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Français (France) Fondée par des moines cisterciens en 1140,
détruite lors des guerres de religion. Reconstruite au 17e et achevée en 1715. Inscrite
Monuments Historiques.
détruite lors des guerres de religion. Reconstruite au 17e et achevée en 1715. Inscrite
Monuments Historiques.
Espagnol Fundada por monjes cistercienses en 1140,
destruida durante las Guerras de Religión. Reconstruida en el siglo XVII y terminada en 1715. Inscrita en la lista de
Monumento Histórico.
destruida durante las Guerras de Religión. Reconstruida en el siglo XVII y terminada en 1715. Inscrita en la lista de
Monumento Histórico.
Allemand (Allemagne) 1140 von Zisterziensermönchen gegründet,
während der Religionskriege zerstört. Im 17. Jahrhundert wieder aufgebaut und 1715 fertiggestellt. Eingetragen unter
Historische Denkmäler.
während der Religionskriege zerstört. Im 17. Jahrhundert wieder aufgebaut und 1715 fertiggestellt. Eingetragen unter
Historische Denkmäler.
Néerlandais (Pays-Bas) Gesticht door cisterciënzer monniken in 1140,
verwoest tijdens de godsdienstoorlogen. Herbouwd in de 17e eeuw en voltooid in 1715. Geclassificeerd als
Historisch Monument.
verwoest tijdens de godsdienstoorlogen. Herbouwd in de 17e eeuw en voltooid in 1715. Geclassificeerd als
Historisch Monument.
Italien (Italie) Fondata dai monaci cistercensi nel 1140,
distrutta durante le guerre di religione. Ricostruita nel XVII secolo e completata nel 1715. Elencata a
Monumento storico.
distrutta durante le guerre di religione. Ricostruita nel XVII secolo e completata nel 1715. Elencata a
Monumento storico.
Anglais The abbey of Prébenoît is a Cistercian abbey, active from the twelfth century to the French Revolution, and largely destroyed in the nineteenth century.
It is in 1140 that the abbey of Dalon creates in the parish of Bétête, an abbey thanks to a donation carried out by the lord of Malval. This abbey receives the name of Prébenoît ("pre blessed"). The first abbot, presumably the founder, was called Pierre. The community of monks who settle there comes either from the abbey-mother, Dalon, or the abbey of Chatreix to Saint-Julien-le-Petit.
At the time of the French Revolution, the abbey, the buildings and the grounds of the abbey are declared national goods, then sold to a middle-class man, Henri Carbonnières, who however can not pay the purchase price completely. The buildings of the abbey are therefore attributed to the Legion of Honor, then transferred to the Sinking Fund in 1806, a
It is in 1140 that the abbey of Dalon creates in the parish of Bétête, an abbey thanks to a donation carried out by the lord of Malval. This abbey receives the name of Prébenoît ("pre blessed"). The first abbot, presumably the founder, was called Pierre. The community of monks who settle there comes either from the abbey-mother, Dalon, or the abbey of Chatreix to Saint-Julien-le-Petit.
At the time of the French Revolution, the abbey, the buildings and the grounds of the abbey are declared national goods, then sold to a middle-class man, Henri Carbonnières, who however can not pay the purchase price completely. The buildings of the abbey are therefore attributed to the Legion of Honor, then transferred to the Sinking Fund in 1806, a
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