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Talmberk (German:
Talmberg or Talenberg) is a
small village and muni****l part of Samopše in the Kutná Hora
District of the
Czech Republic. The village...
- Diviš of
Talmberk (died 1415) was a
Bohemian noble and lord of
Talmberk. In 1390, Diviš
gained control of
Talmberk Castle [cs]. The
castle was soon after...
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Havel besieged Talmberk Castle,
conquering it and
capturing the lord Diviš of
Talmberk.
Havel then
began styling himself as
Medek of
Talmberk. Diviš was imprisoned...
- The
Talmberk family (German:
Talmberg or Talenberg) was a
Bohemian noble house. The
family ruled the town of
Talmberk and
Talmberk Castle [cs],
along with...
- Vilém of
Talmberk and Miličín was a
Moravian nobleman, an ****ociate of the
regional court, and
first do****ented
member of the
Talmberk family. Vilém was...
- Mrchojedy, Přibyslavice, Samopše, Sázava Monastery, Stříbrná Skalice,
Talmberk, Úžice, and Vraník.
Before the
events of the game, the
Kingdom of Bohemia...
-
reconstruction on the
castle between 1531 and 1579. In 1656,
William Francis of
Talmberk initiated reconstruction of the
entire castle and his son František Maxmilián...
- town was
razed by
Sigismund of Luxembourg.
Racek initially retreated to
Talmberk after evacuating the town. Reportedly, only an
elderly woman and a pig...
- the 2021 census): Samopše (91) Budín (50)
Mrchojedy (6) Přívlaky (45)
Talmberk (71) The name was
derived from samopše,
which was an old
Czech term for...
- (Veliš) 1179–1182 16.
Henry Bretislaus 1182–1197 17.
Daniel II (Milík of
Talmberk) 1197–1214 18. Ondřej 1214–1224 19. Pelhřim (Peregrin) of
Vartenberk 1224–1225...
