bishopric of Metz and placed it in the hands of the ministerialis Werner von Bolanden. Philip made his peace with Frederick at the Diet of Metz in March...

listed in the book of Werner von Bolanden as a fief, together with the custom point in Bornhofen. The noble family of Bolanden stayed as lords of Sterrenberg...

The Grafen von Falkenstein was a dynasty of German nobility descending from the Ministeriales of Bolanden, who held land and a castle at Falkenstein in...

year when Werner II died. Is the “Werner von Bolanden” mentioned in the records between 1193 and 1198 Werner II or his grandson Werner III (Werner II's son...

was common in the Late Roman period. The assertion that, in 1128, Werner of Bolanden and his wife Guda of Hohenfels were named, and that Guda was the last...

Wellengesheim. Under its current name it appeared about 1194, when Werner von Bolanden was enfeoffed with the church treasure at Welgesheim by Count Lon...

independently from the abbey's holdings, Imperial ministerialis Werner von Bolanden was enfeoffed by the Empire with the jurisdiction, the right to appoint...

of Diez [de] (1238 – 3 December 1288). Philip III was a member of the Bolanden [de]-Falkenstein family, which were originally based at Falkenstein Castle [de]...

to the Verbandsgemeinde of Wonnegau, whose seat is in Osthofen. Werner II of Bolanden was enfeoffed about 1190 with the village of Dittelsheim by the...

Zwingers. Occasionally the narrow outworks of the Habsburg (Aargau) or of Alt-Bolanden (Rhineland-Palatinate), which date to the late 10th and early 11th centuries...