Immelborn

Immelborn is a district of the network Barchfeld Immelborn in Wartburg in Thuringia. The history of Immelborn could be very intently related to the development of the Frauenbreitungen Monastery and the town of Bad Salzungen, in addition to the noble family of Frankensteiner. Due to its convenient place near vintage change routes and the mouth of the brook Schweina, the Werratal within the segment Barchfeld Immelborn was inhabited in prehistoric times.

Excavation unearths from the Bronze Age at the Liesekopfen confirm this. Immelborn was first mentioned in a file of the monastery Frauensee of December 20, 1302 in a document. The area becomes often cited in the middle Ages as Memelsbrunn, also Amalienborn. The already sizable in the High Middle Ages Breitungen with double monastery complex, that's attributed to a royal court docket, become related thru an on the edge of the Werra at Ubelroda passing old road with the cities Bad Salzungen, Dorndorf and Vacha. On this road, Immelborn to begin with evolved as a settlement of the monastery Frauenbreitungen.