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Botenlauben Castle is a
ruined castle in Reiterswiesen, a
district of the
Bavarian spa town of Bad Kissingen. The
castle was home of the
minnesinger and...
- Otto von
Botenlauben or
Botenlouben (1177,
Henneberg –
before 1245, near Bad Kissingen), the
Count of
Henneberg from 1206, was a
German minnesinger, Crusader...
- Würzburg (1220/1230–1287)
Neidhart (1st half of the 13th century) Otto von
Botenlauben (1177 –
before 1245)
Reinmar von
Zweter (1200 –
after 1247)
Hawart Süßkind...
- band
contest has been
hosted in Bad
Kissingen in 2014 and 2016. The
Botenlauben Castle Ruins from 1180
overlooks Bad
Kissingen from above. The old town...
- Leiningen [de] (probably
Friedrich II, died 1237) 27r:
Count Otto von
Botenlauben (died 1244) 29r:
Margrave of Hohenburg [de] (either
Diepold V von Vohburg...
- Edessa,
married Alice of
Milly Beatrix de Courtenay,
married Otto von
Botenlauben (Count of Henneberg) Agnes,
married William of La
Mandelie Agnes of Courtenay...
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possibly also
joined Landgrave Hermann I and the
Henneberg count Otto von
Botenlauben on the
Crusade of 1197 and
witnessed the
coronation of King
Amalric II...
- of
Edessa and
Countess consort of
Henneberg as the wife of Otto von
Botenlauben. She was the
eldest daughter of
Agnes of
Milly (de) and
Joscelin III...
- Henneberg-Römhild.
Count Otto von Henneberg,
known commonly as Otto von
Botenlauben from 1206,
probably born in 1177 in Henneberg, died in Reiterswiesen...
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Friedrich von
Hausen Burggraf von
Rietenburg Meinloh von
Sevelingen Otto von
Botenlauben Bligger von
Steinach Dietmar von Aist
Hartmann von Aue
Albrecht von Johansdorf...
