- to Bavaria,
where she
joined Niedernburg convent in P****au and
became the abbess. She
lived in the
nunnery of
Niedernburg in P****au,
where she died. Gisela's...
-
Issue Gebhard III,
Count of
Sulzbach Adelheid of Sulzbach,
Abbess of
Niedernburg Gertrude of Sulzbach,
Queen of
Germany Bertha of Sulzbach, Byzantine...
- of
Cunigunde of
Luxembourg In 1010, a lady
named Eilika was
abbess of
Niedernburg Abbey in P****au. It is
thought this
Eilika may have been a
daughter of...
- whom she survived. She left
Hungary in 1045 and died as
Abbess of the
Niedernburg Abbey in P****au in
Bavaria around 1060.
Although the
Illuminated Chronicle...
-
became the
metropolitan cathedral and
received from the
monastery of
Niedernburg the
relics of
Queen Gisela of Hungary, wife of
Stephen I,
venerated as...
- The
Niederburg ("Lower Castle") at Kobern, also
called the
Niedernburg,
Unterburg or Neue Burg, is a hill
castle above the muni****lity of Kobern-Gondorf...
-
Schloss Ettersburg,
Ettersburg W****erburg Kapellendorf,
Kapellendorf Niedernburg Kranichfeld,
Kranichfeld Oberschloss Kranichfeld,
Kranichfeld W****erburg...
- The
Abteiland ("Abbey Land") is a
former estate owned by
Niedernburg Abbey above P****au. From the
early 13th
century until the
seizure of
church property...
-
Ancestor of
later Counts of Sulzbach.
Adelheid of Sulzbach,
Abbess of
Niedernburg in P****au.
Gertrude von
Sulzbach (c. 1114 - 14
April 1146).
Married Conrad...
- War I a
Munich archaeologist discovered her
grave in the
church of the
Niedernburg convent —
which has
since become a
place of
pilgrimage for the Hungarian...
