Johann Georg Oppel

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Johann Georg Oppel , also Oppeln , von Oppel since 1635 , (born June 26, 1594 in Dresden ; † June 19, 1661 ibid) was an Electoral Saxon lawyer and real Privy Councilor , as well as an Imperial Councilor, Electoral Saxon Court and Justice Council, Chamber and Tax Director and Count of the Court of Palatinate . Oppel was lord of Lomnitz (from 1631), Gosda , Lampertswalde , Wellerswalde and Ober- and Nieder-Lichtenau .

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After studying law for seven years in Jena, Leipzig and Wittenberg as well as traveling through the Netherlands, England and France, Oppel became a respondent in Leipzig in 1616. He received his doctorate in Basel in 1621, after which he went to Gera as a Reussian court and government councilor. In 1629 he was electoral court and judicial councilor, in 1637 privy councilor and court palatinate count (Comes Palatinus). Oppel also became a Reichsgefreiter and chief tax collector.

In 1635 he was one of the co- negotiators in the Peace of Prague and in 1645 one of the three Saxon signers of the Kötzschenbroda Armistice , which effectively ended the Thirty Years' War for the Saxon troops .

With his wife Maria Sophia Oppel († 1680) he had the son Johann Georg von Oppel (1635–1696), who in turn produced the youngest son Siegmund Ehrenfried von Oppel (1687–1757).

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  1. Gut Gosda ( Sorbian Gózdź) was about 10 km west-southwest of Spremberg in the margravate of Niederlausitz . The estate and the village were completely devastated in 1968/69 in the course of lignite mining in the Welzow-Süd opencast mine . ( Archives of Vanished Places )