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Charter: Heiligenkreuz, Urkunden (~1133-1775) 1287 XII 13
Signature: 1287 XII 13
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1287 Dezember 13, Bruck an der Leitha
Otto von Haslau vermacht der Abbtei heiligen Kreuz einen Mansen zu Regelsbrunn.
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WEIS, Heiligenkreuz (=FRA II/11, 1856) S. 255, Nr. 282
 
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Stiftsarchiv Heiligenkreuz (http://www.stift-heiligenkreuz.at)

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    Nos Otto de Haselowe tenore presentium constare uolumus uniuersis, quod bona nostra uniuersa et singula, que iure proprietario in Vischamunde et in Reglprunne sita possedimus et possidemus, dilecte consorti thori nostri Elisabeth post mortem nostram possidenda diebus uite sue legauimus et legamus, excepto solummodo manso vno in Reglprunne sito soluente annuatim vnum modium tritici et V. solidos denariorum, quem pro anime nostre remedio usque ad supplementum trium talentorum singulis annis pro satisfactione lesorum a nobis in perpetuum legauimus et legamus, harum testimonio litterarum. Datum in Pruka anno domini M.°CC.°LXXXVII.° in die beate Lucie virginis.
    Source Fulltext: WEIS, Heiligenkreuz (=FRA II/11, 1856) S. 255
    Diplomatic Analysis

    Original dating clause: in die beate Lucie virginis



    Language: Latein
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    Places
    • Bruck a. d. Leitha (GB BL)
    • Fischamend (GB SW)
    • Haslau (GB BL)
    • Regelsbrunn (GB BL)
    Persons
    • Elisabeth (von Haslau), Ehefrau Ottos von Haslau
    • Otto von Haslau (Aussteller)
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