-
Commander (Italian: Commendatore; French: Commandeur; German:
Komtur; Spanish: Comendador; Portuguese: Comendador), or
Knight Commander, is a
title of...
- were
combined into
commanderies that were
administered by a
commander (
Komtur).
Several commanderies were
combined to form a
bailiwick headed by a Landkomtur...
- in its four angles. The
lions came as
standard for the
grand cross and
Komtur, but were only on knight's
crosses as a
special honour. On the
upper arm...
- the
Teutonic Order ca. 1370.
Grand Master Winrich von
Kniprode named him
Komtur of
Schlochau (Człuchów) in 1377, but his real
career did not
begin until...
- was also the
territorial division of the
Teutonic Order. Here,
various Komtur(en)
formed a
Ballei province. The term
originated in
France (bailie being...
-
Knights constructed a
large fortress,
which became the seat of the knights'
Komtur. In 1346 they
changed the Town Law of the city,
which then
consisted only...
-
Awards Order of Tomáš
Garrigue Masaryk In
memoriam (2001)
Order of
Polonia Restituta Komtur (2003)
Order of the
White Double Cross In
memoriam (2006)...
-
important positions until 1402 when he
became the
Komtur of
Nessau (Nieszawa). He was
promoted to
Komtur of
Schwetz (Świecie) in 1407. Von
Plauen did not...
-
became a knight. In 1554,
Gotthard Kettler became Komtur of Dünaburg (Daugavpils), and in 1557,
Komtur of
Fellin (Viljandi). In 1559,
during the Livonian...
- Order's
State in Prussia.
Ulrich resided in
Schlochau (Człuchów) and was
Komtur of
Balga (1396–1404). His
career profited from the
patronage of his elder...
