List of Kösener Corps

The list of Kösener Corps provides an overview of the corps in the Kösener Seniors Convents Association (KSCV). Within the senior citizens' convention they are listed according to their seniority. There are currently 96 corps in Germany, 16 in Austria and one each in Switzerland, Hungary and Belgium.

Active and suspended corps

corps	Seniors' Convent	circle	Foundation, endowment
Rhaetia Innsbruck	SC to Augsburg	blue	1859
Marchia Berlin	Berlin Senior Citizens' Convention (KSCV)	blue	1810
Normannia Berlin	Berlin	black	1842
Guestphalia Berlin	Berlin	green	1845
Vandalia-Teutonia	Berlin	Magdeburg district	1851
Borussia Berlin	Berlin	( yellow ) free of a circle	1873
Neoborussia Berlin	SC to Bochum	Magdeburg district	1838
Guestphalia Bonn	SC to Bonn	blue	1820
Rhenania Bonn	Bonn	black	1820
Borussia Bonn	Bonn	White	1821
Saxonia Bonn	Bonn	red	1832
Hansea Bonn	Bonn	green	1838
Nassovia Budapest	Budapest	circular	2009
Silvania	SC to Dresden	circular	1859
Baruthia	Erlangen Seniors' Convent	black	1803
Bavaria Erlangen	gain	South German cartel	1821
Guestphalia Erlangen	gain	Magdeburg district	1873
Onoldia	gain	Life Corps	1798
Rhenania-Brunsviga	gain	circular	1873
Austria	SC to Frankfurt am Main	blue	1861
Palaio-Alsatia (susp.)	Frankfurt am Main	( yellow )	1880
Silesia	Senior Citizens' Convention in Frankfurt (Oder)	circular	1821
Rhenania Freiburg	Freiburg Seniors' Convention	blue	1812
Suevia Freiburg	Freiburg	circular	1815
Hubertia Freiburg	Freiburg	circular	1868
Hasso-Borussia	Freiburg	green	1874
Palatia-Guestphalia	Freiburg	circular	1952
Starkenburgia	Gießen Senior Citizens' Convention	circular	1826
Teutonia pouring	to water	green	1839
Normannia Hall	to water	Magdeburg district	1846
Hannovera	Goettingen Seniors' Convention	blue	1809
Brunsviga Göttingen	Goettingen	black	1813
Saxonia Göttingen	Goettingen	White	1844
Teutonia-Hercynia	Goettingen	Magdeburg district	1850
Hildeso Guestphalia	Goettingen	red	1854
Curonia goettingensis	Goettingen	Baltencorps	1959
Danubia (susp.)	SC to Graz	Legitimist Corps	1921
Joannea	Graz	South German cartel	1861
Teutonia Graz	Graz	circular	1863
Vandalia	Graz	black	1894
Pomerania	SC to Greifswald	green	1810
Guestfalia Greifswald	Greifswald	blue	1837
Borussia Greifswald	Greifswald	black	1841
Guestphalia Hall	Halle Seniors' Convention	green	1789
Borussia Hall	Hall	circular	1836
Palaiomarchia	Hall	blue	1844
Albertina	SC to Hamburg	green	1950
Concordia Rigensis	Hamburg	Baltencorps	1869
Franconia Hamburg (susp.)	Berlin, Hamburg	Pépinière-Corps (blue)	1907
Suevo-Borussia (susp.)	Berlin, Hamburg	Pépinière-Corps (independent)	1868
