- 1214 the
Wittelsbachs became Bacharach’s new lords.
Together with the
Unteramt of Kaub they
received here
their most
important toll and
revenue source...
-
Kyburg within the Zürichgau was
divided into four Ämter:
Niederamt (or
Unteramt)
between Glatt and Töss as far as Oberembrach-B****ersdorf.
Oberamt south...
- Thalfröschen,
Thaleischweiler and Winzeln.
Unteramt Münchweiler with the
villages of Münchweiler and Ruppertsweiler.
Unteramt Vinningen with the
villages of Erlenbrunn...
- the Duke of Württemberg in 1707. As the
central town of the so-called
Unteramt at the time, it was
believed that it was
entitled to do so. Only the responsible...
- Honau, Lichtenstein,
Holzelfingen and
Kleinengstingen Pfullingen formed an
Unteramt which became part of
Oberamt of Urach.
During the
Thirty Years' War Pfullingen...
-
Gresten Gresten,
Ybbsbachamt Gresten-Land Oberamt, Obergut, Schadneramt,
Unteramt Lunz am See
Oberndorf an der Melk Altenmarkt, Bach, Baumbach, Diendorf...
-
within the
Electorate of the
Palatinate (such as the
institution of an
Unteramt)
helped bring about an
economic upswing.
After the
French Revolution and...
- the era
relatively unscathed.
Kohlstetten was part of the
Oberamt Urach (
Unteramt or
parish Gächingen)
within Württemberg. In 1808, it came to the Oberamt...
- 1355 it
became part of the
Electoral Palatinate. In 1515 it
joined the
Unteramt of Rockenhausen.
During the 17th century,
robber barons struck the area...
- its
first do****entary mention, lay in the
Nahegau and p****ed with the
Unteramt of Einöllen to the
County of
Veldenz when it was
founded in 1126. Both...
