- to this day. On 8
October 1453 the
knight Hans
Kruckow had
moved to the
Munkeliv Abbey, near Bergen. He gave all his
properties and
goods to the monastery...
-
building a new
royal palace, as well as
constructing churches and the
Munkeliv Abbey.
Eystein died of
illness in
August 1123, and his
brother Sigurd thereby...
-
Munkeliv Abbey (Norwegian:
Munkeliv kloster) was a
Benedictine abbey located at
Nordnes in Bergen, Norway. It was one of the
oldest monasteries in Norway...
- Brothers, and in 1455,
Hanseatic merchants were
responsible for
burning down
Munkeliv Abbey. In 1476,
Bryggen burned down in a fire
started by a
drunk trader...
-
becomes king of Norway. 1393
Sacking of
Bergen by the
Victual Brothers. The
Munkeliv Abbey at
Nordnes suffered great damage from the attack. 1397 17 June –...
- 1453 the king
dismissed Olav. In 1455, Olav
Nilsson was ********inated at
Munkeliv Abbey together with his son Nils, his
brother Peder Nilsson ****e, as...
- in the
turmoils of the Reformation, and the
shrine was
transferred to
Munkeliv monastery. The
shrine was lost when that
monastery was destro**** in its...
- 1380). 1455 1–2
September –
Hanseatic merchants attacked and destro****
Munkeliv Abbey in Bergen. Olav Nilsson,
commander of
Bergenhus Fortress, was killed...
- 1100.
Nidarholm Abbey was
founded at
Trondheim by a
wealthy nobleman.
Munkeliv Abbey and
Selje Abbey were
established in the
early 12th century. The first...
- and his
brother Peder, as well as the
bishop of
Bergen and many
monks in
Munkeliv Abbey which was burned.
After these murders the family, led by Olav's widow...
