Famous life · 1918
Count Keyserling's Raikküla
Raikküla manor passed to the Keyserlings in 1844 as the dowry of Count Georg Cancrin's daughter. Her husband, the geologist Alexander von Keyserling, was a friend of Otto von Bismarck, who visited Raikküla more than once. The philosopher Hermann von Keyserling lived here until 1918 and was the manor's last owner before it was expropriated in 1919. He later founded the School of Wisdom in Darmstadt and became famous for his 'Travel Diary of a Philosopher'. In the 1990s his son Arnold returned to Raikküla to continue the school.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Raikküla mõis läks 1844. aastal Keyserlingidele krahv Georg Cancrini tütre kaasavarana. Tema abikaasa, geoloog Alexander von Keyserling, oli Otto von Bismarcki sõber ja Bismarck käis Raikkülas korduvalt. Filosoof Hermann von Keyserling elas siin kuni 1918. aastani ja oli mõisa viimane omanik enne 1919. aasta võõrandamist. Hiljem asutas ta Darmstadtis Tarkuse Kooli ja sai kuulsaks teosega "Ühe filosoofi reisipäevik". 1990. aastatel käis tema poeg Arnold Raikkülas Tarkuse Kooli jätkamas.
Source: Estonian Wikipedia: Hermann von Keyserling; Raikküla mõis ↗