Geschicht- Und Actenmäßiger Unterricht Von Dem Chur-bayerischen, Reichs-lehenbaren, Hochgefreyten Kayserlichen Landgericht Und Grafschafft Hirschberg: (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273662836)

"Geschicht- Und Actenmä iger Unterricht Von Dem Chur-bayerischen, Reichs-lehenbaren, Hochgefreyten Kayserlichen Landgericht Und Grafschafft Hirschberg" by Johann Adam von Ickstatt provides a detailed historical and legal account of the Chur-Bavarian, Imperial, and privileged Imperial Landgericht and County of Hirschberg. This work serves as a foundational attestation of the high rights belonging to the most illustrious Electoral House of Bavaria. It delves into the region's legal framework, historical context, and its significance within the broader Holy Roman Empire. A valuable resource for legal scholars and historians interested in Bavarian history and the intricacies of German legal systems, offering insights into the governance and administration of Hirschberg during the period.

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