Dietleb
Dietleb (also: Dietlieb; Diethlieb; Dethleb ; Czech: Dětleb ; * 1122 - † November 4, 1181 ) was Bishop of Olomouc .
Life
Dietleb is said to have been a son of the Moravian Duke Otto II . Dietleb's mother Sophia was a sister of Richinza, the wife of the Bohemian Duke Vladislav I. Sophias and Richinza's father was Count Heinrich von Berg from Württemberg .
After the death of the Olomouc bishop John IV. King Vladislav II. Dietleb nominated as his successor. The episcopal ordination is said to have taken place in 1174 by the Mainz Metropolitan .
It is known from Dietleb's tenure that in 1176 in Olomouc he donated a daily morning mass in honor of the Mother of God for the cathedral and St. Mauritius Church . In a dispute between Duke Konrad von Znojmo and Duke Soběslav II , he is said to have brought about a reconciliation between the two. Between 1174 and 1180 Dietleb appears more often in documents of the dukes Soběslav II and Friedrich as a witness.
literature
- Josef Matzke : Dietleb 1172–81 ("10th Bishop") . In: Moravian-Silesian Homeland . Born 1967, issue 1, pp. 272–274
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| John IV |
Bishop of Olomouc 1172–1181 |
Pilgrim |
John I | United with Prague 1087–1088 | Wezel (Czech: Vezel ) | Andreas I. | Heinrich I. | Peter I | John II | Heinrich II. Zdik | John III | John IV | Dietleb | Pilgrim | Kaim | Engelbert of Brabant | John V. Bavor | Robert | Wilhelm (Elekt) | Konrad von Friedberg | Bruno von Schauenburg | Theodoric von Neuhaus | John VI by Waldstein | Peter II of Konitz | Konrad I. | Henry III. | John VII Volek | John VIII. Očko of Wlašim | John IX from Neumarkt | Peter III Jelito | John X. Soběslav | Nikolaus von Riesenburg | John XI. Mráz | Latzek von Krawarn | Konrad II of Vechta | Wenceslaus Králík from Buřenice (administrator) | Albrecht von Březí (Elekt) | John XII. by Bucca | Conrad III. by Zwole | Paul of Miličin and Talmberg | John XIII Haes | Bohuslaus of Zwole | Protasius of Boskowitz and Černahora
Administrators of the cathedral chapter 1482–1484: Johannes Pauswangel, Alex von Iglau, Heinrich von Zwole | Johann Filipec (executive) | John XIV. Vitéz
administrators appointed by the Pope, did not reside in Olomouc 1487–1497: Ardicino della Porta , Johannes XV. Borgia
Administration by the canons 1490–1497: Konrad Altheimer , Daniel von Kosteletz, Johann von Jamnitz
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Dietleb |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Dietlieb; Diet love; Dethleb; Dětleb |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bishop of Olomouc |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 12th Century |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 4, 1181 |