King Henry the Fowler stayed several times at Bodfeld, a royal hunting lodge or Königspfalz, demonstrably in 935, as did his successors of the Ottonian and Salian dynasty.
During the reign of King Henry the Fowler and his successors from the Ottonian and Salian dynasties, Bodfeld was used as a royal hunting lodge or Königspfalz. The king stayed there several times, including in 935, and so did his successors.