- lines, Alt-Landenberg, Landenberg-Greifensee,
Hohenlandenberg and
Breitenlandenberg. The main line was
extinct early,
Rudolf I and his son
Pantaleon both...
-
Kaspar von
Breitenlandenberg (died 24
April 1463 in Konstanz) was
prince abbot of the
Abbey of
Saint Gall from 1442 to 1463. He
descended from a noble...
- the 64
defenders the next day,
including their leader,
Wildhans von
Breitenlandenberg, the so-called
Murder of Greifensee. Even in this time of war, such...
-
Heinrich von
Mansdorf (1419–1426)
Eglolf Blarer (1426–1442)
Kaspar von
Breitenlandenberg (1442–1463)
Ulrich Rösch (1463–1491)
Bought the
county of Toggenburg...
- administrator,
after Abbot Kaspar von
Breitenlandenberg had been
suspended in the
course of a visitation. Von
Breitenlandenberg abdicated in 1463 due to illness...
-
bludgeoned to
death and
beheaded by
Wagner mercenaries.
Wildhans von
Breitenlandenberg and 61
companions (1444) –
executed following the
siege of Greifensee...
- Castle,
Hinwil Ruins of Alt-Bichelsee Castle,
Bichelsee Ruins of
Breitenlandenberg Castle,
Turbenthal Bubikon Castle,
Bubikon Ruins of Dübelstein Castle...
- were
beheaded on the next day,
including the leader,
Wildhans von
Breitenlandenberg. Even in
times of war, m****
execution was
widely considered a cruel...
- this date that the
marriage of
Marie de
Hagenbach and Jean Eusèbe de
Breitenlandenberg was celebrated.
Their descendants lived in a
manor in the village...
- to the
Abbey of St. Gall. In 1364 the
court rights acquired by the
Breitenlandenberg family, who held the
rights until 1432. Then,
between 1513-1684 the...
