- The
Brokmerland is a
landscape and an
historic territory,
located in
western East Frisia,
which covers the area in and
around the present-day communities...
- The
Brokmerbrief or Law of
Brokmerland is the
early 13th-century law code of the brocmanni, the
inhabitants of
Brokmerland, west of
Aurich in East Frisia...
- Friesland, Westergo, Oostergo, Hunsingo, Fivelingo, Reiderland, Emsingo,
Brokmerland,
Harlingerland and Rüstringen (Jeverland and Butjadingen).[citation needed]...
- 1345–1389),
chieftain of the
Brokmerland and the
Auricherland Ocko II tom Brok (1407–1435),
chieftain of the
Brokmerland and the
Auricherland Brok Harris...
-
consules et
advocati terrae Nordensis. Originally, the family's
property in
Brokmerland was
probably not very large.
Descendants had
already ruled the parishes...
- Ocko II tom Brok (1407–1435) was
Chieftain of the
Brokmerland and the
Auricherland in East
Frisia (initially
under the
guardianship of his grandmother...
-
Aurich in
north Germany. The
Auricherland bordered in the west on the
Brokmerland, in the
north on the
Norderland and the Harlingerland, in the east on...
-
achieved a
predominant state. One of
these was the Tom
Broks from the
Brokmerland (nowadays: Brookmerland) who
ruled a
large part of
Eastern Friesland...
-
Frisian noble. She
served as
regent for the
Frisian territories Oldeborg,
Brokmerland,
Auricherland and
Emsigerland in East
Frisia in 1400
during the absence...
-
Kankenas regaining possession of
their estate. The
subsequent ruler of the
Brokmerland,
Focko Ukena,
cleverly took
advantage of the
weakness of the Kankenas...
