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- Silenen is a muni****lity in the canton of Uri in Switzerland. Silenen muni****lity comprises the villages of Silenen (divided into three parts, Dörfli...
- Kaspar von Silenen (c. 1467 – 5 August 1517) was the first commander or commandant of the Papal Swiss Guard. Born in Lucerne as the son of Ritter Albin...
- Supersaxo Burgundian War 1482 1496 Jost of Silenen (d. 1498) Member of Lucerne nobility (uncle of Kaspar von Silenen) and diplomat for the Swiss Confederacy...
- Diavolezza Curtinatsch - Piz Lagalb Samnaun Ravaisch - Alp Trider Sattel Silenen - Chilcherberge Switzerland portal Rail transport in Switzerland List of...
- Brienzersee, in the Swiss canton of Bern Dörfli (Silenen), a hamlet in the muni****lity of Silenen in the Swiss canton of Uri Dörfli (Wolfenschiessen)...
- 150 soldiers set off on march to Rome, under the command of Kaspar von Silenen, and entered the city on 22 January 1506, now regarded as the official...
- Reusstal, p****ing below W****en (840 m), Gurtnellen (720 m), Amsteg and Silenen (500 m), and through Erstfeld (460 m), past Attinghausen and Altdorf (440 m)...
- times eigenleute of Wettingen Abbey) Meier von Silenen (perhaps related to the Schüpfer; bailiffs of Silenen ca. 1256–1370; originally from Urseren; later...
- 15th century from bishops: Guillaume VI de Rarogne (1437-1451), Jost de Silenen (1482-1496) and above all Walter Supersaxo (1457-1482) who possessed a...
- Bernard of Saxe-Weimar and France during the Thirty Years War. Kaspar von Silenen 1506–1517 First Commander of the Pontifical Swiss Guard. Sampiero Corso...