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Virneburg is a muni****lity in the
district of Mayen-Koblenz in Rhineland-Palatinate,
western Germany.
Virneburg Castle is
located in the village. Virneburg...
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Count Heinrich II of
Virneburg (German: Graf
Heinrich II. von
Virneburg; 1244 or 1246 – 5
January 1332) was
Archbishop of
Cologne from 1304 to his death...
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Virneburg Castle (German:
Burgruine Virneburg) is a
ruined hill
castle on a
slate hill, 430 m above sea
level (NHN),
around which the
Nitzbach stream...
- Löwenstein-Wertheim, co-heir with his brothers,
married the
heiress of
Virneburg Friedrich Ludwig,
Count 1618–1657 (1598-1657)
Ludwig Ernst,
Count 1657–1681...
- Jan van
Virneburg (died 23 June 1371)
served as
Bishop of
Utrecht from 1364
until his
death in 1371. He had
previously served as
Prince and
Bishop of...
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County of
Virneburg was a
territory of the Holy
Roman Empire in the
region of the
Eifel in present-day Rhineland-Palatinate. The
Counts of
Virneburg first...
- von
Virneburg (c. 1295 –
December 21, 1353) was
Archbishop and
Elector of
Mainz (1328/37–1346/53).
Henry was a son of
Count Ruprecht II of
Virneburg and...
- to gain an
ecclesiastical and
political edge,
appointed Heinrich von
Virneburg as
Archbishop of
Mainz to ****ist in the
struggle against the Emperor....
- Löwenburg was
first recorded in 1229. Its
builder was
Count Hermann III of
Virneburg, who
ironically built it on the
territory of his brother, Philip, following...
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before 1222), she
married before 27
February 1204 to
Herman III,
Count of
Virneburg (died
after 1254). Elizabeth's
husband is
mentioned as
count of N****au...
