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Charter: Freising, Bistum und Hochstift (763-1364) 1270 VII 13
Signature: 1270 VII 13
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13. Juli 1270, Brünn
König Otakar von Böhmen, Herzog von Österreich, befiehlt dem österreichischen Landschreiber Sidelin, den Bischof Konrad von Freising in den Besitz der ihm gerichtlich zugesprochenen Burg Randeck zu setzen.
Source Regest: ZAHN, Codex Diplomaticus (=FRA II/31, Wien 1870) S. 313, Nr. 288
 
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Cod. 191, f. 59

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    Otakarus dei gracia rex Bohemie, dux Austrie, Styrie et Karinthie, marchio Morauie, dominus Carniole et Marchie Sidelino scribe per Austriam graciam suam et omne bonum. Cvm dilectus amicus noster dominus Ch. venerabilis episcopus Frisingensis castrum in Randekke cum possessionibus attinentibus1 eidem obtinuerit per sentenciam coram abbate Medlicensi sibi super hoc negocio auditore specialiter deputato, volumus et mandamus tibi firmiter et districte, quatenus prefatum episcopum vel procuratorem ipsius in ipsius castri et possessionum earundem auctoritate nostra inducas in corporalem possessionem ipsumque inductum contra omnes rebelles et contradictores tuearis et defendas. Datum Prvnne, III. idus Julii.
    Source Fulltext: ZAHN, Codex Diplomaticus (=FRA II/31, Wien 1870) S. 313-314
    Diplomatic Analysis

    Original dating clause: III. idus Julii

    Editions: 
    • Meichelbeck II./2, 102, Nr. 170.


    Language: Latein

    Notes: 
    1 Cod. attinenciis
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