Anne Hoof - Anne Hoof

…The ruler at the time, Leopold III, was commemorated as the patron of Vienna, and his son Henry II moved his castle from Klosterneuburg to Vienna around 56. The fortress at that time was called "An Hof", the ruins of which can still be seen today, and according to city maps from this period, St. Stephen's Church was still outside the city, and the city had a more or less fenced-off area and eight city gates. At the end of the 12th century, Vienna had the extent of its present-day first district, and the first city walls were built. …

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…当時の支配者レオポルト3世は以後ウィーンのパトロンとして記念され，その子ハインリヒ2世は56年ころ居城をクロスターノイブルクからウィーンへ移した。このときの城塞がいまも遺跡の残る〈アン･ホーフ〉であり，この時期の市地図によればシュテファン教会はまだ市の外にあり，市は一応のかこいと，八つの市門をもっていた。12世紀末ウィーンは現在の1区のひろがりをもつようになり，市壁を初めて築いた。…

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