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equivalent to a viceroy's. From the 14th century, the
burgrave of Prague—the highest-ranking of all
burgraves,
seated at
Prague castle,
gradually became the...
- 1377 near the main gate of the
Burgraves' castle, in
order to
enable the city to
monitor the
activities inside the
Burgraves' Castle, at a time when the...
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Counts of
Zollern (1340)
Achievement of
Counts of
Zollern Burgraves of
Nuremberg (1340)
Burgraves of
Nuremberg The
princely Swabian branch (1605) Margraves...
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Friedrich I of
Nuremberg (before 1139 –
after 1
October 1200), the
first Burgrave of
Nuremberg from the
House of Hohenzollern. He was the
younger son of...
- Les
Burgraves (French pronunciation: [le byʁɡʁav]) is a
historical play by
Victor Hugo,
first performed by the Comédie-Française on 7
March 1843. It takes...
- John II of
Nuremberg (c. 1309 – 1357) was a
Burgrave of
Nuremberg from the
House of Hohenzollern. He was the
elder son of
Frederick IV of
Nuremberg and...
- 16.
Frederick III,
Burgrave of
Nuremberg 8.
Frederick IV,
Burgrave of
Nuremberg 17.
Helene of
Saxony 4. John II,
Burgrave of
Nuremberg 18.
Albert of Carinthia...
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administration and
courts over the
surrounding Imperial territories. The
first burgraves were from the
Austrian House of
Raabs but, with the
extinction of their...
- (c. 1287 – 19 May 1332) was
Burgrave of
Nuremberg from 1300,
until his
death in 1332. He was the
younger son of
Burgrave Frederick III from his second...
-
equivalent to a viceroy's. From the 14th century, the
burgrave of Prague—the highest-ranking of all
burgraves,
seated at
Prague Castle,
gradually became the...
