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- The term Beilager (in older writings Beylager), as well as the related terms Bettleite and Bettsetzung all refer to a ceremonial part of marriage as performed...
- their bed. The intention is to "celebrate a marriage's consummation". Beilager Consummation Yichud The bedding ritual was fully observed at the wedding...
- 1652), married Julius Ernest, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg Das fürstliche Beilager Herzog Johann Casimirs auf Schloss Heldburg und in Coburg. siehe: Norbert...
- come over from the Netherlands. Shortly before, on 16 February 1506, the Beilager of William's sisters Elisabeth and Mary, who married the counts John III...
- come over from the Netherlands. Shortly before, on 16 February 1506, the Beilager of William's sisters Elisabeth and Mary, who married the counts John III...
- says that it was «den 6 hujus mittelst christgewöhnlicher Einsegnung und Beilager vollzogen» (without mentioning the place), we have taken the 7th, just...
- Eschwege, 15 February 1643), married at Dillenburg Castle on 21 May 1603Jul. (Beilager) and in K****el on 4 June 1603Jul. (Heimführung) to Landgrave Maurice of...
- Wittgenstein Castle in Laasphe, Urk. 187 ****XVI. It states that the marriage (Beilager) was consummated in The Hague on 5 October (new style) 1675." "See notification...
- Coburg Stadt und Land (German). Verkehrsverein Coburg. (de) Das fürstliche Beilager Herzog Johann Casimirs auf Schloss Heldburg und in Coburg (The Princely...
- council donated 16 oxen and 19 pigs for the feast. On 16 February 1506, the "Beilager" of the two sisters was celebrated in Dillenburg with the greatest of festivities...