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Meaning of "kyburg"
Kyburg is a term that usually refers to the noble Swiss family or the historical castle in Switzerland. It can also relate to the philosophical concept of Kyburgian, which deals with probability theory and knowledge representation
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The earliest noble landowners seem to have been the Kyburg family.
Kyburg is the easternmost municipality on the northern edge of the Limpach valley.
At that time they were unfree knights in the service of the Counts of Kyburg.
Kyburg is a municipality in the district of Pfäffikon in the canton of Zürich in Switzerland.
The land was originally owned by the Count of Kyburg.
It is overlooked by the Kyburg castle, from which it takes its name.
There is also the canton road which connects Bätterkinden to Bucheggberg via Kyburg.
Counts of Kyburg.
Eventually, Rudolf of Kyburg inherited the castle and surrounding lands.
It comprises the two villages of Kyburg and Buchegg.
The Kyburg additions to the large hall were demolished in 1540.
He went to war over Nidau with the noble families of Kyburg and Thierstein.
During all these last years, Alex de Kyburg worked out a complete cosmology through several media.
The latter may be seen at Schloss Kyburg.
In 1417 he also inherited the former Kyburg estates from the extinct comital Habsburg-Laufenburg branch.
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The city was integrated into the Habsburg Amt of Kyburg.
The village was part of the dominion of Lenzburg, Kyburg and the finally the Habsburgs.
However, after his election to Emperor he only rarely returned to Kyburg.
House of Kyburg.
The Heimberg 's were under the authority of the Counts of Kyburg.
The Habsburgs continued to claim Kyburg as one of their titles until 1918.
His son Adalbert III continues the Dillingen line and his son Ulrich the Kyburg line.
When the Kyburg dynasty became extinct in 1264 the Habsburgs took over that land.
Ulrich the Kyburg.
In the Middle Ages, the village belonged to the Count of Kyburg.
In 1408 Bern acquired the remaining Kyburg lands including the high court rights in Trub.
A family of Ministerialis, unfree knights, that served the House of Kyburg came from Ballmoos.
After the extinction of Zähringen line, Burgdorf passed to the Counts of Kyburg.
By 1096 the counts of Dillingen included count of Kyburg as one of their titles.
During the Middle Ages, the village was owned by the Counts of Kyburg.
By the 13th century, the Counts of Kyburg owned the Herrschaft.
In 1250 they founded Sursee, Weesen and the fortified towns of Kyburg and Laupen.
When the Zähringens died out, the village became part of the Kyburg court of Zollikofen.
