- was
initially buried in Bayreuth; in 1742, his body was
transferred to
Himmelskron Abbey,
where his sister,
Queen Sophia Magdalene of
Denmark erected a...
- (6
September 1440 - 20
August 1506) Anne (1441 - ?)
Prioress in the
Himmelskron monastery John (1
August 1443 - 4
October 1486)
Barbara (July 1444 - ...
-
instead of her. She
became a nun and died as an
abbess of the
monastery Himmelskron. A
white lady
ghost reportedly appeared in 1486, 1540, 1554 and 1677...
-
among Heusenstamm's po****tion. The
parishes of St.Cäcilia and
Maria Himmelskron belong, like the
Parish of Mariä
Opferung in Rembrücken, to the Roman...
-
Protestant religious education.
Worship takes place at the
nearby Maria Himmelskron church after each holiday. [citation needed] The
school also offers:...
- and
Herman receiving Orlamünde. On 29
December 1279, Otto III
founded Himmelskron Abbey. He died in June 1285, and was
buried in the
collegiate church...
- 1561,
Elector Frederick III sent his
officials to the
monasteries of
Himmelskron and
Liebenau in May 1562. The
officials were to
explain the elector's...
- (1275-1545)
Kloster Stetten [de] in
Hechingen (1278-1802)
Kloster Maria Himmelskron [de] in
Worms (1278-1570)
Kloster Ennetach [de] in
Mengen (1280-1826)...
- and
Prioress Dorothea von
Wirsberg from the pulpit. The last
abbess of
Himmelskron,
Margarethe von Döhlau, was
appointed in 1544
under Albrecht II. Alcibiades...
