Sight-seeing in Germany and the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855
Page 36 of 417
Author:
Forbes, John / by sir John Forbes
Place:
London
Publisher:
Smith, Felder and Co.
Physical description:
XIX, 378 S. : Ill., Kt.
Language:
Englisch
Subject heading:
g.Deutschland ; f.Reisebericht 1855<br />g.Österreich ; f.Reisebericht 1855<br />g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1855
Location mark:
II A-23.768
Intern ID:
152665
, Six j minstrels entered thè lista in the first instanee, namcly, j Wolfram von Eschenbach, Walter von der Vogel weide, Reimar von Zwettl, Henry von Rishaeh, Henry von Öfterdingen, and Bitterolf. The theines of the contending minstrels were, on the one side, the hononr and glory of Hermann, the Landgrave of Thuringia, the lord of the castle ; and on the other, those of Leopold the Glorious, Duke of | Austria, the Landgravine’s father. The four minstrels j first named raised their songs in hononr
of the Landgrave Hermann; thè two latter in favorir of Leopold. After a long contest, Henry of Ofterdingen was dedared vantpiished, bnt, at the Landgravine’s entreatv, the famons master of song, Klingsohr, of Hwngary, was sent for, and allowcd to take his place. The main battle was thenceforward hetween the new , corner and Wolfram of Eschenbacli, who was finally overcome by the Hnngarian, bnt more, Wolfram con- tinued to maintain, by the necromancy than by the genuine song-power of his antagonist
