Charter: Kloster Frauenchiemsee, Urkunden 273
Seal description: 273
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8. Juni 1414, Landshut
Herzog Heinrich in Bayern weist seine Amtleute an, das Kloster Frauenchiemsee bei allen Rechten zu schirmen, welche in der "Handschaft" König Ottos von Ungarn enthalten sind. Sigillant: S: A
Material: Perg.
- notes extra sigillum:
- Zu Landshuet an Freitag nach Goczlichnams Tage 1414.
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- Landshut
geographical name
- Bayern: Heinrich XVI. Herzog von
- Frauenchiemsee (Gde. Chiemsee, Lkr. Rosenheim), Kloster: privilegien
- Ungarn: Otto (Bela V.) König von
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- Bayern: Heinrich XVI. Herzog von
- Ungarn: Otto (Bela V.) König von
München, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, Kloster Frauenchiemsee, Urkunden 273, in: Monasterium.net, URL </mom/DE-BayHStA/KUFrauenchiemsee/273/charter>, accessed at 2024-09-21+02:00
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