List of officials in the Principality of Bayreuth

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Map of the principality from 1791

The list of officials in the Principality of Bayreuth contains the most important officials of the Principality of Bayreuth .

Historical background

Even the burgraves of Nuremberg steadily expanded their influence, especially to the north. B. also the Sechsämterland . From the burgraviate of the Franconian Hohenzollern the Markgraftum Brandenburg-Kulmbach developed with seat on the Plassenburg and finally the Principality of Bayreuth , which was sold to Prussia in 1791 together with the Principality of Ansbach .

List of officials in the Principality of Bayreuth

Captains on the mountain

Officials of Bayreuth

Officials of Kulmbach

  • Friedrich Plassenberger , bailiff of Plassenburg and Culmnach 1408–1413
  • Caspar von Waldenfels , 1422 († 1441)
  • Rüdiger von Guttenberg , called Henlein, Vogt 1464
  • Otto von Mengersdorff , Vogt 1480
  • Friderich á Libich, 1516
  • Moritz Marschalk 1562
  • Friedrich von Künsberg 1566
  • Achatz Georg Wolff von Schaumberg 1612
  • Hannß Christoph Muffel 1614– † 1636
  • Christoph Sartorius 1635
  • Johann Georg Hofer von Lobenstein 1637–1644
  • Wolff Friedrich Muffel 1671
  • Johann Schaff von Habelsee 1672
  • Adolph von Mißetscheck auf Weschlow, Major General 1673
  • Karl Sigmund von Pruck 1674–1677
  • Georg Adam von Magwitz , commander and governor 1680–1695
  • Johann Christoph von Künsberg zu Thurnau 1695– † 1697
  • Otto Heinrich Freiherr von Abendeel, Colonel 1698
  • Johann Werner de Rotary, Colonel 1699
  • Daniel von Liebstorff, Obrist 1702–1705
  • Wolff Ernst von Künsberg, Privy Council of War, Colonel 1706
  • Georg Heinrich von Künsberg, Councilor 1726
  • Philipp Freiherr von Kaltenthal , privy councilor 1727
  • Johann Heinrich von Dobeneck , Amtshauptmann 1734 † 1761
  • Johann Philipp von Beust, major general and privy councilor 1761– † 1777
  • Christoph Friedrich Knebel, governor 1791

Burgvögte and fortress commanders on the Plassenburg

Plassenburg

Some of the fortress commanders of the Plassenburg were also officials or governors in Kulmbach

  • Karl von Guttenberg , bailiff of Kulmbach 1470
  • Hans von Heydenab , bailiff of Plassenburg 1518
  • Georg von Würtzburg , castle bailiff 1518–1521
  • Georg Hecht 1521–1527
  • Melchior von Arnstein, called Sperl, Castle Vogt 1529–1545
  • Barthelme Hartung, bailiff 1548
  • Joachim von Zitzewitz , Landsknechtsobrist 1553/54
  • Erhard Zolchner, Castle Vogt 1561–1565
  • Hermann Doppel 1565–1568
  • Haugk Koller von Julo, Hauptmann and Burgvogt 1569–1572
  • Endres Stöcker, sergeant and bailiff administrator 1574
  • Balthasar Weiß, called Beyer 1574
  • Joachim Röder 1575
  • Hans Schrimpf 1579–1585
  • Georg Halbich 1586–1600
  • Sebastian Krauser, captain 1600–1601
  • Fritz Obitzer, captain 1601–1604
  • Albrecht von Haberland, fortress commander 1604–1612
  • Hans Christoph von Muffel , fortress commander 1614–1636
  • Hans Friedrich Frank, Burgvogt and Vice Commandant 1637
  • Salomon Justus Bloch, lieutenant colonel, captain administrator 1640
  • Wolf Friedrich Muffel von Ermreuth auf Ahorn, fortress commander 1640– † 1671
  • Jakob Basler, Vice Commandant 1671
  • Johann Schaff von Habelsee, general sergeant, commander and governor † 1672
  • Hermann Adolf von Mitscheck auf Weischkow, colonel, commander and governor 1672– † 1673
  • Karl Sigmund von Brock, governor and commander 1673–1677
  • Georg von Magwitz , field marshal general, commander and governor 1677– † 1695
  • Lieutenant Colonel Costibelli 1695–1698
  • Otto Heinrich Freiherr von Albendeel, commander and governor 1698–1699
  • Johann Werner von Rothorii, commander and governor 1699–1701
  • Johann Christoph Peche 1701
  • Daniel von Liebstorff 1702–1705
  • Johann von Röder 1705–1706
  • Friedrich Sturm 1706
  • General von Bibra 1708–1712 ( Heinrich Karl von Bibra ?)
  • Haubold Christoph von Brandenstein , Privy Council of War and fortress commander 1713–1715
  • Hermann Friedrich Graf von Hohenzollern , Imperial General Field Armament Master 1716–1722 ( Hermann Friedrich von Hohenzollern-Hechingen ?)
  • Christian Martin von Gravenreuth , colonel and commander 1722–1728
  • Johann Sigmund Oberländer , colonel and commander 1732–1734
  • Wilhelm von Bindemann, castle captain, colonel and commander 1734–1742
  • Andreas von der Lühe , colonel and commander 1742– † 1755
  • Heinrich Leopold von Beulwitz , Privy Councilor, General and Landscape Councilor as administrator in 1755
  • Johann Philipp von Beust , major general and 1st landscape councilor, commander 1755– † 1777
  • Wilhelm Julius Edler von Plotho , Major General 1778

