Bloodshin
Blutschin , also known as Salmerswiler / Salmannsweiler Blutschin , was a measure of salt and meant block or piece. It was a term that was closely associated with the monastery of Salem Abbey near Überlingen on Lake Constance . The monastery had shares in the Salzburg salt pans and supplied, for example, the Wettingen subsidiary .
- 1 blood shin = about 30 quintals
literature
- EL Rochholz, K. Schröter: Argovia, annual journal of the historical society. Volumes 1 and 2, Heinrich Remigius Sauerländer, Aarau 1860, p. 82.
Individual proof
- ^ Sources on Swiss history. Volume 15, Part 2, 1904, p. 304.