Duke castle; seen from the River Wipper
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1600 |
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The guild of the building people counted 110 members. |
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the River Wipper was straightened in this time, between Rügenwaldermünde and the city Rügenwalde. |
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1612 |
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On 24 March 1612 the pharmacy was granted privilege. |
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1615 |
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The wedding ceremonies of Bogislaw XIV. took place at on the castle. |
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1617 |
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Theology professor Lubinius manufactures a Pomeranian map. The edges were decorated with coats of arms and city opinions of the painter Hans Wolfart. |
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1622-1637 |
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To this time duke Bogislaw XIV. resided in the castle to Rügenwalde. |
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1624 |
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Rügenwalde burned down on 11 November 1624 for the second time. 566 houses and the Marien church fell the flames to the victim. |
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Duke Bogislaw XIV. converted the knight's auditorium of the castle into the castle chapel. |
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1627 |
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The castle mill burned down completely. |
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1627- |
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Rügenwalde suffered 1630 from quartering of the imperial troops of Ferdinands II., the Roman-German emperor. |
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1629 |
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Rügenwalde had to deplore 200 plague-dead. |
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1630 |
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On 19 August 1630 the Sweden landed near Vitte.It was the beginning of the "Swedish wars" in the Thirty Years' War. Swedish troops were also quartered at Rügenwalde. |
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The Patrician House Riensberg was mentioned as donation. |
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1636 |
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The "Swedish Wars" were terminated. |
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The silver altar in the castle chapel was set up by Rügenwalde. |
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1637 |
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Bogislaw XIV. died, with him the accessing dynasty deceased went out. His widow duchess Elizabeth continued to live, up to their death (1653), in the castle of Rügenwalde. |
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1639 |
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After the destruction 1624, the Marien church was again inaugurated on the occasion of a New Year celebration by the deacon Pegelow. |
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The castle chapel was inaugurated. It received the names "Elizabeth chapel". 8) |
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1648 |
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Rügenwaldermünde had 21 fire places. |
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On 10 August 1648 Rügenwalde burned down, almost completely, for the third time. 353 buildings were destroyed. The city had 1200 inhabitants after the disaster. |
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1649 |
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With the westphalian peace there was the Thirty Years' War past. |
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1650 |
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Deceased the duchess Hedwig of Pomerania at Neustettin. |
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1653 |
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Princess Elizabeth, the wife of Bogislaw XIV. deceased on 21 December 1653 at Rügenwalde. |
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The city Rügenwalde, as well as completely West-Pomerania, came under Brandenburgs rule. Rügenwalde consisted, at this time, of 33 houses, 77 shacks and 123 cellars. |
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1654 |
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The coffins of king Erich of Denmark "the Pomeranian", duchess Elizabeth and duchess Hedwig were transferred into the prince crypt of the Rügenwalder Marien church . |
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The cure princes of Brandenburg took over, according to the hereditary contract, the entire duchy Pomerania. |
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1656 |
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On 23 February 1656 the last witch trial took place on the castle. |
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1660 |
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From this year there is the oldest buyer statute of the city Rügenwalde. |
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1666 |
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An enormous storm tide destroyed the harbour facilities. |
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1668 |
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The large cure prince Friedrich William of Brandenburg establishes the stone west mole of Rügenwaldermünde. |
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1670 |
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In the city it already gave the post office, the owner was Jakob Panten. |
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1679 |
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Rügenwalde was partly destroyed by the fourth large fire. The Marien church and the duke castle were pulled thereby in. |
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1680 |
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Around this time there was the lowest economic point of the city Rügenwalde. |
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1683 |
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A new watercourse (Lütow) was dug 1683 south of the old Lütow. |
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1684 |
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The first bridge was built over the River Wipper at Rügenwaldermünde. |
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1686 |
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The rifle club of the city Rügenwalde was created. |
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The castle tower was shifted into the current status. |
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1691 |
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The last attendance of Friedrich William "the Large Cure Prince" took place on the castle. |
Duke castle; seen from the River Wipper
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Designed after duchess Elizabeth, from the house Braunschweig, wife of the last accessing duke Bogislaw XIV. |