Officials of the six-office country

Officials of Münchberg

Officials of Stockenroth and Hallerstein

Hartung's office building in Sparneck
Feez's office building

Other officials:

  • Friedrich Käppel (judge in the Stockenroth office) 1597
  • Johannes Götz (clerk in the Stockenroth office) † 1622
  • Agidius Pößnecker (clerk in the Stockenroth office) 1629 to 1631
  • Georgi Elbels (judge in the Stockenroth office) 1635
  • Gabriel Hahn (clerk in the Stockenroth office) 1656
  • Friedrich Langenauer (clerk in the Stockenroth office) 1673
  • Johann Georg Hager (clerk and tax collector in the Stockenroth office) 1690
  • Georg Schöpf (clerk in the Stockenroth office) 1697
  • Jakob Ott von Fleisnitz (clerk and tax collector in the Stockenroth office) 1701 to 1716
  • Georg Siegmund Johann Fleischer (scribe and judge of Stockenroth and Hallerstein) until 1718
  • Johann Ludwig Hoffmann (scribe and judge of Stockenroth and Hallerstein) 1719
  • Johann Georg Hartung (scribe and judge from Stockenroth and Hallerstein)
  • Johann Siegmund Friedrich Feez (Chamber Commissioner and Caste Officer)

Officials of the Oberamt Münchberg – Stockenroth – Hallerstein

Around 1680, the offices of Münchberg , Stockenroth and Hallerstein were combined to form a senior office with headquarters in Stockenroth Castle . In 1731 the clerk and judge Johann Georg Hartung (* December 5, 1687; † August 29, 1755) built his official residence on the ruins of Sparneck Castle . His son-in-law Johann Siegmund Friedrich Feez built a new office building not far away in 1763, the so-called Feez'sche Amtshaus , which currently houses a bakery. The Oberamt was dissolved in 1779 and relocated to Hof.

  • Andreas Metsch von Laineck (1682–1685)
  • Heinrich Lorenz Metsch von Laineck (1696–1712)
  • Wolf Philipp von Lindenfels on Bug and Weißdorf (1713)
  • Georg Ehrenfried von Nauendorf auf Schwand (1719–1723)
  • Samuel of Montmartin (1729–1739)
  • Johann Heinrich von Pöllnitz (1747–1757)
  • Georg Wilhelm von Röder (1758– † 1779)

Officials of Schauenstein

See also: Castle Schauenstein (Franconian Forest) , list after Kolb or Seiffert

Officials of Lichtenberg and Lauenstein

Officials of Naila

Officials of the court

The seat of the main team in Hof was Hof Palace . Subordinate to her was the city of Hof, the caste office, the city bailiwick, the monastery office , the bailiffs Naila and Rehau and the Vogtland knighthood . According to Sichart, there is the following sequence of office holders:

