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Dohna Castle was probably founded around A.D. 950 by Emperor Otto I (936–973) on the Schlossberg hill on the site of a Sorbian fortification. This region around the Schlossberg had been a Sorbian settlement from prehistoric times. The name of the settlement was Donin, from which the castle received its name. The castle was the centre of the imperially immediate lordship of the burgraves of Dohna. They had the task of guarding the trade route to Bohemia, keeping the conquered Sorbs in check and protecting emissaries of the church.

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  • Dohna Castle
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  • Dohna Castle was probably founded around A.D. 950 by Emperor Otto I (936–973) on the Schlossberg hill on the site of a Sorbian fortification. This region around the Schlossberg had been a Sorbian settlement from prehistoric times. The name of the settlement was Donin, from which the castle received its name. The castle was the centre of the imperially immediate lordship of the burgraves of Dohna. They had the task of guarding the trade route to Bohemia, keeping the conquered Sorbs in check and protecting emissaries of the church.
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Ständische Stellung
  • Burggrafen, Adel
Name
  • Burg Dohna
  • Dohna Castle
Heutiger Ortsname
Höhenordinate
  • 155(xsd:integer)
Längengrad
  • 13(xsd:double)
Region-ISO
  • DE-SN
Erhaltungszustand
  • Mauerrest
Entstehungszeit
  • around 950
Breitengrad
  • 50(xsd:double)
Bildbeschreibung
  • Remains of the walls of Dohna Castle
Typologie n. geo. Lage
  • Höhenburg, Spornburg
Höhe-Bezug
  • DE-NN
BILD
  • Mauerrest Burg Dohna.jpg
abstract
  • Dohna Castle was probably founded around A.D. 950 by Emperor Otto I (936–973) on the Schlossberg hill on the site of a Sorbian fortification. This region around the Schlossberg had been a Sorbian settlement from prehistoric times. The name of the settlement was Donin, from which the castle received its name. The castle was the centre of the imperially immediate lordship of the burgraves of Dohna. They had the task of guarding the trade route to Bohemia, keeping the conquered Sorbs in check and protecting emissaries of the church.
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