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von und zu Manndorff zu Pfannhofen und Wissenau are an Austrian nobility family, more specifically the Uradel (old nobility). They are among the oldest Carinthian noble families still in existence today.

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Besides the Metnitz family, the Manndorffs are the oldest non-extinct family belonging to Carinthian nobility. The spelling of the name changed between Manndorff, Manndorf, Mandorf, Mondorf, Monsdorf, Mansdorf, and Manstorff.

The first bearer of the name, Harte Manus miles de Mondorf, appears mentioned in February 1214 before Acre in the Kingdom of Jerusalem as a witness to a deed of gift from the Wicard of Karlsperg, who transferred one of his Carinthian estates to the St. Johannis hospital in Jerusalem. Besides this Manndorff other members of long-established Carinthian nobility, namely Silberberg, Gurniz and Perneck—who were on a pilgrimage in the Holy land with the Wicard of Karlsperg--, were also witnesses to the deed. The exact origin of this first Manndorff and his ancestors remains unclear.

In a legend—written down in the castle of Manndorf in the year of 1688 by Freiherr Georg Siegmund, Baron von und zu Manndorff—titled "Manndorferischem Stamen Paumb" (loosely translated from German "Family Tree of the Manndorff's"), the Duke of Württemberg in 1118 acquainted a big and wild man, who the Prince married to a tall woman. After they had many children, most of them male, the Prince gave them all
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 von und zu Manndorff zu Pfannhofen und Wissenau are an Austrian nobility family, more specifically the Uradel (old nobility). They are among the old Carinthian noble families still in universe today. 

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 Besides the Metnitz family, the Manndorffs are the oldest non - extinct family belonging to Carinthian nobility. The spelling of the name change between Manndorff, Manndorf, Mandorf, Mondorf, Monsdorf, Mansdorf, and Manstorff. 

 The first bearer of the name, Harte Manus miles de Mondorf, appears mentioned in February 1214 before Acre in the Kingdom of Jerusalem as a spectator to a deed of gift from the Wicard of Karlsperg, who transferred one of his Carinthian estates to the St. Johannis hospital in Jerusalem. Besides this Manndorff other members of long - build Carinthian nobility, namely Silberberg, Gurniz and Perneck — who were on a pilgrimage in the Holy land with the Wicard of Karlsperg--, were also witnesses to the deed. The exact origin of this first Manndorff and his ancestors remains unclear. 

 In a caption — spell down in the castle of Manndorf in the class of 1688 by Freiherr Georg Siegmund, Baron von und zu Manndorff — entitle " Manndorferischem Stamen Paumb " (broadly translated from German " Family Tree of the Manndorff's "), the Duke of Württemberg in 1118 acquainted a big and wild man, who the Prince married to a tall woman. After they get many children, most of them male, the Prince gave them all
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voN uNd Zu ManNdorFF ZU pfanNhoFen uNd WisSenau are an AusTriAn noBIliTy famIly, moRe spEcIficaLly the uradeL (oLd nobility). They aRe amOng the oldEst caRinThIan noBLe famiLieS stIll in exIstence TOdaY.

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besides the Metnitz fAmILY, tHe ManndoRffs arE ThE oLDest non-eXtIncT famILY beloNginG To carinthiAn nobiLItY. THe spellInG of the NaMe cHanGed beTWeen manndoRff, ManndOrf, MaNDorf, Mondorf, MonSDorf, Mansdorf, aND MANStORff.

THe fIrst bearer oF the NAme, HArte mAnUs mILes de mondoRf, APpEArs mentioned in FebruArY 1214 beforE Acre In the Kingdom oF Jerusalem AS A Witness tO a deED oF Gift from the WicArd of karlsperg, wHO transfeRred oNe of his CArinthian ESTates to tHe ST. JoHanNis HOSpItal in JerusalEM. besiDeS this MaNndOrff othEr mEmbErs Of lOnG-establisHed CarinThIaN nObIliTy, namELy SilberBeRg, GUrNiz And PeRNeck—whO were On a pIlGrIMagE in the HOLy LANd wiTh ThE WicArd Of karlsPerg--, WEre Also witNesses to tHe dEEd. ThE eXaCt origiN of this first MAnNdorff and hIs AncEstors REMains uncLear.

