Counts of Winterthur (redirect from Werner I of Winterthur)
Werner I (c. 990–1040) (de) was appointed landgrave in Hessengau (Maden) by Conrad II in 1027 before succeeding his father as count in 1030. Werner was...
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contemporary documents, Giso IV is often mentioned together with Count Werner IV of Maden and Gudensberg. Both were confidants of Emperor Henry IV. Even after...
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Counts of Werner. This family had died out in 1121 and Hedwig's parents had inherited their possessions. These include the County of Maden-Gudensberg...
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Peregrine falcon (redirect from Falco peregrinus madens)
is entirely black. The feet are proportionally large. Falco peregrinus madens, described by Ripley and Watson in 1963, is unusual in having some sexual...
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of the Chamb in order to enclose the enemy. This vanguard, led by Werner I of Maden, count of Winterthur, the bearer of the imperial banner, was caught...
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Giso I of the House of the Gisos, Count in the Oberlahngau ca. 1008 Werner III of Maden, mentioned as Count in the Lahngau between 1062 and 1065; under his...
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Kravitz, 82, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates), cancer. Sait Maden, 82, Turkish translator, poet, painter and graphic designer, pneumonia after...
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multiple-niche prayer rugs, or "saph". Niğde (Niğde, Taşpınar, Fertek, Maden, Yahyalı, Yeşilhisar, Karapinar, Karaman) Niğde is the market place for...
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