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Langenburg.] GERMANY. 485
13. Ernfpachy a borough, fituated in the Kochcrthal, and containing an
amt-office, a paper-mill, and fome iron, copper and brafs-founderies.
14. Forcb/cfiberg, a fmall town, fituated near the river Kocher, on the
afcent of a hill, and being the feat of an amt-ofHce.
15. Weifzbach, a village, (ezied on the Kocher, and containing a falt-wprk.
1 6. Niedernhall, a fmall town, lying on the Kocher, and in which the
Eledlor of Mefitz is pofleffed of a fliare. See Vol. iv. p. 529.
17. Kunzeljau, a market-town, fituated among high mountains on the
x'wtv Kocher, and carrying on a great trade. This town is cohereditary, and
its
prefent coheirs are Hohen/ohe-Oehrifjge^j, the Eleftor of Mentz, the bifhop
of JVurzburg and the foundation of Comburg. The citadel here was formerly
called the fortrefs of Bartenau. In this town is alfo anamt-otfice belonging
to Hohenlohe-OehringeH.
18. D'urrenzimmcrn, a parochial-village,
19. Hohbacb, alfo a parochial-village, leated on the river y^gß.
20. H llenbach, a borough, and tlis feat of an amt-office, which appears
in records fo early
as the nin:h century.
21. Hrbßhaufen, a village, where, in the year 1645, ^^^ iv-fWÄ general
Turenne was defeated by the Ba'\:arians.
22. Adolßaiifen, a parochial-village.
23. Vorbachz'immern, alfo a parochial-village. The parifh-church here is
alternately
filled up by the Hohenlohe houfes of Oehringen and Bartenßeui.
24. Elperßieim, a parochial-village.
25. Weikerß:eim, a fmall town, having a citadel, and lying on the river
*Taub€r. This town is the feat of an amt-office and a fuperintendtncy.
Hard by it ftands the citadel of Karhberg, which takes its name from
Count Charles Leivis,
26. Scheßerßeim, a parochial-village, feated on the river Tauber, and
formerly containing a
cloyfter.
27. Naffau, a parochial-villag^.
28. Louifgarde, a hunting-feat, and the fpot on which formerly flood
the cloyfler of Lochgarten, which was filled with Monks of the order of
St. Augißiiie.
29. At ikfwz/f^r this line is pofTefTed of the right of patronage, according
to an agreement made in 1556 with 'Zeifolph of RoJe?iberg,
2. The JLanoreJiburo; line.
Which contributes to the matricular-evaluation of the Empire and Circle
paid by the principal line of Hobenlohe-Neuenßein, the fum of twelve florins,
thirteen kruitzers and one third, and is pofil-fTed
I. Of Langenburg, a town, with a flrong refidentiary-palace in it, and
feated on a high mountain, in the valley beneath which runs the river
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