Kaisersgrund is a probably never built castle in the Landstuhler Bruch near Kaiserslautern in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Apparently, it only consisted of a piece of paper, in a document from Emperor Charles IV dated May 7, 1359, which allowed Count Palatine Ruprecht I “to build a fortress on the stone in dem Bruch, two miles from Lautern, which Kaisersgrund should be called, and to own such as imperial fiefs.” In 1959, Christmann was able to identify the location with the rock called “Lutherkanzel” near the Moordamm mill.
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Heiko

August 20, 2023

Very nice vantage point in the break!

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