Konrad von Thüngen

German nobleman and politician

Konrad von Thüngen - Leaders & Politicians
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A German nobleman, active during the late 15th to early 16th centuries. Held significant influence within regional politics and governance. His tenure was marked by involvement in the administrative affairs of the Holy Roman Empire. Played a role in various local noble assemblies and contributed to the political landscape of the time. Oversaw management of estates and participated in military endeavors during conflicts of the period.

Held various noble titles and estates

Participated in regional politics of the Holy Roman Empire

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