Comburg

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"It was founded in the late 1070s by the Counts of Comburg-Rothenburg on the site of their castle. They retained the office of Vogt, which continued until their extinction in the Staufer dynasty. The first monks were from Brauweiler Abbey, but in the 1080s an abbot from Hirsau Abbey was appointed, and this brought Comburg into the movement of the Hirsau Reforms.

The monks of Comburg were exclusively of noble birth, and accordingly resisted the Benedictine reforms (the Melk Reforms) of the 15th century, under the pressure of which the monastery became a collegiate foundation (German: Kollegiatstift) in 1488, rather than admit non-nobles to the community." - (en.wikipedia.org 28.09.2019)
Latitude
49.100276947021
Longitude
9.7497215270996
Time zone
Europe/Berlin
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  • Bauskulptur: Chorschrankenreliefs

    Bauskulptur: Chorschrankenreliefs

    Unter dem Ostchor der ab 1078...

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    Image: Landesmuseum Württemberg, Stuttgart - CC BY-SA

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