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Lahneck Castle (German: Burg
Lahneck) is a
medieval fortress located in the city of
Lahnstein in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany,
south of Koblenz. The 13th-century...
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hostilities in Bohemia. When he
failed to appear, the
electors meeting at
Lahneck Castle declared him
deposed on 20
August 1400 on
account of "****ility,...
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gates and
towers still demonstrate its
importance in the
Middle Ages.
Lahneck Castle,
situated high
above Oberlahnstein, was
built between 1240 and 1245...
- "Geistesgruß" as a
precursor of "Der König in Thule",
while he was
travelling to
Lahneck Castle on the
river Lahn in July 1774.
Under Herder's influence, the setting...
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three ecclesiastical prince-electors (of Mainz,
Cologne and Trier) met at
Lahneck Castle in
Oberlahnstein on 20
August 1400 and
declared their king, Wenceslaus...
- (1694–1698),
which now
serves as the
current City Hall. Near
Koblenz is the
Lahneck Castle near Lahnstein, open to
visitors from 1
April to 31 October. The...
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without the
required homage or recognition."
August 20 –
Meeting at the
Lahneck Castle in what is now the
German state Rhineland-Palatinate, the princes...
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Eannes was the
former German merchant ship
Lahneck,
captured by the
Portuguese authorities in 1916.
Lahneck was then
renamed Gil Eannes,
being transformed...
- 1838,
engraved by
Robert Wallis, The
Church of St. John, and the
Ruins of
Lahneck Castle. 1838,
engraved by
James Baylis Allen, The
Castle of Chillon. In...
- (Windsor, Arundel, Belvoir,
Lancaster or Oxford) and
Bavaria (Hohenswangau,
Lahneck). In
World War II it was used by the
Hitler Youth and it was also used...
