Analecta Thuringo-nordgaviensia, Oder Verschiedentliche Nachgehohlte Merckwürdigkeiten Im Nordgau Und In Thüringen: Worinnen ... Vorgestellet Wird, Er (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179316826)

"Analecta Thuringo-nordgaviensia, Oder Verschiedentliche Nachgehohlte Merckwürdigkeiten Im Nordgau Und In Thüringen" by Johann Heinrich von Falckenstein, offers a detailed exploration of historical curiosities in the Nordgau and Thuringia regions. This tenth installment of the series presents a vindication of Ernestus, Comes Gleichensis, against false accusations of bigamy. The work provides insights into the social, cultural, and genealogical aspects of these German regions.

This book serves as a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the local history of Thuringia and Nordgau. Falckenstein's meticulous research sheds light on the historical figures and events that shaped these regions, making it an enduring contribution to German historical scholarship.

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