Anna von Weinburg
Anna von Weinburg (* before 1303 ; † 1353 ) was an abbess of the free worldly Buchau women's monastery in what is now Bad Buchau am Federsee .
Anna von Weinburg came from the noble family of the Lords of Stöffeln. A ruin of Stöffeln is located in the district of Metzingen . Anna's election as abbess was confirmed on April 14, 1303 in a certificate from the St. Stephan monastery in Konstanz . The following actions can be documented during her tenure as abbess:
- 1308 Establishment of an early mass in the parish church of Saulgau
- 1310 Approval of the donation of one of her servants to the Salem monastery
- 1345 enfeoffment of Rudolf von Reischach with the city of Straßberg and Strasbourg Castle
- 1351 Sale of the church set from Mittelbiberach and the Maierhof zu Reute to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Biberach
In 1347 the abbess was referred to as imperial duchess for the first time . Anna died in the year 1353. The tradition of the monastery and older literature reports from an abbess Katharina von Stöffeln. This cannot be confirmed according to the more recent literature.
literature
- Bernhard Theil: The free worldly women's monastery Buchau am Federsee . Ed .: Max Planck Institute for History (= Germania Sacra . NF 32). Walter de Gruyter, Berlin and New York 1994, ISBN 3-11-014214-7 , pp. 221-222 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bernhard Theil: The free worldly women's monastery Buchau am Federsee . Germania Sacra , Vol. NF 32, 1994, p. 221.
| predecessor | Office | Successor |
|---|---|---|
| Adelheid von Markdorf |
Abbess of Buchau 1303–1353 |
Adelhaid von Lupfen |
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Anna von Weinburg |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Abbess of the Buchau women's monastery |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1223 |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1265 |