Maximilian went to Den Bosch to preparing for the war against Guelders. Philip tried to persuade her to leave the convent and get married on their father's behalf, but she refused. The place she was buried was now a square named after her. In 2021, a recently built city walk has been named "Mijn lieven dochter" ("My dear daughter") and also close to Maximilian's statue. By unknown mistress: Martha von Helfenstein or Margaretha, Mathilde, Margareta, née von Edelsheim (?–1537), wife of Johann von Hille (died 1515), remarried Ludwig Helferich von Helfenstein (1493–1525, married in 1517 or 1520); Ludwig was killed by peasants on 16 April 1525 in the Massacre of Weinsberg during the German Peasants' War. They had a surviving son named Maximilian (1523–1555) Some sources reported that she was born in 1480 or her mother was Margareta von Edelsheim, née Rappach. By Margareta von Edelsheim, née Rappach (?–1522) Dingel reports that she was born around 1470 while others report that in 1494 she was still a minor when she married von Rottal: Barbara von Rottal (1500–1550), wife of Siegmund von Dietrichstein. Some report that she was the daughter of Margareta von Edelsheim, née Rappach, while Benecke lists the mother as unidentified. George of Austria (1505–1557), Prince-Bishop of Liège. By Anna von Helfenstein: Cornelius (1507–). Maximilian Friedrich von Amberg (1511–1553), Lord of Feldkirch. Anna Maria (1512–1562) wife of Bartold Dienger Leopold (), bishop of Córdoba, Spain (1541–1557), with illegitimate succession. Dorothea (1516–1572), heiress of Falkenburg, Durbuy and Halem, lady in waiting to Queen Maria of Hungary; wife of Johan I of East Frisia. Anna Margareta (1517–1545), lady in waiting to Queen Maria of Hungary; wife of François de Melun (?–1547), 2nd count of Epinoy. Anne (1519–?). She married Louis d'Hirlemont. Elisabeth (d. 1581–1584), wife of Ludwig III von der Marck, Count of Rochefort. Barbara, wife of Wolfgang Plaiss. Christoph Ferdinand ( ). By unknown mistress (parentage uncertain): Guielma, wife of Rudiger (Rieger) von Westernach. Triumphal woodcuts A set of woodcuts called the Triumph of Emperor Maximilian I. See also Category:Triumphal Procession of Maximilian I – Wikimedia Commons In arts and popular culture See also Family tree of the German monarchs. He was related to every other king of Germany. First Congress of Vienna – The First Congress of Vienna was held in 1515, attended by the Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I, and the Jagiellonian brothers, Vladislaus II, King of Hungary