Joachim Friedrich von Schlieben

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Joachim Friedrich von Schlieben (also Johann Friedrich von Schlieben ; † 1697 ) was state syndic and consistorial councilor of Lower Lusatia .

Life

He was a son of Lieutenant Colonel Adam von Schlieben on Falkenhain. Joachim Friedrich studied law. In 1663 he received the villages of Golzig and Kaden from his father.

In 1666 he became state syndic and acted as the spokesman for the estates before the ducal-Saxon councilor Georg Heinrich von Luckowien when the new Saxon sovereign rulership established an administration in Lower Lusatia. In 1668 von Schlieben was appointed as one of two secular consistorial councils of the newly founded Protestant consistory in Lübben . He had no offspring entitled to inherit.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Martin Ernst von Schlieffen: News from some houses of the families v. Slieffen or Schlieffen, from old age Sliwin or Sliwingen. Volume 1. Kassel 1784, p. 447
  2. ↑ Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts. Volume 35. Leipzig, Halle 1743. p. 51
  3. ↑ Ellen Franke: How it should be kept. Law and administration of justice in Lübben and Niederlausitz from the 16th century to the present. Lukas Verlag, Berlin 2014. p. 112.
personal data
SURNAME Schlieben, Joachim Friedrich von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schlieben, Johann Friedrich von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION State Syndic and Consistorial Councilor of Niederlausitz
DATE OF BIRTH 17th century
DATE OF DEATH 1697