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Am 23. Februar gründet der burgundisch-italienische Abt, Klosterreformer und Architekt Wilhelm von Dijon die Abtei Fruttuaria in San Benigno Canavese etwa 20 km nördlich von Turin. Stifter dieses Klosters sind Arduin, Markgraf von Ivrea und König von Italien, und dessen Ehefrau Berta, sowie Otto Wilhelm, Graf von Burgund, die zu seiner Verwandtschaft zählen. * 1. April: Erzbischof Heribert von Köln widmet das Kastell Deutz in das Benektinerkloster Abtei Deutz um. * 15. April: Benediktiner gründen das Kloster Ilsenburg.
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