Kyburg, Counts of
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Wikidata:
Q477858
Library of congress:
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مصادر المعلومات
- Work cat: Die Grafen von Kyburg, 2015:t.p. (the Counts of Kyburg)
- Encyclopaedia Britannica website, viewed 30 October 2015(Kyburg, also spelt Kiburg, countship prominent in medieval Swiss history; the first line of counts of Kyburg, with their seat in the castle of Kyburg, just southeast of Winterthur (in the modern canton of Zürich), were influential in German politics from the 1020s; but their male line became extinct in 1078, and their possessions passed to a branch of the Swabian counts of Dillingen; this new line of counts of Kyburg in 1218 inherited a large part of the extensive lands of the deceased dukes of Zähringen in the present German state of Baden-Württemberg, but in 1264 the new line, too, became extinct)
- World Heritage Encyclopedia website, viewed 30 October 2015under House of Kyburg (the House of Kyburg was a family of Grafen or Counts from Zürich, Switzerland; one of the three most powerful noble families in the Swiss plateau alongside the Habsburgs and the House of Savoy, in the 11th and 12th centuries)