Das Haus von Bayern ist durch waffen hochgestiegen, Man hat im letzten Krieg es sehen nie ersiegen..

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Das Haus von Bayern ist durch waffen hochgestiegen, Man hat im letzten Krieg es sehen nie ersiegen..

Family tree of "Friderich der Ernste, Landg. in Thuring. vnd Mg. Z. Meyss", below the magnificently colored cedar tree a general view of Munich. At the foot of the tree cartouche with text below the tree: "The House of Bavaria has risen through arms: One has never seen it conquered in the last war. Prince Maximilian, the gravely armed hero, has bravely defended himself at home and in the field. From the Great Carln it stood, therefore everyone can find, that Hesse could found itself in his friendship Still closer, however, has Georg of the other zier your relatives, yet saddened, shown here. Joh. Tackig D.". From Johann Tacke's book "Unverweslicher Ceder-Baum, zu ewigem Andencken und Namens...". A magnificently illustrated commemorative publication for George II, Landgrave of Hesse-Darmstadt. Published in the work "Imperishable cedar tree, for eternal advent and name and immortality, of the most enlightened prince and lord, Mr. Georgen the Other, Kandgraffens zu Hessen ... in the name of the whole University of Gissen ... in a public eulogy and lamentation speech," by Johannes Tacke, in 1661.

ca. 1661

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Schweizer u. Haelwegh aus Tacke