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Ludwig and Kelheim, a murder and the Bavarian flag!

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today we are historically, we tell you some stories with history. And no, there are no fairy tales, we will remain in history, and whisk you include in the beginnings of Kelheim, and explain why the white Bavarian flag - blue.

Old Town Kelheim

's start in Kelheim, a city that calls itself the City Chapter, after the House of Wittelsbach .

first time it was mentioned in Kelheim 866th

The name, the Fachgeschichtler was derived from the Old High German "chela" (throat incision site), and marks a deep Canyon, is such a breakthrough as the Danube and the Altmühltal is always accompanied by rugged cliffs.

In the 11th Century the city was in the possession of the Wittelsbach, Otto I granted the town the modern town rights.

Otto I had a son, Louis the Kelheimer , even met him a cruel fate, he was murdered on the bridge over the Danube in 1231.

Ludwig was born in 1173 in Kelheim, he was Chapter through and through. Already ten years he followed his father to Otto I, while his mother took Agnes with an uncle of the business until the age of eighteen.

1192 he received the knighting in the presence of Emperor Henry VI. The men were, one might then suspect very fond of, because once spoke of Kaiser, a power word in Bavarian feuds and at other times accompanied Ludwig, who was a loyal supporter of the emperor, selfsame to Sicily to that Kingdom, to which Henry's wife Constance could claim as sole heir a right to conquer.

Altmühltor Kelheim

Louis was a smart man, he managed the affairs of the Chapter successfully increased the influence of gender on a sustainable basis. He increased the possessions of the family with clever chess moves and then usual, with a cleverly-orchestrated marriage to the widowed wife of Count Adalbert III. sheets, the Princess Ludmilla of Bohemia.

against bishops, he rebelled. They were powerful men and was particularly against the Church by men from his region. They were based in Freising, Regensburg, Salzburg, Passau and Augsburg, and it should not have been easy for Louis, to realize its interests. But he was successful and created new cities how to Landshut to 1204, the Straubinger Neustadt 1218, and Landau 1224th Steps that had great significance.

Ludwig took long journeys, rather, crusades, in part, was caught and released for ransom, and seems, a glance into history, to have been a very successful man. In 1231 he was murdered on the bridge in Kelheim. After his death, he thus became Louis Kelheimer and still is not quite clear why he was murdered and by whom.

Otto Chapel Kelheim

The son of Louis I, known as Otto II had the bridge torn down and built a chapel on the archway, called the Chapel Otto.

The successor, Louis I, his son, who is also Otto, called the Illustrious, was lucky and was as smart as his father.

was a stroke of luck that he knows -. Blue diamond pattern of the Bavarian flag, as they are known today secured

As the mother of his sons from his first marriage died early, Otto was able to secure the county arc, and since then the white - blue coat of arms was home, he also took this

you want to know more about the Chapter and its impact on the city of Kelheim? The story is exciting, especially since Kelheim was due to its location on the Danube and Danube crossing an important commercial and trading center.

Then we recommend the guides about the history in Kelheim. information here.

Today Ludwig is a name that we encounter frequently in our area of the.

A ship on the Danube was named after him, that visitors to our region today shows the beauty of our region and the eruption of the Danube from the water side. It takes you up to the monastery Burgenland, where they expect more stories.

Ludwig I appeared on behalf of one of the most famous buildings in Kelheim. The Hall of Liberation, Kelheim

Ludwig I. Ludwig statue on the square in Kelheim

If you head up to Kelheim, you can see them from afar. The Hall of Liberation, the symbol of Kelheim. High above the city perched on their mountain and looking down majestically on the town, where Altmühl and Danube meet.

King Ludwig I of Bavaria followed after his coronation in 1825 his vision of a united Germany and wanted to express architecturally.

Kelheim The history and the unique Nature at Kelheim on the confluence of the Danube and Altmühl prompted the king to build here the Liberation Hall.

A building, which commemorates the victorious battle against Napoleon in the Napoleonic wars (1813-1815) and Friedrich Gärtner and Leo was designed and built by Klenze.