Gudensberg (German pronunciation: [ˈguːdn̩sˌbɛʁk] ) is a small town in northern Hesse, Germany. Since the municipal reform in 1974, the nearby villages...
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Hedwig of Gudensberg, also known as Hedwig of Hesse (1098–1148) was German regent: she served as regent of Thuringia during the minority of her son Louis...
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Adelheid von Stade 5. Judith of Thuringia 22. Giso IV, Count of Gudensberg 11. Hedwig of Gudensberg 23. Kunigunde von Bilstein 1. Agnes of Bohemia 24. Béla II...
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may be derived from that spring. The village of Maden, Gudensberg [de], now a part of Gudensberg near Fritzlar and less than ten miles from Geismar, was...
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may be derived from that spring. The village of Maden, Gudensberg [de], now a part of Gudensberg near Fritzlar and less than ten miles from Geismar, was...
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(Baden-Württemberg) Grünstadt (Rhineland-Palatinate) Guben (Brandenburg) Gudensberg (Hesse) Güglingen (Baden-Württemberg) Gummersbach (North Rhine-Westphalia)...
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(blue), about 1400 Status State of the Holy Roman Empire Capital Marburg, Gudensberg, Kassel (from 1277) Religion Catholicism, Reformed Government Feudal monarchy...
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Count of Gudensberg (c. 1070 – 12 March 1122) was a German nobleman. He was a Count in the Upper Lahngau and from 1121, he was Count of Gudensberg in Lower...
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there have been repeated protests against the Plukon slaughterhouse in Gudensberg, Germany. In February 2014, several hundred people demonstrated against...
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customary to start counting from one. Thanks to his marriage with Hedwig of Gudensberg he obtained the rule over an extensive heritage, after the death of his...
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Setzepfandt, Christian: Geheimnisvolles Frankfurt am Main. Wartberg, Gudensberg-Gleichen 2003, ISBN 3-8313-1347-4. Mosebach, Martin: Mein Frankfurt. Mit...
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struck the Chatti. He sacked their capital Mattium (modern Maden near Gudensberg), pillaged their countryside, then returned to the Rhine. Sometime this...
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Reyershausen 560 5601 Schauenburg 5602 Hessisch Lichtenau and Eschenstruth 5603 Gudensberg 5604 Großalmerode 5605 Kaufungen 5606 Zierenberg 5607 Fuldatal 5608 Söhrewald...
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1131 became the first landgrave of Thuringia, and his wife, Hedwig of Gudensberg. When Louis I died in 1140, King Conrad III of Germany enfeoffed the 12-year-old...
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2022-07-01. Heinrich Keim: Nordhessische Ahle Worscht. Eine Wurst mit Kultstatus. Wartberg Verlag, Gudensberg-Gleichen 2005, ISBN 3-8313-1595-7 v t e...
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Louis' minor son Herman II, and Conrad took on the title of Count of Gudensberg in Hesse, assisting his brother in ruling the area. On Elisabeth's death...
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Stefan Bukovsek (photos): Die Königstraße. Wo Stuttgarts Herz schlägt. Gudensberg-Gleichen 2006, p. 43–45 Uwe Bogen (text); Thomas Wagner (photos): Stuttgart...
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married in Vienna 1375 Duke Albert III of Austria. Margaret (died 1406, Gudensberg), married in Kulmbach 1383 Landgrave Hermann II of Hesse. Anna (c. 1364–after...
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Adelheid von Stade 5. Judith of Thuringia 22. Giso IV, Count of Gudensberg 11. Hedwig of Gudensberg 23. Kunigunde von Bilstein 1. Anna of Bohemia 24. Béla II...
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Goldbach is a river of Hesse, Germany. It is a tributary of the Ems near Gudensberg. List of rivers of Hesse v t e...
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after 1174), daughter of Louis I, Landgrave of Thuringia and Hedwig of Gudensberg, married Vladislaus II of Bohemia Judith (name) This disambiguation page...
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of the landgraves, who bore the title of Count of Gudensberg and of Hesse and in resided in Gudensberg and Marburg; they included Henry Raspe I, Henry Raspe...
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The Scharfenstein, an outcrop of an extinct volcano near Gudensberg...
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Zwesten-Schiffelborn Burg Niederurff, Bad Zwesten-Niederurff Obernburg, Gudensberg Jagdschloss Oberurff, Bad Zwesten-Oberurff Burg Schönstein, Gilserberg...
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(Snow White village of Bergfreiheit) Waldeck and the Edersee resort area Gudensberg Niedenstein Wolfhagen Schauenburg (Schauenburger Märchenwache: a museum...
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landgraves. Louis I had married the Rhenish Franconian countess Hedwig of Gudensberg and became the heir of extended estates in Thuringia and Hesse. A close...
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Retrieved 2021-02-03. Weichelt, Rainer (2004), Geschichte der Stadt Gladbeck, Gudensberg-Gleichen :Wartberg Verlag Wikimedia Commons has media related to Gladbeck...
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Fügen, Randolf: Highlights in Mittelhessen. 1. Auflage. Wartenberg Verlag Gudensberg-Gleichen 2003 ISBN 3-8313-1044-0 Maibach, Heinz: Limburg an der Lahn in...
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daughter of Landgrave Louis I of Thuringia (d. 1140) and his wife Hedwig of Gudensberg. Her sister was Bertha of Lorraine. She was raised at the Thuringian court...
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permission to return. From October 1945 he went to live in the town of Gudensberg, in the district Fritzlar-Homberg, in the American zone, where his niece...
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