- Schönau (Schönau
Abbey near Strüth über Nastätten) as well as the
Vierherrengericht,
Laurenburg Castle, the
Esterau (which was
jointly owned with the...
- Schönau (Schönau
Abbey near Strüth über Nastätten) as well as the
Vierherrengericht,
Laurenburg Castle, the
Esterau (which was
jointly owned with the...
-
Walram took over
partial rule of the Einrichgau, later-named the
Vierherrengericht (Four Lords’ Jurisdiction), with its main town of Marienfels. This...
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times and on into
Roman times. As a
pilgrimage centre and seat of the
Vierherrengericht ("Four-Lord Court"), the
village was said to be a
central place in...
- Schönau (Schönau
Abbey near Strüth über Nastätten) as well as the
Vierherrengericht,
Laurenburg Castle, the
Esterau (which was
jointly owned with the...
-
these two villages,
which once, like Niederalben,
belonged to the
Vierherrengericht ("Four-Lord Court") of
Sankt Julian and also to the
Hochgericht auf...
