- Oberndorf,
Tringenstein, Übernthal and Wallenfels. As part of Hesse's muni****l reforms, the
formerly independent muni****lities of Eisemroth,
Tringenstein, Übernthal...
-
January 1351 – 30
September 1376
County of
Siegen (in
Mengerskirchen and
Tringenstein) Otto II 23
December 1331
three children 30
September 1376 Mengerskirchen...
- from a
small brook called the
Schelde that
rises between Oberscheld and
Tringenstein and
flows into the Dill at Niederscheld. The village's
greatest hallmarks...
-
powerful nobility forced her to make new debts. As
early as 1350/51 she had
Tringenstein Castle [de]
built as a
countermeasure against the new
Hessian castle...
-
Greifenstein Kalsmunt Castle,
Wetzlar Philippstein Castle,
Braunfels Tringenstein Castle,
Siegbach Alte Burg (Elbtal Hessen),
Elbtal Burg Elkerhausen,...
- N****au - Die Burgen: Dernbach, Bicken, Wallenfels, Hessenwald, Murstein-
Tringenstein (Castle
rides on the old
border between Hessen and N****au - The Castles...
- The area
north of the Lahn: the
lordships Siegen, Dillenburg, Herborn,
Tringenstein,
Neukirch and Emmerichenhain, a part of the
Kalenberger Zent (Amt Kalenberg)...
- work at the
various castles. In 1481 John
finished the
expansion of
Tringenstein Castle [de],
which his
father had
started in 1472.
Early on
after the...
- the
river Lahn, containing,
among others, Siegen, Dillenburg, Herborn,
Tringenstein,
Neukirch and Emmerichenhain. "Ottho
comes de N****awen... ****
uxore nostra...
-
castle for the count's family. And in 1472 he
started the
expansion of
Tringenstein Castle [de],
which lasted until 1481. On 28 May 1470,
Emperor Frederick III...
