2 Jul [no year] which records that “Helewigis nobilis mulier et filii eius Arnoldus cum uxore sua Clementia et ipsius Arnoldi fratres Gerardus et Amicus, eorum sorores Helewigis et Hildewara” donated property to Diest[1677].

Arnout & his wife had seven children