Chronicle of the city of Düren / prehistory

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This list is a partial list of the chronicle of the city of Düren . It lists dated events in the prehistory of Düren.

700

The first St. Martin's Church was built as a palatine chapel, today Annakirche , and the Distelrath chapel until 770

748

First documentary mention Dürens in the " Metzer annals " as court day Pippin in the "VILLA Duria"

761

In the “Villa publica duria”, an imperial estate , the May field under King Pippin is attested

769

December 25: Charlemagne (768–814) celebrates Christmas in the Düren Palatinate

770

The second St. Martin's Church is built, completion in 881

774

September 7th: Charlemagne documents "Dura palatio regio" ( royal palace in Düren) in Düren

775

Charlemagne undertakes his great Saxon campaign from Düren and gathers the army here. Departure in August, return in October / November

July 28th: ​​Document about a cross rehearsal ( judgment of God ) held in Düren between the Bishop of Paris and the Abbot of St. Denis in the Palatine Chapel

779

Imperial assembly in Düren under Charlemagne

782

Last demonstrable stay of Charlemagne in Düren

Around 800

Düren is ravaged by the Saxon Wars

843

December 15th: Last documentary mention of the royal palace in Düren

881-882

Destruction of the Düren Palatinate by the Normans

888

June 13: Foundation of the Zehnthof , see also Zehnthofstraße (Düren)

925

Firm conditions in Düren again

941

NOVEMBER 25: King Otto I . gives the church in the court district of Düren to the Aachen cathedral

953

The Palatine Chapel becomes the property of the Aachen Marienstift

941

Construction of the third St. Martin's Church (until 1226)

1057

April 16: King Henry IV gives Düren and all its accessories to the Bishop of Verdun

1064-1065

Düren is among the royal table goods mentioned

1085

July 1st: Henry IV confirms the possession of the Düren royal court to the Bishop of Verdun

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