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Vianden Castle
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influences were funded by Frederick III. These additions show how the counts of Vianden sought to rival the House of Luxembourg. The last great change took
Prümerburg
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like Clerf, went to the lords of Brandenburg (a side line of the counts of Vianden ). Subsequently there is evidence that the von Vinstingen and von Haracourt
Niederburg, Kobern
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heiress, Cecilia, to Frederick II of Neuerburg (a side line of the counts of Vianden ). In 1309 the male line of this family also died out. Thereafter the
Weiswampach
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the 8th and 9th centuries, influenced by the increasingly strong Counts of Vianden and related families in the 11th century when it was ravaged by epidemics
Nassau-Corroy
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marriage between Otto II of Nassau-Siegen and Adelaide of Vianden. The counts of Vianden built the castle of Corroy in the 13th century. Thus, the ancestors
Schönecken Castle
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to Prüm Abbey. The guardians (Schutzvögte) of the abbey were the counts of Vianden . c. 1230 – Probably construction of Clara Costa castle. 1247 – Albertus
Architecture of Luxembourg
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new decagonal chapel. So as to impress the House of Luxembourg, the counts of Vianden constructed a new two-storey palace measuring 10 by 13 metres at the