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granted the
entire parish to what
would become Frienisberg Abbey.
Initially he
granted his land at
Frienisberg to the
Cistercian Lützel Abbey. In 1138, the...
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Frienisberg Abbey is a
former Cistercian religious house in the
Swiss muni****lity of
Seedorf in the
Canton of Bern. In 1131
Count Udelhard of Saugern...
- time, and that the
writing seems to
match that of one
writer in the
Frienisberg monastery. Monasteries, at that time, were
masters of the pia fraus,...
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Vaumarcus to the
village of
Frienisberg, near Le
Landeron on Lake Biel. A
temporary station was
established at a pier in
Frienisberg for a link by boat across...
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halfway between Lake Biel and Bern. It lies
south of the
village of
Frienisberg and
belongs to the muni****lity of Seedorf. On the
summit lies a 45-metre-high...
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Collegiate church in
Interlaken (Oberhofen
family in 1130) and the
Cistercian Frienisberg Abbey (Count
Saugern around 1130). However, in 1191 the
Oberland barons...
- The
modern village was
first settled and
owned by the
Monastery of
Frienisberg.
During the 13th and 14th centuries, the
village was
owned by the Bernburg...
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Switzerland Company's line from Yverdon-les-Bains) to the
village of
Frienisberg, near Le
Landeron on Lake Biel, part of what is now
called the Jura Foot...
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sufficient finance to
guarantee its completion. It
opened a line
between Frienisberg (near Le Landeron) and Biel (now part of the Jura foot line on 3 December...
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village p****ed from the Büetigen
family to St. Urban's
Abbey and
Frienisberg Abbey.
Frienisberg Abbey gradually replaced all the
other landholders in the village...
