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문다트슈타인(자세한 안내판 포함)

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문다트슈타인(자세한 안내판 포함)

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    보통 하이킹. 좋은 체력 필요. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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    보통 하이킹. 좋은 체력 필요. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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    보통 하이킹. 좋은 체력 필요. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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    1월 21, 2018

    Landmarks stand on the former border area to Stift Speyer with the cross and on the back of the stone monastery of St. Peter Weissenburg. The trail thus runs on the former border area, which belonged to the pin Speyer.

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      10월 17, 2017

      Along the Mundatwegs are the individual Mundatsteine.
      They used to be landmarks of the Mundat Forest.

      번역자 Google •

        10월 24, 2020

        Here it is explained to you. On a wooden board on the tree. Close to one of the many old landmarks from the 7th century!
        It is the border between the diocese of Speyer (cross) and the monastery Weissenburg St. Peter and Paul (key).
        From here, further north, there is a boundary stone from a time long before such a thing as nation states existed at regular intervals.

        번역자 Google •

          10월 24, 2020

          At the Mundat border you will find these boundary stones at regular intervals. This one is exciting because of the tree 🙂

          번역자 Google •

            11월 25, 2021

            The "Mundatsteinen" are boundary stones, the so-called "Weißenburger Mundat", which were erected between the 15th and 18th centuries to delimit the district of the Weißenburg monastery from that of the Speyer monastery.
            But what does "mundat" actually mean? In the Middle Ages, a strictly separated legal area around a cathedral, a monastery or a monastery was referred to as "mundat" (immunity district). In this area - demarcated by stones - there was no tax and church immunity, also known as "muntat".
            The Mundat border in the Bienwald was created around the year 760, when King Pippin gave the Weissenburg monastery and the city that immunity. In a document from 1187, Emperor Friedrich I then expressly confirms the sole property right of the Weissenburg Abbey, as he allows it "to operate in the woods, waters and pastures of this district of its favor without anyone objecting". The respective abbot had the rights of an imperial prince in this area and was thus both spiritual and secular ruler and subject only to the emperor / king or his bailiff.
            But still, the area was not politically stable. Again and again there were clashes between the nobles and the church, the balance of power changed, in 1546 the Mundat fell to the Bishop of Speyer, the area then passed alternately into German and French hands, only the boundary stones remained as a testimony to the glorious past.
            The early boundary stones in the Bienwald, which can be historically traced back to the year 1419, were large, mighty stones and bore the "Petruskey" (Abbey Peter and Paul) on one side and the cross of the bishopric of Speyer on the other. The "border" ran from French territory at the Bienwaldmühle over the Lauter, then at the level of the Schaidt train station to Niederotterbach and from there along the Otterbach to the "Drei Eichen" to Böllenborn.
            Source: wochenblatt-reporter.de/woerth-am-rhein/c-ausiegen-geniessen/die-mundatsteine-im-bienwald-steuerfreiheit-und-politische-immunitaet_a278034

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              Great course of the Genz and path with countless stones that are really well preserved.

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                8월 2, 2021

                at first we only saw the stones without knowing an explanation. We were very impressed that the stones were placed in the forest from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

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                  4월 15, 2024

                  "The Mundat stones, also called Mundat columns, are boundary stones of the so-called "Weißenburg Mundat", which were set between the 15th and 18th centuries to mark the monastery district against the area of the Bishopric of Speyer. On one side they show a Peter's key as a symbol of the Peter and Paul Abbey in Weißenburg, on the other side a cross as a symbol of the Bishopric, usually a number for sequential numbering, sometimes also the year in which they were set."
                  Source (quoted verbatim): "Mundat stones" information board on site

                  번역자 Google •

                    11월 25, 2021

                    A striking, old border leads through the Schaidter Panzergraben in a north-south direction. The Mundat border is an ancient historical property and forest management border between the Weißenburg monastery and the Speyer monastery, which can be dated back well into the Middle Ages. The border is marked by mighty boundary stones, the so-called Mundat stones. The northernmost of the preserved Mundatsteine marks the borderline on the south bank of the armored trench. At the same time, this old demarcation forms the current border between the district of Südliche Weinstrasse and the district of Germersheim. Schaidt is now part of the city of Wörth in the district of Germersheim. The name Schaidt refers to the term "Scheide" in the sense of border.
                    Source: kuladig.de/Objektansicht/KLD-277970

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                      Never seen so many landmarks along a path. Class....

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                        8월 21, 2024

                        Boundary stones that separate the monastery district from the Bishopric of Speyer. They were set between the 15th and 18th centuries. The cross marks the bishopric, the Petrusschküssel the Peter & Paul Abbey in Weissenburg.

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                          1월 31, 2022

                          The Mundat border from the year 750 has been marked with strikingly high border stones. The symbols show keys for the monastery of St. Peter Weißenburg and a cross with the letters KW (Königlicher Wald) for the Speyer monastery.

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