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301:(d.1200). When Otto failed to raze the castle or give an explanation for his actions, the archiepiscopal court excommunicated him and placed his lands under interdict. He immediately turned to his brother
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243:was murdered, whereafter Otto approached his
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339:as well as
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624:7 May 1234
421:References
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140:Elisabeth
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