List of the bishops and archbishops of Paderborn
The following persons were bishops , prince-bishops (secular rulers of the prince-bishopric of Paderborn ) or archbishops of the (arch-) diocese of Paderborn since 806:
Bishops 806-1321
image | Surname | from | to | Remarks |
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Hathumar | 806 | 815 | ||
Badurad | 815 | 862 | ||
Luithard | 862 | 887 | ||
Biso | 887 | 900 | ||
Theodoric I. | 900 | 917 | ||
Unwan | 918 | 935 | ||
Dudo | 935 | 959 | ||
Volkmar OSB | 959 | 983 | ||
Rethar | 983 | 1009 | ||
My work | 1009 | 1036 | Immedinger | |
Rotho OSB | 1036 | 1051 | ||
Imad | 1051 | 1076 | Billunger | |
Poppo | 1076 | 1083 | ||
Heinrich I of Assel | 1083 | 1090 | ||
Heinrich II. Von Werl | 1084 | 1127 | ||
Bernhard I of Oesede | 1127 | 1160 | ||
Evergis | 1160 | 1178 | ||
Siegfried | 1178 | 1188 | from Hallermund? | |
Bernhard II of Ibbenbüren | 1188 | 1203 | ||
Bernhard III. from Oesede | 1204 | 1223 | ||
Thomas Olivier called the Saxon | 1223 | 1225 | ||
Wilbrand of Oldenburg | 1225 | 1228 | ||
Bernhard IV. To the lip | 1228 | 1247 | ||
Simon I. to the lip | 1247 | 1277 | ||
Otto von Rietberg | 1277 | 1307 | ||
Günther I. von Schwalenberg | 1307 | 1310 | ||
Dietrich II of Itter | 1310 | 1321 |
Prince-Bishops 1321–1802 / 03
From Bernhard V. zur Lippe onwards, the Paderborn bishops are considered to be prince-bishops in the modern sense, while the prince-bishopric of Paderborn has had independent rule since the return of the high bailiwick of the Counts of Schwalenberg in 1190.
image | Surname | from | to | Remarks |
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Bernhard V. zur Lippe | 1321 | 1341 | ||
Baldwin of Steinfurt | 1341 | 1361 | ||
Henry III. from Spiegel to Desenberg OSB | 1361 | 1380 | ||
Simon II of Sternberg | 1380 | 1389 | ||
Ruprecht von Berg | 1389 | 1394 | ||
Johann I of Hoya | 1394 | 1399 | 1399–1424 Bishop of Hildesheim | |
Bertrando d'Arvazzano | 1399 | 1401 | Only Italian bishop. | |
Wilhelm I. von Berg | 1401 | 1414 | ||
Dietrich III. from Moers | 1415 | 1463 | 1414–1463 Archbishop of Cologne | |
Simon III to the lip | 1463 | 1498 | ||
Hermann I of Hesse | 1498 | 1508 | 1480–1508 as Hermann IV Archbishop of Cologne | |
Erich von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen | 1508 | 1532 | 1508–1532 Bishop of Osnabrück , 1532 also Bishop of Münster | |
Hermann II of Wied | 1532 | 1547 | 1515–1547 Archbishop of Cologne | |
Rembert von Kerssenbrock | 1547 | 1568 | ||
Johann II of Hoya | 1568 | 1574 | 1553–1574 Bishop of Osnabrück , 1566–1574 Bishop of Münster , administrator | |
Salentin of Isenburg | 1574 | 1577 | 1567–1577 Archbishop of Cologne , Administrator, he was never ordained a bishop. | |
Heinrich IV of Saxe-Lauenburg | 1577 | 1585 | Protestant, administrator, he did not get the papal admission, cathedral chapter awaited papal threat of excommunication in the election of Henry IV. | |
Dietrich IV von Fürstenberg | 1585 | 1618 | Bishop of the Counter Reformation , unlike his predecessors, did not come from the imperial nobility, a representative of Tridentine reform Catholicism | |
Ferdinand I of Bavaria | 1618 | 1650 | Elected coadjutor in 1612 | |
Dietrich Adolf von der Recke | 1650 | 1661 | ||
Ferdinand II von Fürstenberg | 1661 | 1683 | ||
Hermann Werner von Wolff-Metternich to the canal | 1683 | 1704 | ||
Franz Arnold von Wolff-Metternich to the canal | 1704 | 1718 | from 1706 also Prince-Bishop of Münster | |
Clemens August I of Bavaria | 1719 | 1761 | ||
Wilhelm Anton von der Asseburg | 1763 | 1782 | ||
Friedrich Wilhelm von Westphalen | 1782 | 1789 | Elected coadjutor in 1773 | |
Franz Egon von Fürstenberg | 1789 | 1825 |
Franz Egon was the last in the line of prince-bishops of Paderborn , as the prince-bishopric of Paderborn lost its status as an independent territory of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation during his tenure .
Bishops 1802 / 03–1930
image | Surname | from | to | Remarks |
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Franz Egon von Fürstenberg | 1789 | 1825 | ||
Friedrich Klemens von Ledebur-Wicheln | 1825 | 1841 | ||
Richard Dammers | 1841 | 1844 | ||
Franz Drepper | 1845 | 1855 | ||
Konrad Martin | 1856 | 1879 | Deposed by the Prussian government in 1875 | |
Sedis vacancy | 1879 | 1882 | Because of the culture war , the Paderborn bishop's chair remained vacant until 1882 after the death of Konrad Martin. | |
Franz Kaspar Drobe | 1882 | 1891 | ||
Hubert Theophil Simar | 1891 | 1899 | Archbishop of Cologne from 1899 to 1902 | |
Wilhelm II. Schneider | 1900 | 1909 | ||
Karl Joseph Cardinal Schulte | 1910 | 1920 | Archbishop of Cologne from 1920 to 1941 |
Archbishops since 1930
image | Surname | from | to | Remarks |
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Caspar Klein | 1920 | 1941 | first archbishop from 1930 | |
Lorenz Cardinal Jaeger | 1941 | 1973 | ||
Johannes Joachim Cardinal Degenhardt | 1974 | 2002 | previously since July 1973 capitular vicar | |
Hans-Josef Becker | 2003 | previously diocesan administrator since 2002 |
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Drewes: 1997: 41
Coordinates: 51 ° 43 ′ 8.2 " N , 8 ° 45 ′ 21.8" E