Johann Nepomuk von Edling

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Johann Nepomuk Jakob Reichsgraf and Edler Herr von Edling , Slovenian Janez Nepomuk Jakob grof Edling (born May 1, 1747 in Görz , † April 13, 1793 in Vienna ) was an Austrian administrative lawyer, administrator of the Bischoflack rule and a Slovenian school reformer.

Johann Nepomuk Count Edling

Life

Johann Nepomuk Jakob Reichsgraf von Edling came from the old noble family von Edling , who had lived in the county of Gorizia since the 16th century . He was the eldest son of Count Albert / Albrecht (1718–), ruler of Haidenschaft / Ajdovščina, imperial-royal captain of Flitsch / Bovec , and his wife Charlotte (1727–), daughter of Anton Johann Nicolaus Graf von Saurau and dame of the Star Cross . Johann Baptist Aloysius von Edling (1753-1830) was his younger brother.

After completing his studies, he became administrator of the properties of the Hochstift Freising in the Krain , rule and city of Bischoflack . As a provincial governing council in the Duchy of Carniola , he took care of the reform of the trivial schools . Under him, a basic set of teaching material in Slovene was created for the first time. He was a member of the Academia Operosum , the predecessor of today's Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts .

From 1791 he was on the board of directors of the Czech-Austrian court chancellery in Vienna, responsible for matters relating to schools within Austria .

Since May 8, 1774 he was married to Maria Anna, imperial free of Welden zu Laupheim (born October 22, 1755), lady of the Star Cross , a relative (niece?) Of Freising Prince-Bishop Ludwig Joseph von Welden .

Awards

Fonts

  • General state normal school regulations according to the kk decree. Laybach near Eger 1775.
  • Demands on schoolmasters and teachers in trivial schools. German and Slovenian. Laybach 1778
  • Core of the method book in Carniolicum versum et Augustiss. Mariae Teresiae Imp.dedicatum. Vienna: Kurzboeck 1777
  • Isenz and Laybach, an idyll. Augsburg: Lotter. 1781
( Digitized version )
  • A thought from the Count and Herr von Edling to a young bard Freyherrn von S., a poetic epistle. Laybach 1781.

literature

  • Johann Baptist Witting: Contributions to the genealogy of the Ukrainian nobility. In: Yearbook of the kk heraldische Gesellschaft Adler zu Wien NF 4 (1894), pp. 89–146, especially pp. 105–108
  • Kidrič, Francè: Edling, Janez Nepomuk Jakob, grof (1751–1793). Slovenska biografija. Slovenska akademija znanosti in umetnosti, Znanstvenoraziskovalni center SAZU, 2013. http://www.slovenska-biografija.si/oseba/sbi178715/#slovenski-biografski-leksikon (July 21, 2016). Izvirna objava v: Slovenski bijografski leksikon: 1. zv. Abraham - Erberg. Izidor Cankar et al. Ljubljana, Zadružna gospodarska banka, 1925.
  • Jevnikar, Martin: Edling, Janez Nepomuk Jakob, grof (1751–1793). Slovenska biografija. Slovenska akademija znanosti in umetnosti, Znanstvenoraziskovalni center SAZU, 2013. http://www.slovenska-biografija.si/oseba/sbi178715/#primorski-slovenski-biografski-leksikon (July 21, 2016). Izvirna objava v: Primorski slovenski biografski leksikon: 1. snopič A - Bartol, 1. knjiga. Uredniški odbor Gorica, Goriška Mohorjeva družba, 1974.

Web links

Commons : Johann Nepomuk Edling  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ According to the Slovenska biografija (lit.): in the Danube
  2. ↑ See Erwin Köstler : From the cultureless people to the European avant-garde: main lines of translation, presentation and reception of Slovenian literature in German-speaking countries. (Interactions: Austrian literature in an international context ISSN  1424-7674 9) Bern etc .: Peter Lang 2006 ISBN 9783039107780 , p. 79 f.
personal data
SURNAME Edling, Johann Nepomuk von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Edling, Johann Nepomuk Jakob Reichsgraf and Edler Herr von (full name); Edling, Janez Nepomuk Jakob grof
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian administrative lawyer, administrator of the Bischoflack rule and Slovenian school reformer
DATE OF BIRTH May 1, 1747
PLACE OF BIRTH Gorizia
DATE OF DEATH April 13, 1793
Place of death Vienna