The Roman-late-ant-influenced south-west gained great importance, especially in the Staufer period, as a central landscape within the medieval empire until the middle of the 13th century. In the sixth delivery to the royal residences in today's state of Baden-Württemberg, ten sites are documented. The actions of the East Franconian-German travel kingdom in the various places as well as their framework conditions are discussed according to a uniform scheme. Not only addressed to experts, the sub-volume reveals the written sources as well as the archaeological-art-historically relevant testimonies.