Elisabeth of Wetzikon (1235 – 1298 in Zürich) was imperial abbess of the Fraumünster abbey in Zürich from 1270 until 1298, when the abbey was at the height of its power, having extensive properties reaching well into Central Switzerland (governing for example the canton of Uri) and political authority over the city of Zurich: Elisabeth appointed the mayor of Zurich and his deputy, she was the supreme judge of the city, and she collected the trade taxes (tariffs). Elisabeth was a daughter of the Freiherr Ulrich von Wetzikon. She is first mentioned in 1265 as a nun of the Fraumünster abbey.
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| - Elisabeth von Wetzikon (de)
- Elisabeth of Wetzikon (en)
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| - Elisabeth von Wetzikon (* um 1235; † 1298 in Zürich) war von 1270 bis 1298 Fürstäbtissin des Fraumünsterklosters in Zürich und damit die Herrin der Stadt. (de)
- Elisabeth von Wetzikon, née vers 1235 et morte le 16 mars 1298, est l'abbesse du Fraumünster, princesse de l'Empire et souveraine de la ville de Zurich. (fr)
- Elisabeth von Wetzikon, född 1235, död 1298, var en schweizisk abbedissa. Hon var abbedissa av i Zürich mellan 1270 och 1298, under klostrets storhetstid. Under denna period hade klostret politiska befogenheter över staden Zürich, och hon hade fullmakt att utnämna stadens borgmästare, fungera som dess högsta domare och samla in dess skatter. (sv)
- Elisabeth of Wetzikon (1235 – 1298 in Zürich) was imperial abbess of the Fraumünster abbey in Zürich from 1270 until 1298, when the abbey was at the height of its power, having extensive properties reaching well into Central Switzerland (governing for example the canton of Uri) and political authority over the city of Zurich: Elisabeth appointed the mayor of Zurich and his deputy, she was the supreme judge of the city, and she collected the trade taxes (tariffs). Elisabeth was a daughter of the Freiherr Ulrich von Wetzikon. She is first mentioned in 1265 as a nun of the Fraumünster abbey. (en)
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| - Elisabeth of Wetzikon (1235 – 1298 in Zürich) was imperial abbess of the Fraumünster abbey in Zürich from 1270 until 1298, when the abbey was at the height of its power, having extensive properties reaching well into Central Switzerland (governing for example the canton of Uri) and political authority over the city of Zurich: Elisabeth appointed the mayor of Zurich and his deputy, she was the supreme judge of the city, and she collected the trade taxes (tariffs). There are 170 surviving documents containing her name, some of them with her seal. In a document dated 25 January 1274,Rudolph of Habsburg granted her the right to mint coins. Elisabeth was a daughter of the Freiherr Ulrich von Wetzikon. She is first mentioned in 1265 as a nun of the Fraumünster abbey. (en)
- Elisabeth von Wetzikon (* um 1235; † 1298 in Zürich) war von 1270 bis 1298 Fürstäbtissin des Fraumünsterklosters in Zürich und damit die Herrin der Stadt. (de)
- Elisabeth von Wetzikon, née vers 1235 et morte le 16 mars 1298, est l'abbesse du Fraumünster, princesse de l'Empire et souveraine de la ville de Zurich. (fr)
- Elisabeth von Wetzikon, född 1235, död 1298, var en schweizisk abbedissa. Hon var abbedissa av i Zürich mellan 1270 och 1298, under klostrets storhetstid. Under denna period hade klostret politiska befogenheter över staden Zürich, och hon hade fullmakt att utnämna stadens borgmästare, fungera som dess högsta domare och samla in dess skatter. (sv)
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