monastery of Fulda

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The monastery of Fulda was a prominent early medieval Benedictine abbey in present-day Germany, renowned as a major center of learning, religious life, and Carolingian scholarship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Benedictine monastery
abbey
medieval monastery
abbot Baugulf of Fulda
Hrabanus Maurus
Hrabanus Maurus of Fulda
linked to: Hrabanus Maurus

Ratgar of Fulda
architecturalStyle Carolingian architecture
associatedWith Saint Boniface
burialPlaceOf Saint Boniface
country Germany
dissolutionEvent secularization in early 19th century
exemptFrom jurisdiction of local bishops
foundedBy Saint Sturm
Sturmius of Fulda
foundedUnderAuthorityOf Saint Boniface
foundingDate 744
function monastic school
pilgrimage site
scriptorium
grantedImmunityBy Pope Stephen II
Pope Zachary
grantedImperialImmediacyBy Charlemagne
hadBasilica Ratgar Basilica
hasRelicsOf Saint Boniface
heldImperialImmediacy Holy Roman Empire
heritage precursor of modern city of Fulda
knownFor Carolingian scholarship
center of learning
library
missionary activity
monastic reform
scriptorium
locatedIn East Francia
Fulda
Hesse
notableScholar Hrabanus Maurus
Rudolf of Fulda
Servatus Lupus of Ferrières
patronSaint Saint Boniface
politicalStatus imperial abbey
region Franconia
religiousAffiliation Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Benedictines
rite Latin Rite
ruleFollowed Rule of Saint Benedict
significantPeriod Carolingian Renaissance
successorInstitution Prince-Bishopric of Fulda
supportedBy Carolingian dynasty

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Einhard educatedAt monastery of Fulda
Einhard educatedAt Fulda Abbey
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Catholic Church hierarchy in the Holy Roman Empire governedTerritorialUnit Prince-Abbacy of Fulda
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Fulda hasPart Fulda monastery
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Fulda hasPart Fulda Cathedral
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Burg Steckelberg ownedBy Abbey of Fulda (historical)
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Franconian Circle containsTerritory Abbey of Fulda
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Frankish monasteries notableExample Fulda Abbey
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Conrad I of Germany burialPlace Fulda monastery
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Conrad I of Germany associatedWith Fulda Abbey
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Einhard placeOfEducation Monastery of Fulda
subject linked to: Einhart
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Einhard educatedAt Fulda Abbey
subject linked to: Einhart
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda cathedral Fulda Cathedral
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda historicalOrigin Abbey of Fulda
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda precededBy Territorial Abbey of Fulda
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda hasMajorShrine Fulda Cathedral
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda establishedFrom Abbey of Fulda
linked to: monastery of Fulda
Carolingian architecture notableExample Fulda Abbey
linked to: monastery of Fulda