History

	935	16th May: Archbishop Odalbert von Salzburg confirms the acquisition of real estate: The deed is issued in Mühldorf; this is the first documentary evidence for the existence of Mühldorf.
	1190	King Henry VI bestows the right to establish a salt depository "in burgo suo muldorf" on Archbishop Adalbert II von Salzburg.
	1239	Mühldorf is called "civitas" (town) for the first time.
	1322	Decisive battle between Ludwig the Bavarian and Friedrich the Beautiful of Austria in a field near Mühldorf for the crown of the empire. The last significant battle of knights of the Middle Ages without fire weapons.
	1364	The Bavarians lay siege to Mühldorf in vain. First documentary evidence of fire weapons.
	1400	Councillor Niclas Grill has historical news entered into the town charter, one of the first chronicles in the German language.
	1522	Archbishop Matthäus Lang issues new by-laws (Stadtordnung) for Mühldorf. A provincial synod is held in Mühldorf.
	1640	The great fire of Mühldorf. More than 300 houses burn down.
	1802	Mühldorf is annexed to Bavaria
	1871	Opening of the railway line Munich - Mühldorf - Simbach
	1945	About 40% of the town is destroyed in two air raids.
	1996	The old oats barn "Haberkasten" is reopened as a centre for cultural events.
	1997	The new bridge across the river Inn is built.
	2002	200th anniversary of the affiliation of the former Salzburgian enclave Mühldorf to Bavaria. Extensive exhibition in the "Haberkasten" and a great variety of accompanying events in all districts of the town.
	Video films of historical events