Friedrich Stuhlmann (pastor)

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Friedrich Stuhlmann († after 1427 ) was pastor and councilor to Elector Friedrich I of Brandenburg .

Life

He came from a family in Upper Franconia . The electoral councilor Peter Stuhlmann and the later Chancellor and Bishop Friedrich Stuhlmann were related to him.

In 1401 he was pastor in Gesees . In 1402, Stuhlmann was mentioned for the first time as a pastor in Cadolzburg, the seat of Burgrave Friedrich I, who confirmed him a receipt for 21 guilders. In the following years he worked for Friedrich several times, in 1415 for the first time as electoral councilor after Friedrich had taken over the rule in Brandenburg. In 1419, Stuhlmann received funds from the Frauenroth Cistercian convent on behalf of Bishop George of Padua .

In 1427 Friedrich Stuhlmann was still a pastor in Cadolzburg when he decided on a dispute at the Ebrach monastery and appeared as a witness in a document from Bishop Konrad von Havelberg for the elector. Friedrich I deposited his will with him. This probably happened in 1437 when the first draft was being drawn up. Friedrich Stuhlmann died in 1437 or later.

literature

  • 109) Friedrich Stuhlmann ; in: Siegfried Hänle: Sketches on the history of Ansbach. Brügel, 1874, pp. 110-111. ( limited preview in Google Book search)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Johann G. Hübsch: Gesees and its surroundings. A historical attempt. Bayreuth 1842. p. 78
  2. ↑ 109) Friedrich Stuhlmann ; in: Siegfried Hänle: Sketches on the history of Ansbach. Brügel, 1874, pp. 110-111. ( limited preview in Google Book search)
  3. ^ Volume six. Documents of the Franconian Line. 1398-1411. Vol. 6, Ernst, 1860, p. 192. ( limited preview in the Google book search)
  4. ↑ Ludwig Bechstein (ed.): History and poems of the minnesinger Otto von Botenlauben. Count of Henneberg. With a document book and illustrations. Leipzig 1845. p. 85
  5. ^ Philipp Wilhelm Gercken : Codex diplomaticus Brandenburgensis. Volume VII. Stendal 1782. pp. 427f.
  6. ^ So the notes of Ludwig von Eyb, in Matthias Thumser (Ed.): Ludwig von Eyb the Elder (1417–1502), writings. (= Publications of the Society for Franconian History 1/6). Neustadt ad Aisch 2002. p. 69.
  7. ^ Christiane Schuchard: On the foundation activity of the Hohenzollern and their confidants in the Mark Brandenburg in the 15th and early 16th centuries. In: Peter Knüvener, Dirk Schumann (ed.): The Mark Brandenburg under the early Hohenzollern. Lukas Verlag, Berlin 2015. pp. 35–59, here pp. 37–38
  8. ^ Siegfried Hänle, Sketches, p. 110
  9. ↑ See comments in Siegfried Hänle, sketches, p. 110f.
personal data
SURNAME Armchair man, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Pastor and electoral councilor of Friedrich I of Brandenburg-Ansbach
DATE OF BIRTH 14th Century
DATE OF DEATH after 1427