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| '''Konrad III von Feuchtwangen''' was the 13th ] of the ] between ] and ]. In the first year of his term, the ] captured ], the last ] of the ] in the ]. | '''Konrad III von Feuchtwangen''' was the 13th ] of the ] between ] and ]. In the first year of his term, the ] captured ], the last ] of the ] in the ]. | ||
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Konrad III von Feuchtwangen was the 13th Grand Master of the Teutonic Order between 1290 and 1297. In the first year of his term, the Muslims captured Akko, the last fortress of the Crusaders in the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
Von Feuchtwangen moved the Order's headquarter to Venice as at the time of the captre it was in Akko.
| Preceded byBurkhard von Schwanden | Grand Master of the Teutonic Order 1290-1296 |
Succeeded byGottfried von Hohenlohe |