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520 GERMANY. [Nürnberg.<br />

Hihpoltßeiti, a citadel and market-town, feated on a mountain. This<br />

place belonged anciently to the Dukes <strong>of</strong> Bavaria, <strong>of</strong> whom in all probability<br />

the noble family <strong>of</strong> Hilpoltßcin held it in fief, and in 1353 was<br />

fold to the crown <strong>of</strong> Bohemia, but was firft mortgaged to the family <strong>of</strong><br />

Seckendorf, afterwards to that <strong>of</strong> Riefe?iberg, and at lafl, namely in 1503,<br />

to the town <strong>of</strong> Nürnberg.<br />

Wildenfcls, a decayed citadel, which is alfo a Bohemian fief, and to it belong<br />

certain farms and eftates. The council <strong>of</strong> Nürnberg purchafed this<br />

citadel in the year 151 1 <strong>of</strong> the brothers Conrad and Frederick Belecken.<br />

Strollenfels, an old citadel, which the family oi Wildenjlein are p<strong>of</strong>feffed <strong>of</strong><br />

as a palatine fub-valTalage, but is a Bohemian fief.<br />

St. Helena, a parochial-village, belonging to the Tuchers <strong>of</strong> Simmelfdorf ,<br />

to whom alfo appertain the village o{ Winterßein, in which is a citadel, together<br />

with th<strong>of</strong>e <strong>of</strong> Großengfee and Grafenbergerhill.<br />

The parochial-villages <strong>of</strong> Walkersbrnn, Igenjdorf, and Stcckach.<br />

8. The adminiftration-<strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> Grafenberg, which is wholly environed<br />

by the foregoing, and <strong>com</strong>prizes in it only<br />

Grafenberg, a fmall town, in which is a citadel, and about one hundred<br />

and forty hearths. This place belonged to an old family called the Grafen<br />

or Grafenbcrger, one <strong>of</strong> whom held it in fief <strong>of</strong> the crown <strong>of</strong> Bohemia^<br />

though on condition that it fliould be a male and female fief, and fhould<br />

fall to the next relations. Afterwards it became divided into a number <strong>of</strong><br />

parts, which were gradually purchafed by the town <strong>of</strong> Nürnberg.<br />

9. The adminifiration-<strong>of</strong>iice <strong>of</strong> Lichtenau, which is divided from<br />

the foregoing, and lies in the center <strong>of</strong> the principality <strong>of</strong> Onolzbach.<br />

In it<br />

is<br />

Lichtenau, a market-town, feated on an ifland in the Retzat, with a<br />

ftrong citadel in it which anciently belonged to the family <strong>of</strong> Haideck, who<br />

fold it in 1406 with all its appurtenances to the council oi Nürnberg. The<br />

Marggrave Albrecht took this citadel in 1552 and razed it, but the city <strong>of</strong><br />

Nnrnberg caufed it to be rebuilt anew.<br />

Immeldorf a parochial-village.<br />

Bcchfen, alfo a parochial-village.<br />

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