- van
Toutenburg to
subdue the
rebellious parts of the Netherlands. In 1523, Van
Toutenburg drove the
Guelders forces out of Frisia. Van
Toutenburg also...
- Copenhagen, and
Habsburg sent
Schenck van
Toutenburg to
chase the
enemy troops from Groningen.
Schenck van
Toutenburg was
allowed to
occupy the City of Groningen...
-
Georg Schenck van
Toutenburg (German -
Georg Schenk von Tautenburg) (1480 – 2
February 1540) was
Stadhouder of
Friesland (1521-1540).
Later he was also...
-
Frederik Schenck van
Toutenburg (c. 1503 – 25
August 1580) was the
first Archbishop of
Utrecht from 1559 to 1580.
Prior to Schenck's
ministry as archbishop...
- the
bishop of Utrecht, the
ruler of
these parts. He
lived in the
castle Toutenburg, of
which only some
small ruins are left now. To be near
their lord, quite...
-
Meindert van Ham, were
defeated by
Habsburg forces under Georg Schenck van
Toutenburg. In 1534, the
Danish Count's Feud
spilled over into the Low Countries...
-
first lord of the
Lordship of Frisia. He
appointed Georg Schenck van
Toutenburg, who had
crushed the peasants' revolt, as
Stadtholder to rule over the...
- Palatinate, Prince-Bishop of Utrecht,
Habsburg forces under Georg Schenck van
Toutenburg liberated the Bishopric,
which had been
occupied by the
Duchy of Guelders...
- Palatinate, Prince-Bishop of Utrecht,
Habsburg forces under Georg Schenck van
Toutenburg,
liberated the Bishopric,
which was
occupied by the
Duchy of Guelders...
- Twin of
Confounding Variables, 22
September 2011 (retrieved 9 Nov. 2015)
Toutenburg, Helge; Götz
Trenkler (1992). "Proxy
variables and mean
square error dominance...
