The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance.

Feldsberg, 29.9.1606

Die Brüder Karl, Maximilian und Gundaker von Liechtenstein schliessen eine Erbeinigung.

Material/technique: Parchment vellum, 12 sheets, 24 leaves, Title decorated with gold, Signatures of the issuers under the text, bound together with a gold-red cord, from which hang three seals (seals two and three damaged). A second copy is enclosed (b).

Measurements: 33.0 × 27.4 cm closed, 33 × 53 cm opened

Artists/makers/authors: Maximilian von Liechtenstein; Fürst Karl I. Prince Karl I von Liechtenstein; Gundaker von Liechtenstein

Inventory number: UR 1606.09.29.2

Place of origin: Valtice

Fürst Maximilian von Liechtenstein und seine Gattin Katharina, geb. von Boskowitz, stiften zu Wranau (Vranov u Brna) neben der von ihnen errichteten Marienkirche ein Paulanerkloster und statten es mit Gütern zu dessen Unterhalt aus.

Prince Maximilian von Liechtenstein and his wife Katharina, née von Boskowitz, endow at Wranau (Vranov u Brna) beside the Church of Our Lady erected by them a Minim monastery and furnish it with estates for its alimentation.

Rabensburg, 14. 9. 1633

Die Brüder Karl, Maximilian und Gundaker von Liechtenstein schliessen eine Erbeinigung (tschechische Ausfertigung, später kassiert).

The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance (copy in Czech, later cancelled).

Feldsberg, 29.9.1606

The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance (copy in Czech, later cancelled).

Feldsberg, 29.9.1606

The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance.

Feldsberg, 29.9.1606

The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance.

Feldsberg, 29.9.1606

Allerley Observationes bey dem Kriegswesen, welche Fürst Maximilian von Liechtenstein notirt und vast stetts bey sich gehabt.

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Allerley Observationes bey dem Kriegswesen, welche Fürst Maximilian von Liechtenstein notirt und vast stetts bey sich gehabt.

o. J.

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The brothers Karl, Maximilian and Gundaker von Liechtenstein conclude a contract of inheritance.

Maximilian von Liechtenstein (1578–1643)

Fürst Karl I. Prince Karl I von Liechtenstein (1569–1627)

Gundaker von Liechtenstein (1580–1658)

Maximilian von Liechtenstein

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