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Ratzenegg Castle

Ratzenegg Castle
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To be privately owned

In 1333, Konrad von Auffenstein enfeoffed his vassal Friedrich von Hallegg with the newly built castle. With the demise of the Auffensteiner, the feudal right fell to the sovereign. He confirmed the Halleggers' fief.

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Source: wehrbauten.at · Image: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moosburg_Rathenegg_Schloss_Ratzenegg_27012010_887.jpg

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Location: 46.6598, 14.1922