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The state was named after the Thuringii tribe who occupied it the the territory in AD 300.

Thuringia came under Frankish domination in the 6th century. Thuringia became a landgraviate in 1130 AD

(Landgraviate was a title used in the Holy Roman Empire). Thuringia has gone through many wars it has been conquered

by many countries even the U.S during WWI. Does not have a lot of historical sites but, the ones it does have are major curturial sites

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1. Born: August 28, 1749

2. Died: March 22, 1832

3. His body of work includes epic and lyric poetry written in a variety of metres and styles

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1.) The biggest attraction is the Kraemerbruecke, or Kraemer Bridge - at 120 meters (130 yards), it's the longest inhabited bridge in Europe.

2.) The old center lies in the shadows of the enormous Mariendom Cathedral.

3.)The Severins Church also showdows the center. Just 25 kilometers to the east is the town of Weimar.

4.Thuringia is home of two famous poets Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller.

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Has 4 big rivers inside the state - Unstrut, Werra, Lim, and Saale.

Hilly and kind of flat up north and more mountainous and hilly down south.

Most of the state is covered in dense forest.

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Weimar, Jena, Bad Liebenstein,

Eisenorh, Gera, Gotha, limenau

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Country - Germany (Deutschland)

English Name - Thuringia

German Name - Thüringen

Capital - Erfurt