Lübeck Council 1669
The council of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck in the year of the citizens' recession 1669.
Lübeck 1669
In the case of the citizen recession, after the cash court process of 1665, which had already led to changes in the Lübeck council , it was again about the participation of the citizens, namely the previously completely excluded offices in power, but again the principle of self-supplementation of the council was not touched but only its composition was determined: From then on, the four mayors and 16 councilors were to be chosen proportionally from certain group proposals. The influential circle society , which sometimes had more than half of the councilors, was only entitled to three seats among the 16 councilors. At the same time, the regulations on the incompatibility of certain family relationships (previously only father / son and brother / brother) have been significantly expanded and uncle / nephew or cousin / cousin relationships and by marriage have been excluded for the future. This development was openly rejected by conservative, aristocratic circles.
1669 is also the year of the last Hanseatic League . After that the Hanseatic League consisted only of the cities of Bremen , Hamburg and Lübeck, which, as administrators of the Hanseatic League, formed the Hanseatic Community, which came to an end with the joint embassy in Berlin in 1919.
mayor
- Gotthard von Höveln , since 1654. Resigned in protest against the citizen recession of 9 January 1669
- David Gloxin , since 1666
- Matthäus Rodde , since 1667
- Johann Ritter , since 1669 (before the Hanseatic Day on May 16, 1669)
- Bernhard Diedrich Brauer , since September 1669
Gotthard von Höveln
David Gloxin
Matthäus Rodde
Johann Ritter
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Syndici
- Joachim Carstens , since 1648
- Bernhard Diedrich Brauer , mayor since 1667, from September 1669
- Heinrich Michaelis , since 1668
Councilors
- Gotthard Broemse , a circle society since 1646
- Hermann Petersen , since 1651, Spanish collections
- Heinrich Kerkring (1610–1693) , since 1654, circle society
- Friedrich von Ploennies , lawyer since 1654
- Lucas Stauber , lawyer since 1654. Died 1669.
- Diedrich von Brömbsen , since 1659, circle society. Resigned in 1669.
- Konrad Schinkel , since 1659
- Matthias Bornefeldt , since 1659. Died 1669.
- Jürgen von Stiten , since 1666, circle society
- Heinrich Wedemhof (1617–1674), since 1666
- Bernhard Frese , since 1666
- Nikolaus Schomer , lawyer since 1669
- Hugo Schuckmann , since 1669
- Kaspar von Deginck , since 1669
- Johann Fischer (councilor) , since 1669, skipper driver
- Peter Lackmann (councilor) , mountain driver since 1669
- Johann Siricius , since 1669, lawyer and mountain driver
- Wilhelm von Elswig , skipper driver since 1669
- Konrad von Dorne , since 1669
Epitaph Heinrich Kerkring, destroyed in 1942
Friedrich Plönnies
Lucas Stauber
Konrad Schinkel
Matthias Bornefeldt
Heinrich Wedemhof
Epitaph Johann Siricius, destroyed in 1942
Epitaph Konrad von Dorne, destroyed in 1942
Council Secretaries
- Johann Havelandt , since 1645 ( Protonotary )
- Arnold Isselhorst , since 1650
- Johannes Feldthausen , since 1657
- Johann Siricius , since 1667
See also
literature
- Georg Wilhelm Dittmer : Genealogical and biographical news about Lübeck families from earlier times , Lübeck 1859, there p. 106-108: Der Lübeckische Rath in 1660
- Emil Ferdinand Fehling : Lübeck Council Line. Lübeck 1925
- Friedrich Bruns : The Lübeck syndicists and council secretaries until the constitutional amendment of 1851 , in: ZVLGA Volume 29 (1938), pp. 91–168.