dachsbach造句

• Several wars have left their marks in Dachsbach.
• The end of the " bailiff-time " in Dachsbach was 1797.
• It was broken down and since then only buses connect Dachsbach with the surrounding area.
• At this time the bailiff Herrgott ( i . e . God ) resided in Dachsbach.
• In the Thirty Years'War ( August 10, 1634 ) troops from Forchheim destroyed Dachsbach nearly complete.
• Since then Dachsbach passed a contemplative existence and can document its partly outstanding regional importance only with its cultural monuments.
• Albert Achilles specified in his will that Anna was entitled to income and residency in Neustadt an der Aisch, Erlangen, Dachsbach, Baiersdorf and Liebenow.
• To him the proverb " living like God in Dachsbach " and the naming " God's heads " for the citizens of Dachsbach are traced back.
• To him the proverb " living like God in Dachsbach " and the naming " God's heads " for the citizens of Dachsbach are traced back.
• In the First Margrave War ( 1449 1450 ) and the Second Margrave War ( 1552 1555 ) troops from Nuremberg, in the Peasants'War the rebellious peasants occupied and raided Dachsbach.
• In 1553 there existed 53 properties which belonged to the manorialism Brunn, the Margraves'bailifs offices of Dachsbach and Neustadt an der Aisch and to the reeves offices of Birkenfeld and M黱chsteinach.
• "' Martin Truchse?von Wetzhausen zu Dachsbach "'( c . 1435 & ndash; 3 January 1489 ) was the 34th Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights, serving from 1477-1489.
• "' Dachsbach "'is a so-called " Marktgemeinde " ( i . e . a little town having the right to have a market within its borders ), a administrative region of Middle Franconia in northern Bavaria in Germany.
• At the beginning of the Thirty Years'War the mint of the margrave in Dachsbach manufactured " Bad Thaler " ( worth 120 Kreutzer ), which had the size of full-fledged Thaler, but were made of low-grade silver with a high copper fraction.