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348 G E R M A N Y. [L. Bavaria.
with the faixi palatinate, to Bavaria, which was confirmed in the pofieflion
thereof at the peace of JVeßphalid. This pfleggericbt contains in it Cham^
a town on the Regen, which in this nei;i;hbcurhood receives into it the Httle
river Champ. The Fro.ndfcam are poflcfTed of a convent here. In 1703
this place was taken by the Impcrialtfts, and in 1742 pillaged by the
Pandours.
Seventeen caftles, noblemens feats, and hofmarkte, as namely Neubaus,
Raiiiuorf, Ruining, 'Ticrlfteiii and Traubenbach.
5. The Pfleggericht of Furt, containing in it Furt a fmall town and caftle
on the Champ.
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6. The Pfleggericht of Kotzting, containing in it
Kotzting, a market-town.
Twenty caitles, noblemens feats, and hojmarkte, as namely Camerau,
Grub, Lam, Lichtenecli, Fleyhach, Kaidftein, Zenching and Z?/w Haiu.
7. The Pfleggericht of Neukirchen, which contains in it the two markettowns
of Neukirchen and Rfchlkam.
8. The pfl.tggericht of Viechtach, in which is a copper and filver mine,
exclu five of
Viechtach^ a markct-tovi/n feated on the Schivarz-Regen, and
Ruemannsfelden, a market-town ; near the latter of which alfo lies
Gottej'zell, an abbey of Cifiercian Monks.
Above ten caftles, noblemens feats, and hojmarkte, as namely Draxlried,
Kiilnberg, Podeninaii, &cc.
3. The Lower-pfleggericht, viz,
1. The pfleggericbt oi Leonsberg, which lies between the pfleggericbt of
Straubing, Landau and Dingelflngen. In it is
Lconsberg, a caftle ftanding on a high mountain which formerly gave the
title of Count.
Kolnbach, a caftle, Leibflng and Guntering.
2. The Pfleggericht of Schwarzach. The feat of this pfleggricht lies in
the caftle of Schzvarzach on the rivulet of that name, and within the pfleggericbt
of Miterflels.
3. The Pfleggericht of Linden. The feat of this pfleggericbt lies in the
caftle of Linden.
4. Tht Pfleggericht of ZwifI And JVeißenftein, containing in it
Zivifel,
a market-town feated on the river Regen, the fource of which I'es
on the borders of Bohemia in this diftrift.
Weiflenftein,
a caftle.
5. The pfleggericbt of Regen, containing
Regen, a market-town, feated on a river of the fame name.
Rinchnach, a convent, incorporated with that of Lower- Altaich.
Seven caftles, noblem^ens feats, and hofmarkte, as namely Bifchofsmais,
B^inhardfmais,
&,c.
6. The pfleggericbt of Deckendorf , containing in it 'Decken^-