Rhenania Heidelberg	Heidelberg Senior Citizens' Convention	circular	1849
Saxo-Borussia	Heidelberg	White	1820
Suevia Heidelberg	Heidelberg	blue	1810
Athesia	innsbruck	South German cartel	1861
Gothia	SC to Innsbruck	black	1870
Thuringia Jena	Jena	black	1820
Saxonia Jena	SC to Jena	red	1805
Holsatia	SC to Kiel	green	1818
Saxonia Kiel	Kiel	black	1838
Palaiomarchia-Masovia	Kiel	blue	1950
Hansea Cologne	SC to Cologne	circular	1901
Borussia Breslau (Aachen)	Cologne	green	1819
Lusatia-Breslau (susp.)	Cologne	blue	1832
Marcomannia Breslau (susp.)	Cologne	red	1864
Saxonia Constance	SC to Constance	black	1949
Lusatia Leipzig	Senior Citizens' Convention in Leipzig	blue	1807
Saxonia Leipzig	Leipzig	circular	1812
Thuringia Leipzig	Leipzig	black	1847
Montania	SC to Leoben	black	1872
Manhole	Leoben	South German cartel	1874
ore	Leoben	circular	1935
Alemannia Vienna	SC to Linz	black	1862
Flaminea	SC to lions	circular	2017
Hassia pouring	SC to Mainz	black	1815
Guestphalia et Suevoborussia	SC to Marburg	circular	1840 (1978)
Hasso Nassovia	Marburg	circular	1839
Suevia-Strasbourg (susp.)	Marburg	black	1878
Teutonia Marburg	Marburg	blue	1825
Arminia	Munich Senior Citizens' Convention	Life Corps	1845
Bavaria Munich	Munich	Life Corps	1806
Brunsviga Munich (susp.)	Munich	circular	1882
Franconia Munich	Munich	green	1836
Hercynia Munich (susp,)	Munich	circular	1847
Hubertia Munich	Munich	circular	1844
Isaria	Munich	blue	1821
Makaria Munich	Munich	South German cartel	1843
Palatia Munich	Munich	circular	1813
Rheno-Palatia	Munich	circular	1954
Suevia Munich	Munich	black	1803
Transrhenania	Munich	Magdeburg district	1898
Ratisbonia (susp.)	Munich	Magdeburg district	1898
Rheno-Guestphalia	SC to Munster	blue	1908
Budissa	SC to Passau	Magdeburg district	1859
Masovia	SC to Potsdam	blue	1830
Franconia-Jena	SC to Regensburg	green	1821
Vandalia Rostock	SC to Rostock	red	1824
Visigothia	Rostock	circular	1894
Frankonia Prague	SC to Saarbrücken	circular	1922 (1862)
Frankonia-Brno	SC to Salzburg	circular	1900
Marchia Brno	SC to Trier	circular	1865
Franconia Tübingen	Tübingen Senior Citizens' Convention	circular	1821
Rhenania Tübingen	Tübingen	blue	1827
Borussia Tübingen	Tübingen	red	1870
Saxonia Vienna	SC to Vienna	circular	1850
Symposium	Vienna	circular	1886
Posonia (susp.)	Vienna	blue	1869
Hellas	Vienna	circular	1954
Franconia Würzburg	Würzburg Senior Citizens' Convention	South German cartel	1805
Moenania	Wurzburg	blue	1814
Bavaria Wuerzburg	Wurzburg	black	1815
Nassovia Wuerzburg	Wurzburg	circular	1836
Rhenania Würzburg	Wurzburg	green	1842
Makaria Guestphalia	Wurzburg	Magdeburg district	1863
Tigurinia II (susp.)	Zurich SC	circular	2007

