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The decade from 1819 to 1829 in Meran was heavily shaped by extreme natural events such as floods and landslides, alongside agricultural innovations like rice cultivation. At the same time, local events reflected a continuous assessment of the economy, society, and both ecclesiastical and state representation. Reports on the grape harvest, markets, arson incidents, and administrative measures document the daily life and challenges of the region during this era.

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Reichenbach Castle

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25 February 1822·Der Bote für Tirol·1819–1829·5 tags

The history of the Knillenberg family of Reichenbach and Knillenberg

Second and final part of the chronicle on the noble Knillenberg family of Reichenbach and Knillenberg near Merano. The article details the generations from the 17th century until the extinction of the male line in 1812, as well as the restoration of the Neuwahl irrigation canal.

  • Nobility
  • Knillenberg family
  • Obermais
  • Reichenbach Castle
  • Waale
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