This Premonstratensian monastery was founded in 1124 for monks. A reference of 1138 refers only to male inhabitants. By 1201 the community had become a double house and reference is made to both fratres et sorores, brothers and sisters. Since 1227, however, the community was exclusively female. In 1519 the community ceased to adhere to the Premonstratensian order and became instead a chapter of canonesses. Final dissolution of the community occured in 1804.
The Haag preserves a copy of the monastery's statutes, Kgl. B, 128, G 21.
Handschriftenerbe des Deutschen Mittelalters, vol. 1, p. 78.
SCHOLTEN, Robert. Das Praemonstratenserinnen-Kloster Bedburg, Cleve, 1902.
Only one work from the community remains, a copy of their Statues, written in 1445 by Simon Bermen, preserved in the Haag.
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