List of the abbots and bishops of Fulda
Abbots and prince abbots of the Fulda monastery or bishops and prince-bishops of the Fulda diocese :
Abbots
# | Dept | Term of office | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
1. | Sturmius | 744-779 | |
2. | Baugulf of Fulda | 779-802 | |
3. | Ratgar | 802-817 | |
4th | Eigil from Fulda | 818-822 | |
5. | Rabanus Maurus | 822-842 | |
6th | Hatto I of Fulda | 842-856 | |
7th | Thioto | 856-869 | |
8th. | Sigihart | 869-891 | |
9. | Huoggi | 891-915 | |
10. | Helmfried | 915-916 | |
11. | Haicho | 917-923 | |
12. | Hildebert of Mainz | 923-927 | |
13. | Hadamar | 927-956 | |
14th | Hatto II. | 956-968 | |
15th | Werinheri | 968-982 | † October 30, 982 in Lucca , on the way back to Germany after the lost battle at Cape Colonna ; buried in Borgo San Donnino (today Fidenza ) near Parma. |
16. | Branthoh I. | 982-991 | |
17th | Hatto III. | 991-997 | |
18th | Erkanbald | 997-1011 | |
19th | Branthoh II. | 1011-1013 | |
20th | Poppo | 1013-1018 | also abbot of Lorsch Abbey |
21st | Richard of Fulda | 1018-1039 | from 1012 to 1039 abbot Richard I of the Amorbach monastery in the Odenwald, from 1018 also abbot of the Fulda monastery. Died in 1039 and buried in the Neuenberg monastery. |
22nd | Sigiwart | 1039-1043 | |
23. | Rohing | 1043-1047 | |
24. | Egbert von Münsterschwarzach | 1047-1058 | |
25th | Siegfried I. | 1058-1060 | |
26th | Widerad from Eppenstein | 1060-1075 | |
27. | Ruothart | 1075-1096 | |
28. | Godefrid | 1096-1109 | |
29 | Wolf helmet | 1109-1114 | |
30th | Erlolf von Bergholz | 1114-1122 | |
31. | Ulrich von Kemnaten | 1122-1126 | |
32. | Heinrich I of Kemnaten | 1126-1132 | |
33. | Bertho I. von Schlitz | 1132-1134 | |
34. | Konrad I. | 1134-1140 | |
35. | Aleholf | 1140-1148 | |
36. | Rugger I. | 1148 | |
37. | Heinrich II of Bingarten | 1148-1149 | |
38. | Markward | 1150-1165 | |
39. | Gernot of Fulda | 1165 | |
40. | Hermann | 1165-1168 | |
41. | Burchard Count of Nürings | 1168-1176 | |
42. | Rugger II. | 1176-1177 | |
43. | Konrad II. | 1177-1192 | |
44. | Henry III. from Kronberg | 1192-1216 | |
45. | Hartmann I. | 1216-1217 | |
46. | Kuno of Fulda | 1217-1221 |
Prince abbots
Prince-bishops
# | bishop | Term of office | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
1. | Amand von Buseck | 1737-1756 | Prince-Bishop from 1752 |
2. | Adalbert II von Walderdorff | 1757-1759 | |
3. | Henry VIII of Bibra | 1759-1788 | |
4th | Adalbert III. from Harstall | 1789-1814 | Prince-Bishop until 1802 |
Bishops
# | bishop | Term of office | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
Heinrich von Warnsdorf | 1814-1817 | Apostolic Vicar | |
Sedis vacancy | 1817-1828 | ||
5. | Johann Adam Rieger | 1828-1831 | |
6th | Johann Leonhard Pfaff | 1832-1848 | |
7th | Christoph Florentius Kött | 1848-1873 | |
Sedis vacancy | 1873-1881 | ||
8th. | Georg von Kopp | 1881-1887 | |
9. | Joseph Weyland | 1888-1894 | |
10. | Georg Ignaz Comp | 1894-1898 | |
11. | Adalbert Endert | 1898-1906 | |
12. | Joseph Damian Schmitt | 1907-1939 | |
13. | Johann Baptist Dietz | 1939-1958 | |
14th | Adolf Bolte | 1959-1974 | |
15th | Eduard Schick | 1975-1982 | |
16. | Johannes Dyba | 1983-2000 | personal title archbishop |
17th | Heinz Josef Algermissen | 2001-2018 | |
18th | Michael Gerber | from 2019 |
literature
- Josef Leinweber: The Fulda Abbots and Bishops , Frankfurt am Main, 1989, ISBN 3-7820-0585-6
- Konrad Lübeck: The Fulda abbots and prince abbots of the Middle Ages , 31st publication of the Fulda History Association, Fulda, 1952
See also
Web links
Commons : Bishops of Fulda - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ Michael Mott : Abbot Werinheri and the unfortunate campaign of 982; With 60 armored riders at Otto II's side in southern Italy , in: Buchenblätter ( Fuldaer Zeitung ), 89th volume, No. 12, June 13, 2016, pp. 45–46.
- ↑ Inauguration in the New Year Information on bistum-fulda.de, accessed on December 13, 2018