Hermann von Lüchow

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Hermann von Lüchow (also Hermann von Luchow ; † after 1333 ) was a scribe and protonotary in the Mark Brandenburg .

Life

Hermann was the scribe of numerous documents from Margrave Waldemar since 1310 . In 1319 he was named canon in Lebus . After Margrave Waldemar's death, Hermann von Lüchow worked for his widow Agnes from 1320 to 1322.

From 1324 Hermann was a scribe for the new Margrave Ludwig . In 1327 the latter issued an order to the councils of Berlin and Cölln to arrest Hermann because he had abused a seal. In 1329 Hermann became protonotary for Ludwig. He was mentioned for the last time in 1333.

It is questionable whether he is identical to a Hermann von Lüchow in 1348.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Herbert Ludat: Diocese of Lebus. Studies on the question of founding and the development and economic history of its Silesian-Polish possessions , Weimar 1942. p. 264 A.1 , in a document that claimed that the diocese was once founded in Red Ruthenia!
  2. ^ Gaby Huch, Wolfgang Ribbe: Regest of the documents on the history of Berlin / Cölln in the Middle Ages (1327 to 1499). Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag 2008. p. 85
  3. ↑ Samuel Buchholtz : Attempt a history of the Churmarck Brandenburg. Second part. Berlin 1765. p. 485
personal data
SURNAME Hermann von Lüchow
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hermann von Luchow
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Schreiber and protonotary in the Mark Brandenburg
DATE OF BIRTH 13th Century
DATE OF DEATH after 1333