-
charter for
Winterburg and
Koppenstein.
Unlike his
brother Simon, John
pursued active castle policy. He
reestablished Koppenstein Castle,
built in Winterburg...
- do****entary
mention in a do****ent from
Count Simon II of Sponheim. The
Koppenstein Castle ruin,
found within the muni****lity's limits, held town rights...
-
residential seat – was the
palace built by the von
Koppensteins. Held in fief by the von
Koppensteins from N****au-Saarbrücken was a half
share of the tithe...
-
rural chapter. Its
history is also
tightly bound with the
former Castle Koppenstein. This
castle was
under the
ownership of the
formerly powerful Sponheim...
- was
Sebastian Bickler,
executioner and
master tanner of
Kirchberg and
Koppenstein, who was
engaged in the tanner's
trade at the mill at Wallenbrück, which...
- (Nahe):
Historic copper mine (open to visitors) Gemünden: Gemünden Castle,
Koppenstein Castle Hattgenstein:
observation tower Hermeskeil:
steam engine museum...
-
Baldwin as a fief. Later,
feudal rights were held by the
Junkers of
Koppenstein, to whom the Lötscherhof (estate),
formerly held by the
Counts of Sponheim...
-
Koppensteiner Höhe (554.9 m), north-northwest of Henau; with the
ruins of
Koppenstein Castle The name
Soonwald occurs for the
first time in an 868 A.D. do****ent...
- will
written by
Count Johann V of Sponheim-Starkenburg. The
Lordship of
Koppenstein held an
estate in the village. The
feudal lords were the Wildbergs. Southeast...
-
shape it was a
special form of motte-and-bailey. In 1567,
Johann von
Koppenstein sold
Meinhard von Schöneberg the remnants. In 1302, Horn was pledged...
