The monastery consecrated to St. Peter and St. Sixtus was founded by Duke Tassilo III. founded by Bavaria and was a Benedictine monastery until 925, and canonical monastery from 925 to 1131. From 1131 until the 16th century, Münchsmünster was again a Benedictine monastery, Richard vonprüfunging was the first abbot who now worked in Münchsmünster after the Hirsau reform movement. In 1556 the monastery went out during the turmoil of the Reformation. The Bavarian dukes then appointed secular administrators. In 1598 the goods were handed over to the Jesuit College in Ingolstadt. In 1782 the complex fell to the Order of Malta. In 1815 the monastery and church were demolished and the church portal was used as a cemetery gate in Landshut.

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