Bartholomeus Tinnappel

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Bartholomeus Tinnappel (* in Reinfeld (Holstein) ; † July 29, 1566 at sea off Gotland ) was a mayor of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck .

Bartholomeus Tinnappel in the Mayor Gallery in Luebeck city hall (with family crest)

Life

Tinnappel came to Lübeck in 1500 and was elected to the city council in 1544, where he was the treasurer from 1562 to 1566. In 1564 the council elected him one of the city's mayors . He represented the city twice in 1544 and 1549 to King Christian III. of Denmark and in 1560 at the Diet of King Frederick II in Odense . He was a participant in the meeting in Segeberg in 1563 , which ruled on the war against Sweden , and represented the city in the same year at the peace conference in Rostock . He represented Lübeck at the Hanseatic Days of 1556, 1559, 1562 and 1564. As mayor and commanding admiral of the fleet, he fought a naval battle between the islands of Öland and Gotland with the Swedes under Claus Horn in the Three Crowns War in July 1566 . On the night of July 29, 1566, his ship sank with 14 other ships and 6,000 men from his fleet in a heavy storm in the roadstead off the Gotland city ​​of Visby . His sub-admiral, councilor Cordt Wolters , however, was barely rescued.

Tinnappels epitaph , painted by Jost de Laval , hangs in St. Mary's Church in Visby . His grave slab was documented in the Marienkirche in Visby in 1853.

literature

  • Emil Ferdinand Fehling : Lübeck Council Line Lübeck 1925, No. 657
  • Antjekathrin Graßmann (Ed.): Lübeckische Geschichte , 1989, ISBN 3-7950-3203-2
  • Hermann Kirchhoff: Sea power in the Baltic Sea II. Volume: Your influence on the history of the Baltic countries in the 19th century. In addition to an appendix on the prehistory of the Baltic Sea. Kiel 1908, pp. 286–289 digitized
  • G. Svahnström: The epitaph of the Lübeck mayor Bartholomeus Tinnappel in the Visbyer Domkirche in: Werner Paravicini (Hrsg.): Mare balticum contributions to the history of the Baltic Sea area in the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Kieler Historische Studien, Vol. 36, 1991 ISBN 978-3- 7995-7069-5

Individual evidence

  1. Lübeckische Geschichte, p. 422
  2. Heritage under water with illus.