No, it was not founded in 1123.
This famous ruin of an Abbey in the UK was founded in 1132. It was closed by Henry VIII in 1539. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Fountains Abbey ended in 1539.
Kamp Abbey was created in 1123.
Furness Abbey was created in 1123.
Which Abbey?
The group of monks that ran Fountains Abbey was known as the Cistercians. Founded in 1132, Fountains Abbey became one of the wealthiest and most influential Cistercian monasteries in England before its dissolution in the 16th century. The Cistercians were known for their strict adherence to the Rule of St. Benedict and their emphasis on simplicity and self-sufficiency.
Loc-Dieu Abbey was created in 1123.
Fountains Abbey, located in North Yorkshire, England, derives its name from the nearby River Skell, which was historically referred to as "Fountains." The abbey was founded in 1132 by a group of Cistercian monks seeking a more austere monastic life, moving from a nearby Benedictine monastery. The name reflects both the natural springs in the area and the abbey's tranquility, emphasizing the connection between the site and its serene surroundings.
it closed down in November 1539
J. Storer has written: 'Delineations, graphical and descriptive, of Fountains' Abbey, in the West Riding of the County of York' -- subject(s): Fountains Abbey (Ripon)
No, Henry VIII did not order the closure of Fountains Abbey in 1529. He ordered the closure in 1539 (not 1529) as part of the historic "Dissolution of the Monasteries".
Arthur Edward Henderson has written: 'Some Yorkshire abbeys then and now' 'Glastonbury Abbey' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Church history, Glastonbury Abbey 'Fountains Abbey, then and now' -- subject(s): Fountains Abbey (West Riding of Yorkshire, England) 'The abbey church of St. Mary, Coxwold (Byland)' -- subject(s): Byland Abbey (North Yorkshire, England), Church history 'Glastonbury Abbey: then and now'
abbey mount was founded in 1997