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Gengenbach Abbey (German: Kloster Gengenbach) was a Benedictine monastery in Gengenbach in the district of Ortenau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It was an Imperial Abbey from the late Carolingian period to 1803.

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rdfs:label	Kloster Gengenbach (de) Gengenbach Abbey (en) Abbaye de Gengenbach (fr) Abdij van Gengenbach (nl) Монастырь Генгенбах (ru)
rdfs:comment	Das Kloster Gengenbach ist eine ehemalige Benediktinerabtei in der freien Reichsstadt Gengenbach im heutigen Ortenaukreis im deutschen Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Das Kloster besaß im hohen und späten Mittelalter ein Skriptorium und eine Buchbinderei. Das berühmte „Gengenbacher Evangeliar“ stammt aus der ersten Hälfte des 12. Jahrhunderts. Frühneuzeitlich ist die Gengenbacher Lateinschule. (de) Gengenbach Abbey (German: Kloster Gengenbach) was a Benedictine monastery in Gengenbach in the district of Ortenau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It was an Imperial Abbey from the late Carolingian period to 1803. (en) L'abbaye de Gengenbach est une abbaye bénédictine située à Gengenbach en Allemagne fondée par saint Pirmin en 725, dans la vallée de la Kinzig. Cependant, Maur Dantine, Ursin Durand et Charles Clément mentionnent en 1783-1787 que Ruthard, fils de Luitfrid, Duc d'Alsace et petit-neveu du Comte Etichon, Comte du Nordgau et de l'Ortenau fonda, en 736, l'Abbaye de Gengenbach. Par contre, dans sa "Géographie", Anton Friedrich Büsching mentionne qu'elle fut fondée en 740 et qu'elle appartient au diocèse de Strasbourg. Les princes de Furstenberg en étaient les protecteurs, "son abbé siégeait dans les diettes". (fr) Монастырь Генгенбах (нем. Kloster Gengenbach) — бывший бенедиктинский монастырь, располагавшийся в баден-вюртембергском городе Генгенбах и основанный в 725 году аббатом по имени Пирмин (ум. 753) при поддержке франкского графа Рутарда (ум. 790). В эпоху позднего Средневековья в монастыре располагался скрипторий, в котором около 1150 года было создано знаменитое генгенбахское Евангелие. Позднее в здании монастыря располагалась школа. (ru) De Abdij van Gengenbach was een tot de Zwabische Kreits behorende abdij binnen het Heilige Roomse Rijk. De benedictijnenabdij in Gengenbach werd omstreeks 725 gesticht door de Frankische koning en graaf Ruthard. Sinds 820 was het een rijksklooster. Keizer Hendrik II schonk de abdij in 1007 aan het bisdom Bamberg. De voogdij was sinds het begin van de twaalfde eeuw in het bezit van de hertogen van Zähringen. Van 1218 tot 1245 lag de voogdij in handen van de Hohenstaufen, daarna in die van de bisschoppen van Straatsburg.In 1296 kwam de voogdij aan de rijkslandvoogdij Ortenau. (nl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Baroque Reichenau Island Saint Pirmin Odilo, Duke of Bavaria Free imperial city Gengenbach Germany Gothic architecture Lutheranism House of Zähringen House of Hohenstaufen Baden-Württemberg Catholic Church St. George's Abbey in the Black Forest Alemannic German Imperial abbeys disestablished in 1802–03 Otto of Bamberg Bishopric of Strasbourg Carolingian Burial sites of the Agilolfings Gorze Abbey Hirsau Abbey Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor Investiture Controversy Baden 720s establishments 1360 establishments in Europe 1360s establishments in the Holy Roman Empire Benedictine monasteries in Germany Christian monasteries established in the 8th century Monasteries in Baden-Württemberg Augsburg Interim Margraviate of Baden Ortenaukreis Benedictine Imperial immediacy Prince-Bishopric of Bamberg Reformation (disambiguation) Vogt German Mediatisation

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