Extinct corps

In the empire

Misnia (III) (1837-1893)
Guestphalia Leipzig (1849–1904)
Alemannia Berlin (1869-1887)

In the Weimar Republic

Tigurinia (1850-1932)
Hubertia Tharandt (1869–1932)
Saxonia Tharandt (1871-1932)
Austria Brno (1870-1924)

Hubertia Tharandt
Austria Brno
Saxonia Tharandt

During the Nazi era

Teutonia Bonn (1844-1935)
Teutonia Göttingen (1854-1935)
Hercynia Göttingen (1876–1935)
Neoborussia Halle (1849–1935)
Teutonia Hall (1853-1935)
Baltia Königsberg (1851-1934)
Hansea Königsberg (1877-1936)
Littuania (1829-1936)
Hercynia Tharandt (1932–1935), merged with Hubertia Munich in 1956

Cheruscia Vienna (1882–1936)

Vandalia Berlin (1851-1936)

Vandalia Heidelberg (1842-1934)

Guestphalia Heidelberg (1818-1934)

Guestphalia Jena

Palatia Strasbourg

Saxonia Hannoversch Münden (1907–1935), merged with Brunsviga Göttingen in 1956

Suevia Prague (1868–1938)

Teutonia Göttingen
Palatia Strasbourg
Hercynia Göttingen
Hercynia Tharandt

After 1945

Teutonia Berlin (1866–1953)
Friso-Luneburgia Cologne → Corps Frisia Göttingen (2005)
Hilaritas Vienna (1935) → Saxonia Vienna (1961)
Borussia-Polonia (1995) → Borusso-Silesia (2000) → Corps Silesia Breslau zu Frankfurt (Oder) (2007)
Hansea Bremen (1997/98)

Teutonia Berlin
Friso-Luneburgia
Hilaritas

Resigned corps

Palatia Bonn
Marchia Bochum (1966)
Bremensia
Vandalo Guestphalia Heidelberg
Rhenania Strasbourg to Marburg
Suevia Tuebingen
Hansea Vienna

The (green) corps student Adolf Hemberger wrote the resigned (green) corps in 1981:

“Even if a single corps is a victim of the zeitgeist or a lack of quantity, the idea remains as a fact that points beyond itself. [...] Whether one is a black or white corps, green or blue, red, mouse-gray or yellow principle - all Kösener corps are in truth only one corps, because they come from a will to become. They are cells of a very living organism: If a leaf, twig or branch of this tree comes loose, it may vegetate for a while, but this fragmented community is actually no longer a real corps. "

- Adolf Hemberger

Remarks

↑ ^a ^b scale lengths in the Berlin CSC .
↑ The bearer of tradition is Brunsviga Göttingen.
↑ 1978 merged with Guestphalia Marburg to Guestphalia et Suevoborussia .
↑ In Jena Thuringia is the oldest corps, then comes (today) Saxonia. Before the war, Saxonia was the youngest corps because it emerged in 1880 from a Landsmannschaft, to which the AH of the old Landsmannschaft Saxonia I (1805–1815) later handed over the tradition of Saxonia. This "connection" was included in the SC at the time, but the second position was deleted and the fourth position was assigned to it after Franconia and Guestphalia ( K. Bahnson ).
Jump up ↑ 1993 in Lusatia Leipzig .
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d See Kösener circles # Yellow circle
↑ 1977 merged with Rhenania Erlangen to form Rhenania-Brunsviga .
↑ Symposium was 1911–1945 Life Corps.
↑ No. 3 in the Kösener Corps lists 1910, pp. 2–3. There are 58 members.
↑ Founded in 1844 as a country team, green-red-gold with gold percussion, dark green striker, Neminem time, neminem laede! 1848 Burschenschaft, 1867 Landsmannschaft, 1875 Corps, 1876 Bonner SC, yellow circle. The Teutons, who had not converted to the corps, reconstituted their country team in 1908 and unsuccessfully claimed the founding date and the insignia of the corps. Final suspension of the corps in October 1935. Rheno-Guestphalia continues the tradition. Bonn Teutons were Franz Adams , Ludwig von Cuny , Gustav Eschborn , Wilhelm Feldmann , Johann Froitzheim , Otto Froitzheim , Karl Gerhardt , Hermann Jakobi , Peter Kloeppel , Rudolf Klostermann , Werner Körte , Berthold Litzmann , Heinrich Oidtmann , Hermann Pauly , Walter Pauly , Otto Rapmund , Heinrich Wilhelm Siedentopf , Karl Veltman , Louis Walther , Walter Wiederhold and Emil Ziegenmeyer .
↑ ^a ^b absorbed in Teutonia-Hercynia
↑ ^a ^b on December 10, 1949 merged into the newly founded Saxonia Frankfurt
↑ ^a ^b ^c 1950 founder of Albertina, expired in 2001
↑ AHV dissolved on February 28, 1989
↑ ^a ^{b taken up} in Vandalia-Teutonia
↑ ^a ^b 1950 merged into Vandalo-Guestphalia Heidelberg
↑ ^a ^b absorbed into Palatia-Guestphalia
^ Sponsorship of Hubertia Munich
↑ 1957 excluded due to abandonment of the scale length
↑ resigned in 1968 due to abandonment of the scale
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d resigned in 1971 due to abandonment of the scale length
↑ excluded in 2018
^ Adolf Hemberger: Wesen, Geist and Genesis of the Kösener Corps (lecture at the academic ceremony of the Kösener Congress on June 4, 1981). Deutsche Corps-Zeitung, 82nd volume, Kaiserslautern, July 1981, No. 3, pp. 97-104.

