Chronicle of the city of Düren / 1101-1300

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This list is a partial list of the chronicle of the city of Düren . It lists dated events of the 12th and 13th centuries in Düren .

1124

The construction of fortifications in the form of ramparts and ditches begins in Düren

1200

The tower of the chapel in Distelrath is built

1208

June 3: King Philip documents in Düren

1210

The Johanniterhaus on Weierstrasse - noted on Hollar's townscape as recently as 1634 - is built

1212

Düren is fortified as a city (construction of the city wall), see Düren city fortifications

1226

March: Customs privilege of Heinrich , the son of Emperor Friedrich II., For those of 'Duyren' (Düren)

1240

Düren is likely to be elevated to the status of an imperial city

1241-1242

Düren is in 13th place in the tax list of royal cities and villages, so Düren was one of the richest cities

1242

March: Düren pledged by Emperor Friedrich II to Count Wilhelm IV von Jülich for 1,000 marks

1246

December 12th: King Konrad pledges Count Wilhelm IV of Jülich the city of Düren for 1,000 marks

1250

Start of construction on the fourth St. Martin's Church

Around 1250

Düren is mentioned as a parish in the Liber valoris

1252

Anselm von Drove , Vogt von Düren, founds the Wilhelmitenkloster 'Zum Paradies' in Hämmerchensgäßchen (now a metalworking shop)

1261

First mention of the Pleußmühle.
First documentary mention of a city gate, namely the wooden gate, and the lay judges

1270

The St. Martin relief from the Anna Church (formerly Marienkirche) is created

1278

April 4th: First Düren city ​​seal (royal seal ) verifiable
April 4th: Düren submits to the sovereignty of Archbishop Siegfried of Cologne

1290

First documentary mention of the Johanniter - Kommende in Velden (today Veldener Hof)

1300

The farm "van Duren" is registered with a forest right (predecessor of the Courtenbachhof, formerly Oberstraße )

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