Untersuchungen der kaiserlichen Kommission (Hochstift Bamberg) in der Streitsache zwischen dem Kloster Michelsberg in Bamberg und dem Hochstift Würzburg um eingezogene Lehengüter insbesondere zu Oberrimbach (1701); Klage des Klosters Michelsberg gegen das Hochstift Würzburg vor dem Reichskammergericht wegen etlicher Lehen zu Oberrimbach, die die von Vestenberg ehedem vom Kloster getragen hatten, die aber nach deren Aussterben 1687 vom Hochstift eingezogen wurden

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Untersuchungen der kaiserlichen Kommission (Hochstift Bamberg) in der Streitsache zwischen dem Kloster Michelsberg in Bamberg und dem Hochstift Würzburg um eingezogene Lehengüter insbesondere zu Oberrimbach (1701); Klage des Klosters Michelsberg gegen das Hochstift Würzburg vor dem Reichskammergericht wegen etlicher Lehen zu Oberrimbach, die die von Vestenberg ehedem vom Kloster getragen hatten, die aber nach deren Aussterben 1687 vom Hochstift eingezogen wurden
Hochstift Würzburg, Amt Schlüsselfeld 163
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Hochstift Würzburg, Amt Schlüsselfeld
Hochstift Würzburg, Amt Schlüsselfeld >> 1. Landesherrschaft und vogteiliche Obrigkeit (Regierungssachen) >> 1.5 Beziehungen zu den Territorialnachbarn (v.a. Differenzen) >> 1.5.1 Hochstift Bamberg
1701, 1716
Würzburg, Hochstift, Amt Schlüsselfeld
Akten allgemein
ger
Vestenberg, von
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg
Oberrimbach (Burghaslach/LK Neustadt a.d. Aisch-Bad Windsheim)

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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