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...he castle in order to seize it and hold it as a [[fief]]. In 1355/1356 the burgraves purchased the entire estate of the castle, the ''[[Amtmann|Amt]]'' and the ...

...ed II]], and his uncle, [[Conrad I of Raabs|Conrad I]] were de facto joint Burgraves of Nuremberg from 1105, however, they used the title of [[Castellan]]. Gott [[Category:Burgraves of Nuremberg]] ...

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...cial of "[[Castellan]]". Thus, they became the first {{lang|la|de facto}} Burgraves of Nurembert. Gottfried's son [[Gottfried III of Raabs|Gottfried III]] was [[Category:Burgraves of Nuremberg]] ...

...on Graben|House of Graben]]. This family maintained the title of Sommeregg burgraves, even when the last Celje count [[Ulrich II, Count of Celje|Ulrich II]] was === Lords and Burgraves of Sommeregg === ...

| image_coat = Arms of the house of Hohenzollern, as Burgraves of Nuremberg.svg ...pg|thumb|[[Coat of arms]] of the [[House of Hohenzollern|Hohenzollern]] as burgraves, in a [[stained glass]] window at [[Hohenzollern Castle]]]] ...

...onsible for the protection of the castle, making them {{lang|la|de facto}} burgraves. However, their official job title was [[Castellan]]; the title {{lang|la| [[Category:Burgraves of Nuremberg]] ...

=== Burgraves === ...counts of Wartburg, who appear at the same time in the 13th century as the burgraves of Brandenburg at the neighbouring [[Brandenburg Castle]], a sideline of th ...

...he margrave enfeoffed the castle in 1329 together with its dominion to the burgraves of Meissen. ...siege. The Margrave of Meissen then disputed the succession rights of the burgraves. The dispute had started when the Meinheringer line died out in 1426 and wa ...

...younger line, and the extinct Vogt lines of Weida, Gera and Plauen and the Burgraves of Meissen from the House of Plauen'', Schleiz 1903 * John Richter: ''On the genealogy and history of the Burgraves of Meissen and counts of Hartenstein from the older line of the House of Pl ...

...It was the hereditary burial-place of the [[Hohenzollern]] family and ten burgraves of Nuremberg, five [[Margrave of Brandenburg|margraves]] and three [[Electo ...

...xony|Rabenau]] in the west to [[Bad Gottleuba|Gottleuba]] in the east. The burgraves of Dohna were defeated in 1402 in the [[Dohna Feud]], and the town was give ...

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...'' ({{lang-de|Dohnaische Fehde}}) was a 14th-century dispute between the [[burgraves of Dohna]], who resided in the Eastern Ore Mountains of Central Europe, on ...e Saxon-Bohemian border area. He had already forced the [[House of Leisnig|burgraves of Leisnig]] to sell their estates to him in 1365 and the [[House of Coldit ...

...It was the hereditary burial-place of the [[Hohenzollern]] family and ten burgraves of Nuremberg, five [[Margrave of Brandenburg|margraves]] and three [[electo ...

...[[Burcht van Leiden]], but this was not a habitable castle. Therefore, the burgraves generally resided somewhere else. In 1300 the Burgrave office became connec ...geography. In time, the Burcht van Leiden was absorbed into the city. The burgraves then insisted on their authority over that part of the city, which used to ...

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...dignity was considerably advanced.<ref name="TCUDASL" /> Before his time, burgraves were ranked only as counts (''[[Graf]]''), below the princes (''[[Fürst]]' Like other officials of the [[Feudalism|feudal state]], some burgraves became hereditary rulers. There were four [[Inheritance|hereditary]] burgra ...

[[Category:Burgraves of Nuremberg]] ...