- The
castle was
built by the
Kuenringer family (famed for
their notoriety) by
Manegold III
Aggsbach Getbeen of the
Kuenringer family descent and his son...
-
werdende Land Österreich". In Wolfram, Herwig; Brunner, Karl (eds.). Die
Kuenringer. Das
Werden des
Landes Österreich.
Stift Zwettl. 16. Mai - 26. Oktober...
-
sister Gisela (d.
after 1192) was
married to
Leutwin of Sunnberg. Die
Kuenringer - Das
Werden des
Landes Niederösterreich,
Katalog zur Niederösterreichischen...
- 1908, the
bronze statue was cast in 1911 and
erected in
Baden in 1964. A
Kuenringer knight with a
minstrel Watstein, Dürnstein 1958
Alois Lidauer 48°24′33″N...
-
Ernest the
Brave (1055–1075) sees the
appearance of
Hadmar I and the
Kuenringer family, a
family of
imperial officials or "ministerialis" who pla**** an...
- (1243–1313), a
local Ministerialengeschlecht or
knight of the
powerful Kuenringer family, the
organization outlined the
Vinea Wachau Nobilis Districtus...
-
golden background. The
right side
reminds of the coat of arms of the
Kuenringer, an
Austrian dynasty. "Dauersiedlungsraum der
Gemeinden Politischen Bezirke...
-
reference to the
Mundschenk family,
which owned land in the area. The
Kuenringer, who also
owned property in this area, were
called the
Oberste Schenken...
- was
built in 1074 by Azzo von Gobatsburg [de], an
early member of the
Kuenringer family [de]. A
castle of this name is
mentioned in 1178.[citation needed]...
