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vor 1050
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Moving kings used to live in kings courts round norenberc
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1050
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Sigena document - First mentioning of Nuremberg.
Soon after a settlement was founded
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1062
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The settlement was granted market rights the prerogative of coinage and
the right to levy tolls by Henry II
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1072
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The cleric and hermit Sebaldus is mentioned from 1072 in documents.
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ca. 1100
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Building of the "Burggrafenburg" (Castle of the Castle Counts)
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ca. 1139
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Start of the building of the "Kaiserburg" (Emperor's Castle) through
Konrad III and Friedrich I (two-storey castle chapel)
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1219
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Der "große Freiheitsbrief" from Friedrich II gave the people the privileges as
citizens of a free imperial city. Urban self-administration was extended step by step.
The city was allowed to administer theire taxes by the city government and got
economical privileges that were to increase in 1332
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1256
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First mentioning of the City Council of Nuremberg.
Nuremberg participated in the "Rheinischen Städtebund"
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1278
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Revindikation through Rudolf II.
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im 13. Jh.
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Building of the "Nassauer Haus"
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um 1320
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Forming of the patrician council declaration.
The last but one city wall was shut
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1339
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The opening of the "Heilig Geist Spital" (Holy Ghost Spital). It was donated by
Konrad Groß, that time the richest citicen of Nuremberg
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