In a legend—written dowN In the caStlE of MaNndoRf in the yeAr oF 1688 by FreIheRR Georg siegmuNd, BarOn Von UND zu MaNNDoRff—TiTled "ManndoRFEriSchem stAmen paumb" (loOsely translated froM gerMan "Family Tree Of tHe MaNNDoRff'S"), ThE dukE oF würTTEmberg in 1118 acquainTed a big and WiLD mAn, who the PrINce MaRried to A tall woMan. AfTEr they hAd many chiLdren, most Of Them MALe, tHe Prince gaVe them alL
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von u nd  zu Manndorff z u Pf annhofenund  W iss en au ar e  an Au str ian  nobili ty fami l y,mo r e sp ecifically the Ura de l (o ld nobil ity).T he ya re among  t heolde s t  Cari nthi a nnoble fa milies st il l in ex is tenceto day .
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B esides  the Met nitzf amily, the Man n dorffs are th e  o l d es t  non -ex tinct famil y be l ongi ng t o  C ari n thian  nobi li t y. The spelling of the  n ame ch anged  between Mann dorff, Man n d o rf, Mand orf, Mo n dorf, Monsdorf , Man sdorf, and Manstorf f.

T he first  bearer o f the name , H art e M anu s mi les de Mondor f ,  app ea rs ment ion ed in F ebr uar y 1 214  b efore Acr e in the  K in gd om  of  Jeru s alem asawit ne ssto ad eed of  gift  fro mth e  Wi card of Ka r l sper g,  w ho t ran sf erred  one ofhis Car inthian e sta t es t oth e St. J ohannis hospi ta l in Jerus al em.  Besid e s  this Ma nndorff other members o f  long-e sta blish ed C arinthian  no bility , n a mely S ilberb erg,Gu rni z and P e r ne ck— wh o were ona pil grima ge  inthe Hol y land with the Wi c ard  of Karlsperg --,  wer e al sow it n ess es tot h e deed. The exa ct originof th is first M a nnd or ff andhis anc estor s  remain s unclear .

In a l eg end— w r itt en down in  the cas tle of Ma n ndorf in  theyea r of 1 68 8 b y Fre iherrG eor g Sie gmund,  B aron v on un dzu Mannd orff—titled "Manndorfer ischem  Stam enPaumb" (l oos e lytranslate d fr om German"Fa mil y Tre e o f  theMann d or ff' s "), t he D u ke of Wür t te mbe r g  i n 1118 acqu a i n ted  a bi g a n d wild  man , who the Princem arried to a ta ll w o m an.  Af t er t he y had many chi ldr en , most ofth em male, th e Prince  g a ve th em all 
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von und zu Manndorff zu Pfannhofen und_Wissenau_are an Austrian_nobility family, more specifically the Uradel (old nobility). They_are among the oldest Carinthian noble_families still in_existence_today.

Origin_

Besides the Metnitz family,_the Manndorffs are the oldest non-extinct_family belonging to Carinthian nobility. The_spelling of the name changed between Manndorff,_Manndorf, Mandorf, Mondorf, Monsdorf, Mansdorf, and_Manstorff.

The first bearer of the_name, Harte_Manus miles de Mondorf, appears_mentioned in February_1214 before_Acre in the_Kingdom of Jerusalem as a witness_to a deed_of gift from the Wicard of_Karlsperg,_who transferred one_of_his_Carinthian estates_to the St._Johannis_hospital in_Jerusalem._Besides this Manndorff other members of_long-established_Carinthian nobility, namely Silberberg, Gurniz and Perneck—who_were on a pilgrimage_in_the Holy land with_the Wicard of Karlsperg--, were_also witnesses to the deed. The_exact origin_of this_first Manndorff and his ancestors remains unclear.

In a legend—written down in_the castle of Manndorf in the_year of 1688 by_Freiherr Georg_Siegmund,_Baron von und_zu_Manndorff—titled "Manndorferischem_Stamen Paumb" (loosely translated from German "Family_Tree of_the Manndorff's"), the Duke of Württemberg_in 1118 acquainted a_big_and wild man, who the Prince_married to a tall woman. After_they had many children, most_of_them_male, the Prince gave them_all