Who was Ita, Countess of Hapsburg, who Founded the Monastery of Muri in Switzerland, in 1018, and Died in 1026?

Egerton Brydges

ISBN 10: 102406686X / ISBN 13: 9781024066869

Published by Creative Media Partners, LLC, 2025

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• Title: Who was Ita, Countess of Hapsburg, who Founded the Monastery of Muri in Switzerland, in 1018, and Died in 1026?
• Publisher: Creative Media Partners, LLC
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 102406686X
• ISBN 13: 9781024066869
• Binding: PAP
• Condition: New
• Weight: 104 grams

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Who was Ita, Countess of Hapsburg, who Founded the Monastery of Muri in Switzerland, in 1018, and Died in 1026? delves into the historical significance of Countess Ita and her role in the founding of Muri Monastery. This treatise, subtitled 'On This Question Depends the Development of the Origin of the Imperial Houses of Hapsburg and Lorraine, on Which new Light is Here Thrown, ' explores the origins and development of the Hapsburg and Lorraine dynasties. By examining the life and legacy of Countess Ita, the author sheds new light on the formative years of these influential European houses, making this work a valuable resource for historians and those interested in medieval European history and religious institutions.

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