'''Comites a Montfort''' erant nobilis Maris Suevi.

In frequenta oppida exempli gratia Arguna, Brigantium (Austria) sunt vestigia a Comitibus Montfort.

== Consociati gentis ==
 
*Anton III. a Montfort († 1733) 
*Anton IV. a Montfort († 1787) 
*Ernst a Montfort († 1755) 
*Franz Xaver a Montfort († 1780) 
*Friedrich a Montfort (Domherr in Chur; † saeculo 13)
*Friedrich a Montfort (episcopus a Chur; † 1290) 
*Georg III. a Montfort († 1544) 
*Georg IV. a Montfort († 1590) 
*Heinrich III. a Montfort († 1272; episcopus a Chur; Dominikaner) 
*Heinrich VI. a Montfort († 1444) 
*Heinrich a Montfort (Dompropst in Chur; † 1307) 
*Hugo II. a Montfort († saeculo 13)
*Hugo III. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort-Tettnang; † 1309)
*Hugo IV. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort-Feldkirch; † 1310)
*Hugo V. a Montfort († 1338) 
*Hugo VIII. a Montfort (poeta; vir civilis; 1357&ndash;1423) 
*Hugo XIII. a Montfort († 1491) 
*Hugo XIV. a Montfort (equite ordinis de sancte Johannis; † 1444) 
*Hugo XV. a Montfort († 1519) 
*Hugo XVI. a Montfort († 1564) 
*Hugo XVII. a Montfort († 1536) 
*Hugo XVIII. a Montfort († 1662) 
*Johann I. a Montfort († 1529) 
*Johann VI. a Montfort (1557-1619; legatus)
*Johann VIII. a Montfort († 1686) 
*Johann Nepomuk a Montfort († 1775) 
*Konrad a Montfort († 1399) 
*Rudolf I. a Montfort († saeculo 13) 
*Rudolf II. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort-Feldkirch; † 1302)
*Rudolf III. a Montfort (episcopus a Chur aut Konstanz; Comes a Montfort; * circa 1260; † 1334) 
*Rudolf IV. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort-Feldkirch; † 1375 vel 1379)
*Rudolf VI. a Montfort († 1425) 
*Rudolf VII. a Montfort († 1445) 
*Ulrich I. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort-Bregenz; † 1287) 
*Ulrich II. a Montfort (Comes Montfort-Feldkirch; * 1263?; † 1350); mortem obiit sine prole
*Ulrich III. a Montfort (Comes a Montfort († 1367); ∞ Giovanna di Carrara; mortem obiit sine prole
*Ulrich IV. a Montfort (legatus; † 1574) 
*Ulrich V. a Montfort († 1495) 
*Ulrich VI. a Montfort (* um 1530; † 1574) 
*Ulrich VII. a Montfort († 1520) 
*Wilhelm II. a Montfort († 1354) 
*Wilhelm III. a Montfort († 1378 vel 1373) 
*Wilhelm V. a Montfort († 1439) 
*Wilhelm VII. a Montfort († 1422) 
*Wilhelm VIII. a Montfort († 1483) 

The German noble dynasty.

The influential and wealthy counts of Montfort have their name from an ancestral castle, ''Montfort'', which was situated quite close to today's Swiss border near Götzis in Vorarlberg.

They had the lordships of Feldkirch (until 1390), Bregenz (until 1523) and Tettnang (until 1779) and had territorial impact in Upper Swabia and particularly Vorarlberg, most of which they ruled. The counts of Montfort were until the 18th century a remarkable family of high nobility, the most important in the region of Lake Constance, but went finally extinct. In a number of places, including Feldkirch, Bregenz or Langenargen there are signs of their history.

The Montfort counts derive from rulers of the county palatine of Tübingen and had Bregenz and Tettnang as their main seats. In 1780 the county was sold to Austria in order to pay debts. The dynasty became extinct in 1787 upon the death of Count Anton IV.

The ''Minnesinger'' Hugo of Montfort was count of the Bregenz branch.