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of the realm during the 9th and 10th centuries and ruled by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "gau count"). Similar to many shires in England, during the Middle...

German-derived term sometimes for a count who governed a whole gau is "Gaugraf", and a gau containing several counties is sometimes called a "Grossgau"...

(originally a term for sub-regions of the Holy Roman Empire headed by a Gaugraf) for these new provincial structures was deliberately chosen because of...

Graf. Both a feudal title of comital rank and a more technical office. Gaugraf Gaugrave Gau 'imperial territory' + Graf. Ruler of a gau in the Carolingian...

margrave Ernest of Austria from 1055. In 1048 Siegfried documents as a Gaugraf in the Tyrolean Puster Valley and in the Carinthian Lavant Valley; he must...

Konrad Kurzbold, Gaugraf des Niederlahngaus. In: Nassauische Annalen 1990, pp. 1–6. Wolf-Heino Struck: Nachträge zu Konrad Kurzbold, Gaugraf des Niederlahngaus...

Burgraviate of Nuremberg). Graf, Markgraf, Landgraf, Pfalzgraf, Reichsgraf, Gaugraf, Burggraf Look up Grafschaft in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Literature...

under Frankish suzerainty (8th century), each pagus was ruled by a count (Gaugraf) who in turn responded to the duke of Alamannia. Many of the names of these...

this family) died out with him. Emich V left around 1091 the title of Gaugraf behind and named himself Count of Flonheim in 1098 and Count of Schmidtburg...

by a look-out tower from 1838. Achalm Castle was built around 1030 by Gaugraf Egino and Rudolf of Achalm. The name Achalm appears to refer to a nearby...

year 889: the East Frankish king Arnulf of Carinthia granted Adalgar, the Gaugraf of Lisgau the villages of Kalefeld and Wulften (6 July 889). In 1502 the...

died out in 1089, or to the Hupaldings. A Hartmann is mentioned in 980 as Gaugraf im Illergau. The first documented mention is in 1087, when an Otto de Chirchperg...

Child issued a deed for the foundation of a Stift of canons, which the Gaugraf of Niederlahngau, Konrad Kurzbold (~ 885–948) had pushed for. The construction...

also Bishopric of Speyer Lord of the town was the comes (district count – Gaugraf) appointed by the king. But power gradually shifted to the bishops because...

(2009) (Russian: Ричард Длинные Руки - маркграф) Richard Longarms 21: Gaugraf (2009) (Russian: Ричард Длинные Руки - гауграф) Richard Longarms 22: Freigraf...

come down to the present goes back to the year 714. It was then that the Gaugraf (regional count) Ruthard von Frankenberg supposedly called the missionaries...

by the bishop assisted by the archdeacon and the local lord or baron (Gaugraf). Their purpose was inquisitorial and judicial. After the time of Ulrich...

Bruchweiler found itself in the Nahegau. Heading the Gau was a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e."Gau count"), who was the king's official, and who could, as such,...

the monasteries of Lorsch, Fulda, and Mosbach). According to legend, a Gaugraf named Ruthard called the Frankish bishop Saint Pirmin to the area to set...

divided the empire up into Gaue and named one of his stalwarts the gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count") to each Gau. He administered the king's Gau, reaped the...

rule, the land was carved up into Gaue, with each headed by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count"). Rohrbach belonged, together with the other “heath” villages...

empire into Gaue (roughly “shires”), and each Gau was headed by a gaugrave (Gaugraf i.e. "Gau count"). Several Gaue would be united into a province or a duchy...