useridguestuseridguestuseridguestERRORuseridguestuseridguestuseridguestuseridguestuseridguest
Charter: Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch, 1863 (Google data) 208
Signature: 208

The transcription and metadata of this charter are scanned by a OCR tool and thus may have low quality.

Zoom image:
Add bookmark
Edit charter (old editor)
Abstract
  Altert, Graf von Transalbingien, tritt dem Michaelisldoster zu Lünebwrg zu seinem und seiner Verwandten Seelenheil alle etwanigen Gerecktsame an Etit- bergen (im Amte Artlenburg}, sowie in ändern Gütern des Klosters ab.
Source Regest: 
Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch - Band I -, Nr. 208, S. 270
 
Text witnesses

ed.

Current repository: 
Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch - Band I -, Nr. 208, S. 270

    Graphics: 

    ed.

    Current repository: 
    Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch - Band I -, Nr. 208, S. 270

      x
      Art historical description
      Full text

      Vniuersis Christi fidelibus, ad quos presentes deuenerint, Albertus comes Transalbinus — — —. Testes hü sunt: comites Hermannus, Guncelinus, Her- mannus de Stortebutle, Gerhardus sacerdos, capellanus, Heinricus Scakko, Ekke- liiinlus. Marquardus de Barmestede, Neuelunghus Alhns. Geuehardus de Luneburg, Euerhardus de Seueneken, et alii quam plures. Facta prope Nouam Erteneburc super litus Albie, anno dominice incarnationis M°. CC. XI°, indictione XIII., sexto idus Mali.

      Nach dem Copialbuch Nr. 3, S. 40, des St. Michaelis-Klosters im königl. Archive zu Hannover gedruckt in den Orig. Guelf. IV, p. 102, und in Hodenberg's Lüneb. ÜB. VE, l, S. 28. — Wir nehmen diese Urkunde hier auf, weil Albrecht auch zugleich Graf von Ratzeburg war.

      Diplomatic Analysis
      Index
       
      x
      How to cite
      There are no annotations available for this image!
      The annotation you selected is not linked to a markup element!
      Related to:
      Content:
      Additional Description:
      A click on the button »Show annotation« displays all annotations on the selected charter image. Afterwards you are able to click on single annotations to display their metadata. A click on »Open Image Editor« opens the paleographical editor of the Image Tool.