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Year of the Earth Hare己卯( at the beginning of the year Earth Tiger戊寅)

Syria: 1590/91 ( the year in October )

Events

Politics and World Affairs

Europe

Ersturkundliche mentions

• Burgdorf near Hannover is first mentioned in the biography of Bishop Otto I of Hildesheim ( 1261-1279 ).
• First mention of Cleebronn, Courchavon, Hoisdorf, Oberpfaffenhofen, Senftenberg and hamlet on the Zaber
• First mentioned by Hain cell in the district of Fulda

Asia

Religion and Culture

• Friedrich von Montalban is Bishop of Freising.

• Erfurt: Archdiocesan officials are abused and driven out of the city. The Archbishop of Mainz responds with a curse. The interdict imposed busy two and a half years on the town.
• Pope Nicholas III. stands on the side of the moderate Franciscans, while the strict Observant ( cf. Spirituals ) come into conflict with the papacy and later viewed by the Inquisition as a heretic. ( Culture timetable)
• The Franciscan Petrus Johannis Olivi is displayed because of its commitment to the evangelical perfection ( poverty) of the Order and for the renewal of the Church to the Order General Girolami d' Ascoli (the future Pope Nicholas IV ).
• Bernard Gui, who later became Inquisitor and religious writer, comes to Limoges in the Dominican Order.
• Christina Stommeln (1242-1312; see 1267, 1268 ) reported Peter of Dacia (see Related links) their 'secret' that they had, their worldly and not with Christ, her spiritual lover, engaged from the beginning with him; a unique event in medieval mysticism.
• Henry of Herford (1326-1370) lists in his chronicle of this year, a list of various famous writers, including Ulrich of Strasbourg (see Related links), Gerhard von Minden, Dietrich of Freiberg, John of Freiburg, Hermann of Minden and John Christoferus with a short statement of their works
• The choir of the church preacher in Erfurt is completed and thus (essentially) a, Baupause ' inserted by the year 1336.

Born

• Ahmad at - Nuwairī, Egyptian historian and encyclopedist († 1333)
• ( 1278 / ) Henry VII of Luxembourg, German Emperor and Count of Luxembourg († 1313 )
• ( to ) John I, Burggraf of Nuremberg († 1300)

Died

• 28 June: John I of Châtillon, Count of Blois, Chartres, the county and the county Dunois, lord of Avesnes- sur- helpe and Guise ( Aisne )

• 07 December: Bolesław V, Duke of Poland (* 1226 )