Edingen Neckarhausen

Edingen Neckarhausen is a municipality within the district of Rhein Neckar Kreis, in Baden Wurttemberg, Germany. It is situated at the left financial institution of the Neckar. Edingen Neckarhausen lies approximately 12 km south east of Mannheim and incredibly nearer northwest of Heidelberg. Directly on the other financial institution of the Neckar is the metropolis of Ladenburg. Edingen and Neckarhausen had been settled because the time of the Celts, due to the mild climate and fertile soil. Edingen changed into first mentioned inside the Lorsch codex on 17 November 765 in a supply document of the Lorsch Abbey, wherein the village became granted to Lopodonum.

The manor of Edingen belonged to the Imperial Abbey of Lorsch and the Bishopric of Worms. At the end of the 12^th century, the count palatine took over lordship of the metropolis till 1802. Shortly after Edingen, Neckarhausen became cited inside the Lorsch codex for the primary time on 26 June 773. Between the quit of the 14^th century and 1705, the Bishopric of Worms and the counts Palatine shared lordship over the city. Afterwards, lordship fell to the Palatinate on my own.