Experience the dark Middle Ages!
Möckmühl Castle, also known as Götzenburg because the famous Götz zu Berlichingen was its bailiff for a time, can be brought to life with these construction sheets.
EXPERIENCE THE HOME OF GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION OF MÖCKMÜHL CASTLE
Nothing is known exactly about the origins of Möckmühl Castle, but it was probably the noble lords of Dürn who built it around 1251. After the death of Konrad von Dürn, the castle came into the possession of the Hohenlohe family through the marriage of his grandson Count Poppo von Dürn to Agnes von Hohenlohe in 1287. In the 15th century, Möckmühl Castle became the property of the House of Württemberg through the marriage of the widow of Elector Ludwig to Count Ulrich von Württemberg. The famous Götz von Berlichingen defended Mockmühl Castle as bailiff against the Swabian League on behalf of the same count. During a raid on the besieged castle, Götz von Berlichingen was wounded and taken prisoner. As Götz von Berlichingen himself reports, he was allegedly taken prisoner, although he had been promised a free exit from the castle.
EXPERIENCE MEDIEVAL CASTLES IN 3D
The crafting sheet of the Götzenburg in Mockmühl consists of 3 high-quality, colorfully printed sheets of paper and is easy to assemble. Simply cut out, fold and glue - and the Götzenburg is ready.
Details of the "Götzenburg Mockmühl" crafting sheet:
- Scale 1:160
- Size of the castle: 29 x 19 x 24 cm
- 3 crafting sheets
- Colorful printed, sturdy paper
- Cut out, fold and glue - done
THE GÖTZENBURG CASTLE CRAFTING SHEET IN USE
For children aged 6 and over, this craft sheet is an excellent way to experience the legendary Middle Ages using visual aids and learn about the history of famous historical figures. It is also suitable as supplementary teaching material for history and local history lessons.
Build the Möckmühl castle of the legendary Götz zu Berlichingen and bring history to life!
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