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 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.