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Störnstein is a muni****lity in the
district of
Neustadt an der
Waldnaab in Bavaria, Germany.
Störnstein was also the name of a
former Princely County...
- Kaimling, der
Wurzer zu Kemaden, der
Wurzer zu Ruprechtsreut, der
Wurzer zum
Stornstein). In the mid-1400s, the
family were no
longer counted among the nobility...
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heraldic lion of the
Palatinate three stars from the arms of the
county of
Störnstein blue and
white bars from the arms of the
county of
Leuchtenberg Genesis...
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possessed extensive landholdings in
Bohemia as well as the
county of
Störnstein-Neustadt in the
Upper Palatinate. Gluck's father, Alexander, was born...
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Girnitz is a
river of Bavaria, Germany. It
flows into the Floß in
Störnstein. List of
rivers of
Bavaria Complete table of the
Bavarian Waterbody Register...
- roudnický in Czech). The family's
Imperial immediacy over
Princely county of
Störnstein was
mediatized to
Bavaria in 1807. As such, the
House of
Lobkowicz belong...
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Lobkowicz Prince Austria Jaroslav, 14th
Prince (b.1942)
Princely county of
Störnstein mediatised by
Bavaria in 1807, and
rights to this
territory sold to it...
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Stingelheim Stingelheim Siebmacher 1605:84,5
House of Störn von
Störnstein Störn zum
Störnstein Siebmacher 1605:88,5
Stralenfels Stralnfels Siebmacher 1605:99...
- a muni****lity in Brandenburg,
Germany a
village in the muni****lity
Störnstein in Bavaria,
Germany Lanz,
German name from Lomnice, a
village in Sokolov...
- Lobkowicz, however, the family's
Imperial immediacy over
Princely county of
Störnstein in the Holy
Roman Empire had been
mediatized to
Bavaria in 1807. As such...
