Kronland
Kronland Kronland is the German name of Lanškroun, a ...
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Kronland   (translated from German)
Kronland The term Kronland designates: Areas, which were in direct possession ... Krongut each country of the Habsburgermonarchie, see Kronland (Austria) the earlier names of the city ...
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Kronland (Austria)   (translated from German)
Kronland (Austria) Kronlaender the subsections were called that ... the Habsburgermonarchie, applied Ungarn no more than Kronland. It was rather its own State of ... 7 See also: Cisleithanien , Transleithanien compares however: Kronland in the sense of Krongut
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History Galiziens   (translated from German)
... country at present its establishment as Austrian Kronland Galizien The division on urge that of ... illiterates were. History Galiziens 1772 to 1919 Kronland Galizien and Lodomerien; later territorial changes Maria ... to 18. Sept. 1773 closed; the new Kronland received the names "Kingdom of Galizien and ... to Galizien, later however as an own Kronland explains (1846). At Westgalizien bordering parts of ... enlist craftsman and farmer for the new Kronland. By any means was not here ...
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History of Galicia (Central Europe)
... illiterate. History of Galicia 1772 to 1919 Kronland Galicia and Lodomerien ; later territorial changes Maria ... the 18th Sept. 1773 closed; the new Kronland received the name " Kingdom of Galicia and ... Galicia, explained later however as its own Kronland (1846). At West Galicia bordering parts of ... enlist craftsmen and farmers for the new Kronland. By any means was not here meant ... number Austrian civil servants into the new Kronland, which was rejected of the there ...
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Johannes Marcus Marci   (translated from German)
... Marci de Cronland (* 13. June 1595 in Kronland , Boehmen , ? 10. April 1667 in Prague ) was ... Philosopher and scientist. Life That 1595 in Kronland, today Lan?kroun , in Boehmen as a ... BIRTH 13. June 1595 PLACE OF BIRTH Kronland , Boehmen DYING DATE 10. April 1667 DYING ...
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History of the Serbs of the Vojvodina   (translated from German)
... the Romanians in the east an independent Kronland, that Banat Woiwodenschaft Serbia and Temesvarer Banat ... with which the Serbs in the new Kronland became a minority. The population of the ... and 16% Hungary. But already 1860 the Kronland was dissolved. Austria Hungary 1867 it came ...
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Talk:Lanškroun
... town's homepage, this is the historical Kronland and the birthplace of Jan Marek Marci ... give "Landskron" as the Czech equivalent of "Kronland". While "Landskron"may have been occasionally used ... may also be a mistaken identification of "Kronland" with the Austrian town of "Landskron". Jorge ...
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Komitat Trentschin   (translated from German)
... bordered in the north on that oesterreichische Kronland Austrian Schlesien (and/or before 1867 occasionally ... Principality Te), in the northeast to the Kronland Galizien (and/or on 1772 ago Polen ...
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Krongut   (translated from German)
Krongut As Krongut, Krondomaene, Kronland or King property became in Mittelalter and ... be legally limited, then the sales of Kronland was not so easily permitted, of the ...
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