This place served as a dungeon for the Anabaptist farmer Fritz Erbe, whose signature was found carved on its walls in 1925. While living here, St. Elizabeth of Hungary built a hospital on its grounds, though she was allegedly forced out by Henry Raspe. During a festival at this location, a group of students lit a bonfire to burn items like a corporal's cane, a pigtailed military wig, and a leather cavalry corsetthat festival led two years later 
This place served as a dungeon for the Anabaptist farmer Fritz Erbe, whose signature was found carved on its walls in 1925. While living here, St. Elizabeth of Hungary built a hospital on its grounds, though she was allegedly forced out by Henry Raspe. During a festival at this location, a group of students lit a bonfire to burn items like a corporal's cane, a pigtailed military wig, and a leather cavalry corsetthat festival led two years later to the adoption of the Carlsbad Decrees. This location was also home to a contest in which the sorcerer Klingsor summoned a demon, but was still bested in poetic skill by Wolfram von Eschenbach. That contest, the Sangerkrieg, became the basis for Wagner's opera Tannhauser. Another man was carried to this place in a burlap sack by Frederick the Wise, and thereafter translated the New Testament. For 10 points, name this Thuringian castle where Martin Luther was exiled after the Diet of Worms.