PFORTA<\/h1><\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>Photo: Marcell Varadi<\/p>\n
Founding date: 1132<\/strong> (order number 60<\/strong> according to Janauschek)
\nDissolution date: <\/strong>1540
\nFiliation \/ mother monastery: <\/strong>Morimond-Kamp \/ Walkenried Monastery
\nDaughter monasteries: <\/strong>Altzelle Monastery, Stolpe Monastery, Leubus Monastery and two other monasteries<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>Pforte Monastery was first founded in 1132 as a daughter of Walkenried Monastery in Schm\u00f6lln. Hostilities from the Slavic-pagan population made it necessary to relocate to the Saale valley in 1137, which was cultivated by the monks mainly through viticulture and fruit growing. The Borsdorfer apple, the oldest German apple variety, is said to have its origins in the Morimond gray renette, which was given the name of the monastery farm.<\/p>\n<\/div>
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Photo: Marcell Varadi<\/p>\n
Founding date: 1132<\/strong> (order number 60<\/strong> according to Janauschek) Pforte Monastery was first founded in 1132 as a daughter of Walkenried Monastery in Schm\u00f6lln. Hostilities from the Slavic-pagan population made it necessary to relocate to the Saale valley in 1137, which was cultivated by the monks mainly through viticulture and fruit growing. The Borsdorfer apple, the oldest German apple variety, is said to have its origins in the Morimond gray renette, which was given the name of the monastery farm.<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nDissolution date: <\/strong>1540
\nFiliation \/ mother monastery: <\/strong>Morimond-Kamp \/ Walkenried Monastery
\nDaughter monasteries: <\/strong>Altzelle Monastery, Stolpe Monastery, Leubus Monastery and two other monasteries<\/p>\n<\/div>