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Marchenstreit

Medieval and early modern border disputes

Marchenstreit (literally "mark dispute") is the German name for border disputes and conflicts over rights of use that arose in the late Middle Ages and

Marchenstreit

Canton of Schwyz

Canton of Switzerland

monasteries led to conflicts such as the Marchenstreit between Schwyz and Einseideln Abbey. The Marchenstreit started around 1100 over grazing rights around

Canton of Schwyz

Canton_of_Schwyz

Einsiedeln

Municipality in Schwyz, Switzerland

Archived 2008-08-22 at the Wayback Machine accessed October 20, 2008 "Marchenstreit" in German, French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of

Einsiedeln

Alpine transhumance

Seasonal moving of livestock

Farming in Europe. CUP Archive. ISBN 9780521269698 – via Google Books. "Marchenstreit" in German, French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of

Alpine transhumance

Alpine_transhumance

Hunting in Switzerland

Legal hunting activities in Switzerland

some mountain regions. Disputes arose even there: in 1311, during the Marchenstreit, the Einsiedeln Abbey claimed hunting and falconry rights against the

Hunting in Switzerland

Hunting_in_Switzerland

Common land in Switzerland

Collective land use rights in Swiss agrarian society

became more complex, overlapping with boundary disputes (such as the Marchenstreit) and typically requiring arbitration tribunals. Violence is attested

Common land in Switzerland

Common_land_in_Switzerland

Pfäffikon Castle

Schwanden added walls, ramparts and a moat to the tower during the Marchenstreit conflict between the Schwyz and the Abbey over grazing rights. On the

Pfäffikon Castle

Pfäffikon_Castle

House of Rapperswil

Swiss noble family

The Vogts of Rapperswil were persons of influence in the so-called Marchenstreit between the people of Schwyz and the Einsiedeln abbey beginning around

House of Rapperswil

House_of_Rapperswil

Schweighof

Medieval Alpine dairy farm tied to seigneurial lordship

conflict between Schwyz and the abbey of Einsiedeln intensified (the Marchenstreit)—the Schweighöfe became a favored target of the peasants. For the prosperous

Schweighof