Definition of Trixen. Meaning of Trixen. Synonyms of Trixen

- Trixen, registered as B47 (originally named Trixie) is a preserved 15.33 metre pearl lugger built in 1904 currently displa**** in the Western Australian...
- Sophia continued to fund the building of the abbey. She and Bernard of Trixen served as co-regents over the March of Styria until her son came of age...
- the crayfish or lobster fishery. One such vessel used at Lancelin was the Trixen in the 1960s, now preserved in the Western Australian Maritime Museum. Lancelin...
- a brief ferry service from Palm Beach – one of these converted ferries, Trixen, is now preserved in the Western Australian Maritime Museum. In 1966, a...
- include those in the Western Australian Maritime Museum collection, including Trixen - built in Broome and used at all major pearling locations around Australia...
- Burgruine Straßfried Burgruine Taggenbrunn Burgruine Treffen Burgruinen Trixen (Nieder-, Ober-, Mittertrixen) Burgruine Twimberg Burgruine Waisenberg Burgruine...
- his father while still a youth. In 1147 his rich uncle, Count Bernard of Trixen, bequeathed his allods and his ministeriales (high-status serfs) in Carinthia...
- daughter of Bernhard II of Saxony. They had: Bernhard of Trixen (d 1147), Count of Trixen Richarda (d around 1112), married Count Berthold I of Schwarzenburg...
- Archbishop of Magdeburg Engelbert I (d. 1096), Margrave of Istria Bernhard of Trixen (d. 1147) Richardis (d. about 1112), married to Margrave Poppo II of Carniola...
- daughter of Burgrave Ulric of P****au. He also acquired two castles in the Trixen valley near Völkermarkt from the Bishop of Gurk and the market town of Friesach...