Kulm

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Kulm, now known as Chełmno in Poland, is a historic town on the Vistula River notable for its medieval architecture and role in the history of Royal Prussia.

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Kulm canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former name of Chełmno
historic town
administrativeStatus seat of Chełmno County
charterType State of the Teutonic Order
surface form: Chełmno law

Kulm law
country Poland
foundedBy Teutonic Order
grantedTownRightsBy Teutonic Order
hasCurrentName Chełmno
hasGermanName Kulm self-link
hasHeritageStatus protected historic monument of Poland
hasLandmark Chełmno town hall
Cistercian-Benedictine monastery complex
Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
surface form: Gothic parish church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

medieval city walls with towers
hasPolishName Chełmno
hasPopulationCharacteristic small town
hasPostalCountryCode PL
hasReligiousBuilding multiple Gothic churches
hasTimezone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
historicalRole important town of Royal Prussia
regional trade center on the Vistula River
knownFor Gothic architecture
Renaissance architecture
historic Old Town
medieval town walls
well-preserved medieval urban layout
legalInfluence Kulm law used as model for other towns
locatedIn Chełmno County
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship NERFINISHED
north-central Poland
locatedInHistoricalRegion Pomerania
surface form: Pomerelia

Prussia
Royal Prussia
locatedNear Toruń
locatedOnRiver Vistula River
partOf German Empire
Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Polish People’s Republic
surface form: People's Republic of Poland

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Royal Prussia
Second Polish Republic
State of the Teutonic Order
Third Polish Republic
urbanLayout medieval grid plan

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Kulm hasGermanName Kulm self-link