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- charter for Winterburg and Koppenstein. Unlike his brother Simon, John pursued active castle policy. He reestablished Koppenstein Castle, built in Winterburg...
- rural chapter. Its history is also tightly bound with the former Castle Koppenstein. This castle was under the ownership of the formerly powerful Sponheim...
- was Sebastian Bickler, executioner and master tanner of Kirchberg and Koppenstein, who was engaged in the tanner's trade at the mill at Wallenbrück, which...
- (Nahe): Historic copper mine (open to visitors) Gemünden: Gemünden Castle, Koppenstein Castle Hattgenstein: observation tower Hermeskeil: steam engine museum...
- do****entary mention in a do****ent from Count Simon II of Sponheim. The Koppenstein Castle ruin, found within the muni****lity's limits, held town rights...
- Castle, Buch Schloss Gemünden, Gemünden Kastellaun Castle, Kastellaun Koppenstein Castle, Gemünden Burg Rauschenberg, Mermuth Rheinfels Castle, Sankt Goar...
- Koppensteiner Höhe (554.9 m), north-northwest of Henau; with the ruins of Koppenstein Castle The name Soonwald occurs for the first time in an 868 A.D. do****ent...
- Gemünden/Hunsrück, Grafendahn, Grevenburg, Gutenberg, Herrstein, Kastellaun, Koppenstein, Kreuznach, Naumburg, Sponheim, Starkenburg, Winterburg, Zollburg Grand...
- Knebel von Katzenelnbogen, Hans Christoph von Grorode, the family von Koppenstein and Hans Caspar von Sponheim. At the end of the Middle Ages, Rheinböllen...
- with this fiefdom upon Lord Friedrich of Ehrenburg. For Winterburg, Koppenstein, and Birkenfeld, he received city rights from Kaiser Ludwig in 1330....