-
their governance, the
Reformation was
introduced into the Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial lands only in 1544 or 1545. Outwardly, the Kirn townsfolk's new self-****urance...
- –
founded in 1328 by
Waldgrave Friedrich von Kyrburg, a Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial Amtmann's seat;
preserved foundations and
remnants of a
cistern of the...
- and
indeed is the
heraldic device once used in the Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial court seal at Rhaunen. The
charge below, the
organ pipes,
refers to the...
- that as
early as 1477.
Shortly thereafter, the
independent line of the
Rhinegravial House of
Grumbach came into being. Henceforth,
Hausweiler belonged to...
-
Grumbach comprised all
together more than 70 villages.
Dhaun Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial rule
ended in 1574 when the
brothers split their father’s inheritance...
-
Waldgraves and Rhinegraves,
thereby making Hoppstädten a Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial fief,
although the
Archbishops of
Mainz remained the overlords. Further...
- 1515,
Sonnschied was
split from
Wickenrodt by the
second Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial partition treaty. In the
early 18th century,
Sonnschied was held by the...
-
could no
longer hold
their own in Herren-Sulzbach. In the Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial House of Grumbach, the
Evangelical parish of Herren-Sulzbach was founded...
- and
indeed is the
heraldic device once used in the Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial court seal at Rhaunen. The
charges below, the
antlers (“attires”) and...
- is a
reference to the village's
former allegiance to the Waldgravial-
Rhinegravial high
court of Rhaunen. The
charges in the
lower field refer to the Schenk...
