Konrad, von Ammenhausen, active 14th century

LC control no.	n 83200488
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Konrad, von Ammenhausen, active 14th century *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Konrad, von Ammenhausen, 14th cent. Amelhusen, Konrad von, active 14th century Ammelshusen, Konrad von, active 14th century Ammenhausen, Conrad von, active 14th century Ammenhausen, Konrad von, active 14th century Ammenhûsen, Cůnrat von, active 14th century Ammenhûsen, Kuonrât von, active 14th century Conrad, von Ammenhausen, active 14th century Cůnrat, von Ammenhûsen, active 14th century Konrad von Ammenhausen, active 14th century Konrad, von Amelhusen, active 14th century Konrad, von Ammelshusen, active 14th century Kunrat, von Ammenhausen, active 14th century Kuonrât, von Ammenhûsen, active 14th century Von Ammenhausen, Konrad, active 14th century
Beginning date	13
Located	Stein am Rhein (Switzerland)
Place of birth	Ammenhausen (Herdern, Switzerland) Thurgau (Switzerland)
Field of activity	Monasticism and religious orders Priesthood Poetry
Affiliation	Benedictines Kloster St. Georgen zu Stein am Rhein (Stein am Rhein, Switzerland)
Profession or occupation	Monks Priests Poets 2 lcsh
Found in	Konrad von Ammenhausen, Das Schachzabelbuch, 1981 (a.e.) t.p. (Konrad von Ammenhausen) p. vii (monk; XIV cent.) Kosch, 1953 (Konrad von Ammenhausen) Gr. Brockh., 1931 (Konrad von Ammenhausen) Br. Museum, 1962 (Konrad von Ammenhausen) Konrad, von Ammenhausen. Das Schachzabelbuch Kunrats von Ammenhausen, Mönchs und Leutpriesters zu Stein am Rhein, 1892: title page (genitive case: Kunrats von Ammenhausen, Mönchs und Leutpriesters zu Stein am Rhein) pages I-III (the estate Ammenhausen now belongs to the community of Lanzenneu[n]forn; Kunrat von Ammenhausen, monk, called himself after this property; finished Schachzabelbuch in 1337, not yet an old man; thus probably born between approximately 1280 and 1290; name spelled Kuonrât (Cůnrat) von Ammenhûsen, as in an acrostic at the end of his poem; modernized as Kunrat; a single document has Am[m]elshusen) columns 836-840 (acrostic in verses 19233-19336: "Dis Buch tiht ich Cunrat von Ammenhvsen in der Stat ze Stein, da ich Münich und Lütpriester wuas. Ich kvnde es niht getihten bas") Ott, Norbert H. "Konrad von Ammenhausen," in Neue deutsche Biographie, v. 12 (1979), pages 535-536, viewed online, October 18, 2018 (Konrad von Ammenhausen, author of the second German verse adaptation of the "Schachzabelbuch," a Latin prose treatise by Jacobus de Cessolis; monk in the Benedictine cloister Sankt Georgen, Stein am Rhein, and lay priest in Stein am Rhein; called "Cůnrat von Ammenhvsen" in an acrostic in his Schachzabelbuch, that is, Ammenhausen in Thurgau; "niht gar alt" in 1337, when his poem was completed, therefore probably born around 1280-1290); the only known document mentioning him refers to him with other "conventualibus in Stain" as a "fratre dicto de Amelhusen [sic]") <https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/pnd118713914.html#ndbcontent> Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, October 18, 2018 (Konrad, von Ammenhausen; gender: male; variant names: Ammenhausen, Konrad von; Conrad, von Ammenhausen; Kunrat, von Ammenhausen; Ammenhausen, Conrad von; life dates: approximately 1st half of 14th century; Middle High German poet)
Not found in	Collier's Enc.; Enc. Americana; Enc. Britannica.
Associated language	gmh