Examples of using Salian in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
In the late 10th century,the Weißenburg holding became Salian property, and then a Staufer holding.
Luidwin was before he became bishop of Trier,active in secular offices and is one of the ancestors of the later Salian dynasty.
The original image of Mary that was presented in Salian times was an enthroned gilded Madonna.
Under the Salian, Henry III, Nuremberg, first recorded in 1050, was expanded into a new centre of power for the royal authority.
He was the son ofDuke Frederick I of Swabia and Agnes, a daughter of the Salian Emperor Henry IV.
Location==The palace is one of the five most important Ottonian and Salian palaces in modern Lower Saxony The other four are Goslar, Dahlum, Grona, Pöhlde.
There were three different wall remains uncovered,their outer shells were made of a typical quad-engine Salian masonry.
Friedrich Barbarossa and his successors added large extensions to the Salian royal castle which had been in existence since around the mid 11th century.
It was built using stones from the old Königsstuhl between Nierstein and Lörzweiler, where in 1024 the conclave ofprinces elected Conrad II as the first Salian to sit on the German throne.
Imperial Palace, Goslar The discovery of veins of silver led the Saxon and Salian emperors to build their largest and most secure castle in Goslar on the edge of the Harz mountains.
During the later Salian period ever more people associated themselves with the bishopric of Freising, which presumably offered them greater security and possibilities for social advancement.
Already documented earlier, were villages later merged into Bayreuth:Seulbitz(in 1035 as the royal Salian estate of Silewize in a document by Emperor Conrad II) and St. Johannis possibly 1149 as"Altentrebgast.
Examples are the Salian exhibition of 2011(Trifels was the centre of the Salian Empire), the wine museum with its cultural history of wine and the family-friendly, hands-on exhibition of Drachenfels Castle, in which life on a medieval rock fortress in Wasgau can be relived.
Even kings(see Richard the Lionheart- compulsory allegiance) and atleast in the early Middle Ages, the clergy(see Ottonian-Salian imperial church system) could be vassals of a king or another king.
After many changes in ownership between the Ottonian and Salian noble families, it was in the end the Counts of Sayn, Diez and Wied who managed to take hold of extensive landholdings.
At the behest of his widow Queen Matilda later canonised as Saint Matilda the church was used as a convent,which was closely connected with the Ottonian and Salian ruling family and used the liturgical commemoration of the royal tombs.
Typical of this stage of construction is the thorough so-called Salian layered masonry In another stage, which was started in the second quarter of the 12th century, the facility was extended and a new large outer castle was erected.
The"Stadtbach" was first mentioned in 1016, when Bishop Burchard gifted three mills near St. Paulus Immediately on the Eisbach, on the Rhine side of the Roman city wall,lay the castle of the Salian dukes of Worms, which was demolished in 1002 in order to built St. Paul's on the same spot.
The Salian rulers took a great interest in Worms for economic-financial and political-strategic reasons, and the absence of effective rule by a bishop for a period of about 50 years during the so-called investiture dispute between the Pope and the Emperor led to very close ties between these Salian rulers and"their" Jews in Worms.
Both here and in the Church of Our Lady, which is connected to the cathedral by a cloister, Salian, Romanesque, Gothic and baroque elements fuse together to form an extraordinarily expressive ensemble of churches.