The most prominent resident of this location was given the pseudonym (*) Junker George.  
In the 19th century, this place was restored under the patronage of Charles Alexander.  Hegel participated in an 1817 festival at this place where the Napoleonic Code and other "un-German" books were burned.  A resident of this location complained that "I sit here idle and drunk all day long" and due to his inactivity developed severe constipation.  A praise-singing contest here is the subject of the medieval SÃ¤ngerkrieg poem.  The most prominent resident of this location was given the pseudonym (*) Junker George.  A work produced at this UNESCO World Heritage Site introduced iconic phrases like "Geld und Gut" and new words such as "Gottseligkeit" or "God's happiness."  One man was kidnapped and brought to this location by friendly knights after leaving the Diet of Worms.  For 10 points, name this castle in Eisenach where Martin Luther was hidden from papal authorities by Frederick the Wise.
In the 19th century, this place was restored under the patronage of Charles Alexander.  
Wartburg Castle [prompt on Eisenach before mentioned]