Carl Emil von Kardorff

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Carl Emil von Kardorff (born November 11, 1795 in Böhlendorf , † 1864 in Ratzeburg ) was a German administrative lawyer in the Danish service and the last Danish country drost in the Duchy of Saxony-Lauenburg .

Life

Carl Emil von Kardorff was the third son of the Danish officer August Nicolaus Carl von Kardorff . Wilhelm von Kardorff was his nephew.

He studied law at the Universities of Kiel, Heidelberg and Göttingen. During his studies he became a member of the Holsatia Kiel fraternity in 1814 and of the Old Kiel fraternity in 1815 . He passed his legal exam before the Gottorf Higher Court . He first became an auscultant at the Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburgische Canzlei in Copenhagen . After the early death of his uncle Wilhelm von Kardorff, he took over his position as bailiff in the office of Cismar in 1827 . In 1829 his mother died and he left the Böhlendorf estate to his older brother Friedrich Ernst von Kardorff in return for his share.

Then he was bailiff of the office Steinburg with seat in Itzehoe . In 1856 he became President of the Danish Government with the title Landdrost for the Duchy of Lauenburg, which has been in personal union with Denmark since 1815, with its seat in Ratzeburg. He was also president of the Lauenburg-Ratzeburg Biblical Society . Kardorff died shortly before the German-Danish War , as a result of which the Duchy of Lauenburg became Prussian. His successor and first Prussian district president was Ludwig Ferdinand Graf von Kielmannsegg .

Kardorff remained unmarried.

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Individual evidence

  1. Masch (lit.), p. 271