The duke castle
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1407 |
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Took place the establishment of the Karthäuser monastery Marienkron at Rügenwalde. |
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1412 |
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The mayor Henricus Keteliss was ordered as an envoy of the city Rügenwalde to the Hanse day. |
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Since this time the city has been a member direct of the Hanse . |
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1418 |
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The cities Stolp, Schlawe and Rügenwalde closed a defence association to protect the domestic trade, predominantly against the predatory knighthood. |
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1449-1459 |
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King Erich , the nordic union king (1412-1439) and duke of Stolp-Pomerania, was got with 7 Rügenwalder and Stolper ships from the siege of its fixed castle at Wisby (on the Swedish Island Gotland), by its former nordic subjects, and resided thereafter still ten years on the duke castle as a duke of Stolp-Pomerania. Again and again there were vexation with the city dwellers also here. |
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1455 |
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Rügenwalde gave a letter of refusal to powerful Amsterdam. |
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1459 |
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Erich I. (dan.: Erik VII.) "the Pomeranian" died with 77 years on 16 June 1459 at Rügenwalde. |
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1464 |
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On 5 July 1464 the trade agreement with Amsterdam was then signed nevertheless. |
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1465 |
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The German Order was destroyed by the order crowds, by the dissatisfied aristocracy and Prussian cities (Prussian federation) and Poland. After the second Thorner peace they had to transfer the Kulmerland, which Ermland and Pommerellen and Danzig, Elbing and the Marien castle at Poland and to recognise the Polish sovereignty over their remaining possessions. |
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1474-1523 |
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Governed duke Bogislaw X. from Pomerania, he deceased on 30 September 1523. |
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1474-1483 |
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On the castle resided duchess Sophie, the wife of Erich II., the mother of duke Bogislaw X.. |
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1480 |
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Duke Bogislaw X. governs at West-Pomerania. At the year 1480 he let tear off the so-called "Erich wing" of the castle and attach on the western outside wall the "Wipper wing". |
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1493 |
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Rügenwalde became the Fishing houses, at the "dead water", from the pomeranian duke Bogislaw X. awarded. |
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1493-1497 |
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On the castle lived the second wife of Bogislaw X. duchess Anna, daughter of king Casimir IV. of Poland. |
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1497 |
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On 17. September 1497 there was the largest storm tide ever at the pomeranian coast. |
The duke castle