[CSC-1] scale lengths in the Berlin CSC .

[2] The bearer of tradition is Brunsviga Göttingen.

[3] 1978 merged with Guestphalia Marburg to Guestphalia et Suevoborussia .

[4] In Jena Thuringia is the oldest corps, then comes (today) Saxonia. Before the war, Saxonia was the youngest corps because it emerged in 1880 from a Landsmannschaft, to which the AH of the old Landsmannschaft Saxonia I (1805–1815) later handed over the tradition of Saxonia. This "connection" was included in the SC at the time, but the second position was deleted and the fourth position was assigned to it after Franconia and Guestphalia ( K. Bahnson ).

[5] Jump up ↑ 1993 in Lusatia Leipzig .

[GK-6] See Kösener circles # Yellow circle

[7] 1977 merged with Rhenania Erlangen to form Rhenania-Brunsviga .

[8] Symposium was 1911–1945 Life Corps.

[9] No. 3 in the Kösener Corps lists 1910, pp. 2–3. There are 58 members.

[10] Founded in 1844 as a country team, green-red-gold with gold percussion, dark green striker, Neminem time, neminem laede! 1848 Burschenschaft, 1867 Landsmannschaft, 1875 Corps, 1876 Bonner SC, yellow circle. The Teutons, who had not converted to the corps, reconstituted their country team in 1908 and unsuccessfully claimed the founding date and the insignia of the corps. Final suspension of the corps in October 1935. Rheno-Guestphalia continues the tradition. Bonn Teutons were Franz Adams , Ludwig von Cuny , Gustav Eschborn , Wilhelm Feldmann , Johann Froitzheim , Otto Froitzheim , Karl Gerhardt , Hermann Jakobi , Peter Kloeppel , Rudolf Klostermann , Werner Körte , Berthold Litzmann , Heinrich Oidtmann , Hermann Pauly , Walter Pauly , Otto Rapmund , Heinrich Wilhelm Siedentopf , Karl Veltman , Louis Walther , Walter Wiederhold and Emil Ziegenmeyer .

[TH-11] sorbed in Teutonia-Hercynia

[SFK-12] December 10, 1949 merged into the newly founded Saxonia Frankfurt

[AH-13] 1950 founder of Albertina, expired in 2001

[14] AHV dissolved on February 28, 1989

[VT-15] {b taken up} in Vandalia-Teutonia

[VGH-16] 1950 merged into Vandalo-Guestphalia Heidelberg

[PG-17] sorbed into Palatia-Guestphalia

[18] Sponsorship of Hubertia Munich

[19] 1957 excluded due to abandonment of the scale length

[20] resigned in 1968 due to abandonment of the scale

[ex71-21] resigned in 1971 due to abandonment of the scale length

[22] xcluded in 2018

[23] Adolf Hemberger: Wesen, Geist and Genesis of the Kösener Corps (lecture at the academic ceremony of the Kösener Congress on June 4, 1981). Deutsche Corps-Zeitung, 82nd volume, Kaiserslautern, July 1981, No. 3, pp. 97-104.