Chronicle of the City of Munich / 1157–1200

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This list is a partial list of the chronicle of the city of Munich . It lists events in the history of Munich in the 12th century.

1157

November 23: The Bavarian Duke Heinrich the Lion draws up a certificate for the church of Ranshofen in Upper Austria, probably on the occasion of a state parliament in Regensburg. Heinrich's stay in Bavaria is often mentioned as a possible point in time for the establishment of the Munich market .

1158

June 14th: Augsburger Schied , first documented mention of Munich as the market “forum apud Munichen”. Market, customs and coin in Munich are confirmed by the emperor, but the bishop of Freising receives a third of the income.

1163

first documentary mention of Neuhausen as "Niwenhusen"

1166

15th May First documentary mention of Forstenried as "Uorstersriet"

1167

first mention of a Munich office bearer, the dean or pastor "Heribort decanus de Munichen".

1175

first mention of a wall building "... qui muro praeest". It is unclear whether it is the first city wall or a castle wall from the previous building of the old courtyard .

1180

July 13th: Regensburg arbitration , withdrawal of the Augsburg arbitration, Munich reverts to the Bishop of Freising.

1186

April 3rd: first documentary mention of Kemnaten , today's Nymphenburg , as "Chemenaten"

1200

First recorded stay of a Duke of Bavaria ( Ludwig der Kelheimer ) and a Bishop of Freising ( Otto II. Von Berg ) in Munich.
first documentary mention of Denning as "Tenningen"

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