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Gumpold (fl.932) was from 915 to 932 the 15th
bishop of P****au. He was a
relative of the
preceding Bishop, Burkhard,
Bishop of P****au
Because of the occupation...
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Humpolec (Czech pronunciation: [ˈɦʊmpɔlɛt͡s]; German: Humpoletz) is a town in Pelhřimov
District in the Vysočina
Region of the
Czech Republic. It has about...
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Slavic legend from the 10th century, the
Latin legend Crescente fide,
Gumpold's legend, and Christian's legend.
According to legend, one
Count Radislas...
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Josef Gumpold (3
September 1908 – 5
December 1942) was a
German skier. He
competed in the
Nordic combined event at the 1936
Winter Olympics. He was killed...
- Böhmen
Budweis Budweis,
Gumpolds, Ledetsch, Pilgrams, Tabor,
Wittingau Königgrätz Chrudim, Hohenmauth, Jitschin, Königgrätz, Königinhof, Leitomischl, Nachod...
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Vienna to its
hillside vineyards.
Gumpoldskirchen derives its name from
Gumpold of P****au.
Gumpoldskirchen has a mild,
continental climate attributed to...
- Guldenfurth: Brod nad Dyjí Gumplitz: Kumpolec, p. of Tisová (Tachov District)
Gumpolds:
Humpolec Gundersdorf: Guntramovice, p. of Budišov nad Budišovkou Gundrum:...
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bishops Utto of
Freising and
Zachariah of Säben-Brixen, and the
abbots Gumpold, Hartwich, and Heimprecht. That night, the
Hungarian army
covertly crossed...
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Andreas Gumpold (born 31
March 1961) is an
Austrian cross-country skier. He
competed in the men's 15
kilometre event at the 1984
Winter Olympics. Evans...
- (in Old
Church Slavonic), the
anonymous Crescente fide, the P****io by
Gumpold,
bishop of
Mantua (d. 985), and The Life and P****ion of
Saint Václav and...
