Gebhard II of Grögling

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Gebhard II von Grögling († March 17, 1149 ) was Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt from 1125 to 1149.

origin

Gebhard II came from the von Grögling family of counts . The eponymous place is Grögling near Dietfurt an der Altmühl , today in the Upper Palatinate district of Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate . The family took on the name Hirschberg under Hartwig von Grögling-Dollnstein . Bishop Hartwig was Gebhard II's nephew.

Life

Gebhard II von Grögling took part in numerous diets and synods in the empire. Together with the Würzburg electors Gebhard von Henneberg , he attended a provincial synod in Mainz, but his confirmation was delayed because he received the regalia from King Lothar III. was still referred to as Elekt. The regalia were received on November 27, 1125 in Regensburg, where Gebhardt II was also mentioned as the advocate of the Augsburg bishop Hermann von Vohburg .

From Pope Eugene III. When asked, he began to return the Heidenheim Abbey to a monastery and encountered resistance from the clergy and their aristocratic relatives. This competition of strength was one of the reasons for the resignation of his successor Burchard .

literature

predecessor Office successor
Udalrich II. Bishop of Eichstätt
1125–1149
Burchard
counter-bishop Walbrun