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Spøkjakt (Ghosthunt) - Munkeby Abbey Ruin

Munkeby klosterruin er restene av et cistercienserkloster som ligger nær Okkenhaug i Levanger kommune i Trøndelag. Klosteret ble trolig bygget på siste halvdel av 1100-tallet, sannsynligvis av engelske munker, og var i bruk før 1180. Det var et av fire cistercienserklostre for menn i Norge i middelalderen. Klostret ble etablert før 1180, trolig av engelske cisterciensermunker. Klosteret var sannsynligvis ikke aktivt lenge og ble trolig nedlagt allerede på 1200-tallet, muligens i forbindelse med opprettelsen av Tautra kloster i 1207. Den lokale tradisjonen har alltid villet forklare kirkeruinene som rester etter et kloster, men historikere og arkeologer var lenge skeptiske. I 1906 ble det imidlertid oppdaget et brev fra 1475 i Vatikanets arkiver. Brevet omhandler gjenreisning av et cistercienserkloster ved Munkeby som har ligget øde i lang tid. Klosterets eksistens kunne ikke lenger trekkes i tvil. Etter 1475 tjente kirken som sognekirke. Et brannlag inne i kirken og spor i murene tyder på at kirken er blitt utsatt for brann minst en gang. Etter at kirken ble nedlagt som sognekirke i 1587 ble stein fra bygningen brukt til bygningsmateriale på gårdene omkring. Ruinene har vært i Fortidsminneforeningens eie siden 1967.🥀 English translation: Munkeby Abbey Ruins are the remains of a Cistercian monastery located near Okkenhaug in Levanger municipality in Trøndelag. The monastery was probably built in the latter half of the 12th century, probably by English monks, and was in use before 1180. It was one of four Cistercian monasteries for men in Norway in the Middle Ages. The monastery was established before 1180, probably by English Cistercian monks. The monastery was probably not active for long and was probably closed down already in the 13th century, possibly in connection with the establishment of Tautra Monastery in 1207. Local tradition has always wanted to explain the church ruins as the remains of a monastery, but historians and archaeologists were long skeptical. In 1906, however, a letter from 1475 was discovered in the Vatican archives. The letter deals with the rebuilding of a Cistercian monastery at Munkeby that had been deserted for a long time. The existence of the monastery could no longer be doubted. After 1475 the church served as a parish church. A fire layer inside the church and traces in the walls indicate that the church has been exposed to fire at least once. After the church was closed as a parish church in 1587, stone from the building was used as building material on the surrounding farms. The ruins have been owned by the Norwegian Historical Monuments Association since 1967.🥀 https://www.tiktok.com/@spooky_advent...   / spookyadventuresnorway   https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Homepage: https://www.spookyadventures.no/ If you have any suggestions to video you want us to make or places you want us to visit, leave a comment or e-mail us at: [email protected] 👻 Follow Us 👻 Like Us 👻 Subscribe 👻 👻 Follow us on our paranormal journey! 👻 Copyright © Spooky Adventures 2024