Bischof Heinrich I. von Bamberg bestätigt, dass Iring von Kunstadt, Ministeriale des Bischofs von Würzburg, nachdem er in unbesonnener Anmaßung eine Burg, gen. Wildenberg (?), auf Gütern des Klosters Langheim errichten ließ, das Kloster mit den Abgaben von den Gütern um die Burg, dem halben Dorf Zettlitz, dem halben Dorf Wolfsloch und dem Zehnt aus Siedamsdorf entschädigt.- Siegler: Bamberg, Bischof Heinrich I.

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Bischof Heinrich I. von Bamberg bestätigt, dass Iring von Kunstadt, Ministeriale des Bischofs von Würzburg, nachdem er in unbesonnener Anmaßung eine Burg, gen. Wildenberg (?), auf Gütern des Klosters Langheim errichten ließ, das Kloster mit den Abgaben von den Gütern um die Burg, dem halben Dorf Zettlitz, dem halben Dorf Wolfsloch und dem Zehnt aus Siedamsdorf entschädigt.- Siegler: Bamberg, Bischof Heinrich I.
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden 64
Bamberger Urkunden 686
Kloster Langheim Urkunden 1255 VII 12 / 13
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden >> Aktenplan Kloster Langheim >> Urkunden
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Kloster Langheim, Urkunden
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Urkunden
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Langheim (= Klosterlangheim, Lk Lichtenfels), Kloster
Wolfsloch (Lk Lichtenfels)
Bamberg, Bischof Heinrich I. von Bilversheim
Kunstadt, Iring von
Zettlitz (Lk Lichtenfels)
Siedamsdorf (Gde. Kaspauer, Lk Lichtenfels), Zehnt
Kunstadt, Wolfram von
Kunstadt, Otto von, gen. in den Planken
Kunstadt, Theodor von

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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