neckarsteinach造句

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1. With mediatization in 1803, Neckarsteinach became part of Hesse.
2. It is a harp, which is used today by the city of Neckarsteinach.
3. In 1699, ownership of Neckarsteinach passed by matrilineal inheritance to Caspar Hugo von Metternich zu M黮lenark.
4. "' Darsberg "'is a small village next to and part of Neckarsteinach.
5. Since Hans III Landschad von Steinach became Lutheran in 1522, the Reformation was already fully in place in Neckarsteinach quite early on.
6. It's difficult to find neckarsteinach in a sentence. 用neckarsteinach造句挺难的
7. "' J黵gen Warnatz "'( 31 May 1944 in Chemnitz & ndash; 22 December 2007 in Neckarsteinach ) was a German physicist.
8. "' Bligger von Steinach "'was the name of a series of feudal lords of Steinach, today Neckarsteinach in Hessen, Germany.
9. After 1685, many Huguenots  known locally as " Welsche "  who had been driven out of France for their beliefs, came to settle in Neckarsteinach.
10. In 1381 the first town hall was built, and in the early 15th century, Neckarsteinach received a town charter, which in the years that followed was changed and expanded.
11. Although the most obvious option for the route between Neckargem黱d and Neckarelz would have been to build the line along the Neckar, this would have meant running through Neckarsteinach and was selected.
12. The landscape near Neckarsteinach is in particular characterized by the cone of the Bergfeste Dilsberg lying across the Neckar ( in Neckargem黱d, Baden-W黵ttemberg ), around which the Neckar flows in a broad bend.
13. His heirs later pledged the ownership of Neckarsteinach in 1738 to the baronial von Hundheim heirs, who were likewise set up as local lords once it became clear that the Metternichs could no longer redeem their pledge.
14. In the early 18th century, Neckarsteinach was quarters and a field hospital site in the War of the Spanish Succession ( 1701 1714 ), the War of the Polish Succession ( 1733 1738 ) and the War of the Austrian Succession ( 1740 48 ) for troops engaged in these wars.
15. In 1377, Neckarsteinach was mentioned as a town for the first time, and at the same time it became an  open house of Count Palatine Ruprecht, who could then use it in case of a feud against anyone other than the Bishop of Worms as though he were the town s fiefholder.