Bebra

Bebra is a small city in Hersfeld-Rotenburg district in northeastern Hesse, Germany. The name Bebra came from Biberaho. Later this became first Bibera, after which contemporary call Bebra. In 786, the town had its first documentary mention in an estate directory of the Hersfeld Abbey, that is confirmed as having been built in 769. The reason for the mention became that Bebra was donated to the Abbey to cover meals demands, therefore main to the belief that the listing itself, and thereby Bebra's existence as well, move lower back some years further than that.

For the subsequent several centuries the agreement become specially a huge farming village, despite the fact that important, closely used roads already met at this spot quite early on. For one, there was the road to the east main through way of Eisenach to Halle. For any other, there has been the postal road jogging alongside the Fulda valley linking the place with southern Germany. Nevertheless, at that point the location turned into ruled by means of Rotenburg, lying 6 km away, which enjoyed status as a small house city.