Chrannest

The Chrannest family has been in Vienna since 1288 with Heinrich Chrannest, an influential cloth merchant, and was one of the close followers of the new sovereign princes, the Habsburgs . The brothers Heinrich and Wernhard were among the beneficiaries of the confiscations of property that Frederick the Fair ordered after the unsuccessful uprising of 1309 .

Individual evidence

^ Barbara Schedl: St. Stephan in Vienna - The construction of the Gothic church (1200-1500) . Böhlau Verlag GesmbH & Co. KG, Vienna / Cologne / Heidelberg 2018, ISBN 978-3-205-20202-8 , pp. 140 .
^ Leopold Sailer: The Vienna Council Brothers of the 14th Century . In: Studies from the Archives of the City of Vienna . tape 3/4 . Vienna 1934.
↑ Friedrich the Beautiful - Regiowiki. Retrieved July 25, 2018 .
↑ Heinrich Chrannest in Vienna History Wiki of the city of Vienna

[1] Barbara Schedl: St. Stephan in Vienna - The construction of the Gothic church (1200-1500) . Böhlau Verlag GesmbH & Co. KG, Vienna / Cologne / Heidelberg 2018, ISBN 978-3-205-20202-8 , pp. 140 .

[2] Leopold Sailer: The Vienna Council Brothers of the 14th Century . In: Studies from the Archives of the City of Vienna . tape 3/4 . Vienna 1934.

[3] Friedrich the Beautiful - Regiowiki. Retrieved July 25, 2018 .

[4] Heinrich Chrannest in Vienna History Wiki of the city of Vienna