 It remained with the "Meinhardiner" dynasty until Meinard's son, Duke Henry VI of Carinthia, died in 1335.The Luxembourg king John I of Bohemia renounced his rights of inheritance and the Habsburg dukes Otto and Albert II of Austria gained Carniola despite a former agreement the late Duke Henry had made with Emperor Louis the Bavarian, whereby his daughters Adelaide and Margaret of Tyrol would inherit his lands.Albert's son Duke Rudolf IV of Austria declared Carniola a Duchy in 1364, although like his claiming of the title of "Archduke of Austria" by the "Privilegium Maius", such an elevation was beyond his jurisdiction.