Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Dispositio Achillea (also: Constitutio Achillea or Achillean House Law), was the disposition of the territories of Elector Albert III Achilles of Brandenburg as regulated in his last will and testament of 1473.In particular, the Achillea Dispositio stipulated that the Mark Brandenburg was to remain undivided and to be inherited in its entirety by the eldest son (at Albrecht Achilles death, that would be John Cicero).. }
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- Dispositio_Achillea comment "The Dispositio Achillea (also: Constitutio Achillea or Achillean House Law), was the disposition of the territories of Elector Albert III Achilles of Brandenburg as regulated in his last will and testament of 1473.In particular, the Achillea Dispositio stipulated that the Mark Brandenburg was to remain undivided and to be inherited in its entirety by the eldest son (at Albrecht Achilles death, that would be John Cicero).".