Johann Andreas Baerenreiter, lord of Eichenbaum
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The ancient family of Baerenreiter founded and owned the small castle of Eichenbaum from generations: the legend says that Alfred, grand-grandfather of Johann Andreas, by following a bear during a hunt, found an oak tree with golden acorns and decided to build a castle around it. The young Johann Andreas, a bold and proud fighter, spent his life hunting and jousting, and sometimes served as a soldier of fortune for richer families of Carolingia.
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