Johann Schauenburg

Johann Schauenburg also: Johann Schoweborg, Johannes Schouwenborch, Johann Schotteborch or Schomberger (* around 1445, † around 1510), was provost of the Uetersen monastery .

Life

Provost Johann Schauenburg was Otto Schauenburg's successor and belonged to the Schauenburg family . It first appeared in 1470. He is mentioned as follows on an inscription on a brass candlestick: “Ao. Dni. MCCCC, do you scref in the LXX Jar (1470), do let Mester Johann Schoweboerg, Prowest to Utersten make his luechter her inne sune stede ”. In 1488 he is once called "Schomberger", once only with the first name "Johann" (March 25, 1488). In 1504 he and his brother Hinrich donated a golden chalice to the monastery church in Uetersen with the inscription: “Anno Dni. XV'IIII johannes schouwenborch he brother hinrick cius dederunt huc calicen aureum, orate pro eis “. In 1504 he was mentioned in documents several times, but was no longer the monastery provost during this time. During this time, Ketel and Benedikt von Ahlefeldt were the provosts of the monastery.

It was not until August 30, 1510 that he reappeared in a document from Count John IV, in which he confirmed him as a relative. During this time he was again the monastery provost and carried out the office until 1510. Johann Schauenburg died around 1510, and Johann von der Wisch was his successor .

Literature and Sources

• Johann Friedrich Camerer : News from the old and respectable monastery and fräuleinkloster, including the town of Uetersen. In: Johann Friedrich Camerer: Mixed historical-political news in letters from some strange areas of the duchies Schleßwig and Hollstein, their natural history and other rare antiquities. Theil 2. Korte, Flensburg et al. 1762, pp. 145-400.
• Christian Kuß : The former nunneries of Cistercienserodern in Holstein. 3. The Uetensen monastery. In: New citizenship magazine with special consideration for the duchies of Schleswig, Holstein and Lauenburg. Vol. 2, issue 3/4, 1834, ZDB -ID 526463-7 , pp. 797-848, here p. 825.
• Detlef Detlefsen : History of the Holstein Elbmarschen. Volume 2: From the passage of the marshes to the kings of Denmark, 1460, to the present. Self-published, Glückstadt 1892, p. 109.
• Hans F. Bubbe : Attempt of a chronicle of the city and the monastery Uetersen. Volume 1, Part 1: From the beginnings to the time of the Reformation. Heydorn, Uetersen / Holstein 1932, p. 56.
• Erwin Freytag : List of provosts and prioresses at the Cistercian nunnery and later noble monastery in Uetersen until around 1870. In: Yearbook for the Pinneberg district . 1970, pp. 37-43.
• Elsa Plath-Langheinrich : The monastery at the Uetersten End. A small guide through the historic park of the former Cistercian monastery and later aristocratic women's monastery Uetersen. CDC Heydorns Verlag, Uetersen 2008, ISBN 978-3-934816-04-6 .
• Elsa Plath-Langheinrich: From the Cistercian monastery to the aristocratic women's monastery in Uetersen in Holstein. From eight centuries. = Uetersen Monastery in Holstein. With Cistercian women and noble nuns through eight centuries. Wachholtz, Neumünster 2008, ISBN 978-3-529-02813-7 .
• Uetersen monastery archive

Individual evidence

1. ^ Landesarchiv Schleswig-Holstein : Pinneberg documents. Certificate No. 397.
2. ^ Landesarchiv Schleswig-Holstein: Documents from the Uetersen Monastery. Certificate No. 97.

predecessor	Office	successor
Otto Schauenburg	Provost of Uetersen Monastery 1468–1495	Ketel

predecessor	Office	successor
Benedikt von Ahlefeldt	Provost of Uetersen Monastery 1508–1510	Johann von der Wisch