Officials of Rehau

Officials of Goldkronach

Bailiffs von Berneck

Bailiffs von Stein

  • Johann Jakob Baßler from Basel

Officials of Wirsberg

Officials of Streitberg

Officials of Neustadt am Kulm

Bailiffs of Böheimstein

Officials of Creußen

Bailiffs from Osternohe

literature

  • Dieter Arzberger: About Selb and Fichtelgebirgsorte to the border - an anonymous chronicle from the eighteenth century. In: Self-Issues. Volume 6. Selb 1982. (contains: directory of most of the state governors of the noblesse, presumably by the chronicler Johann Georg Wunderlich)
  • Alban von Dobenck : History of the extinct family of the von Sparneck . In: Archive for the history of Upper Franconia . Volume 22, Issue 3, 1905, pp. 1-65 and Volume 23, Issue 1, 1906, pp. 1-56. Reprint: ISBN 978-3-8370-8717-8 .
  • Alban von Dobenck: History of the extinct family of Kotzau. In: Archive for the history of Upper Franconia. Bayreuth 1909, pp. 1–111.
  • Alban von Dobenck: History of the extinct lineage of Lüchau . In: Archive for the history of Upper Franconia . Bayreuth 1911. pp. 21-194.
  • Karl Dietel : Münchberg - history of an official and industrial city . Volume 1, Münchberg 1963. List of offices p. 543.
  • Franz Carl Frhr. von Guttenberg zu Steinenhausen: regests and notes on margravial officials and officials in Kulmbach . Privately owned manuscript.
  • Annett Haberlah-Pohl: Historical Atlas of Bavaria . Francs. Münchberg - The Altlandkreis (Series I, Volume 39). Munich 2011. ISBN 978-3-7696-6556-7 . P.137ff., 172ff.
  • Fedor von Sichart: Brief description of the country captains at court, as they have succeeded one another since 1366 . In: Archives for history and antiquity of Upper Franconia . Volume 7, 2nd issue. Bayreuth 1858. pp. 39-52.
  • Ernst Zeh: Local history of the city of Rehau (...) . 1916. Reprinted by Hof 1987. pp. 159f.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Alban von Dorbenck, Lüchau , pp. 73 ff. (36)
  2. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Lüchau , p.176f. (139)
  3. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Lüchau , p.179f. (152)
  4. ^ Alban von Dorbenck, Sparneck , ND pp. 35 f. (17)
  5. ^ Alban von Dorbenck, Lüchau , pp. 42 ff. (18)
  6. ^ Alban von Dorbenck, Sparneck , ND p.132 (70, official list according to Layritz, not integrated in the family tree)
  7. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Sparneck , ND pp.74f. (73)
  8. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Kotzau , p.87. (110a)
  9. ^ Sparnecker baptism book 1579 / I / No.1 / S.168
  10. ↑ Sparnecker funeral book 1587 / I / No. 5 / S.453, epitaph in the Sparnecker Veitskirche
  11. ↑ Sparnecker Marriage Book 1590 / I / No.2 / S.7
  12. ↑ a b Sparnecker burial book 1597 / I / No.7 / S.459
  13. ↑ Birth of son Christoph Heinrich, later captain zu Wunsiedel, Sparnecker baptismal register 1602 / I / no.9 / p.196
  14. ↑ infant death of the son Erdmann Ernst on 4 October 1617, Sparnecker funeral Book 1617 / I / No.16 / S.475
  15. ^ Marriage of Sibylla Susanna Mühl on April 4, 1630, Sparnecker Heiratsbuch 1630 / I / No. 2 / p. 30
  16. ↑ died on July 7, 1637 in Streitau , Sparnecker burial book 1637 / I / No.1 / S.496
  17. ^ Sparnecker baptismal register 1642 / I / No. 1 / S.238
  18. ^ Sparnecker baptismal register 1629 / I / No. 8 / S.228
  19. ↑ Sparnecker baptism book 1668 / I / No.2 / p.261
  20. ^ Sparnecker burial book 1622 / I / No. 6 / S.479
  21. ↑ Sparnecker baptismal register 1629 / I / No. 7 / S.228
  22. ↑ Sparnecker baptism book 1635 / I / No.1 / S.233
  23. ↑ Sparnecker baptism book 1656 / I / No.3 / S.248
  24. ↑ Sparnecker baptismal register 1673 / I / No. 1 / S.267
  25. ↑ Sparnecker baptismal register 1690 / I / No. 5 / S.300
  26. ^ Sparnecker baptismal register 1697 / I / No.4 / S.316
  27. ↑ Sparnecker baptismal register 1701 / I / No. 9 / S.330
  28. ↑ Sparnecker baptism book 1715 / I / No. 6 / S.390
  29. ↑ Sparnecker Marriage Book 1719 / I / No.2 / S.96
  30. ^ F. Kolb: Lordship and office of Schauenstein . In: Heimatbilder from Upper Franconia . Issue 1. Munich and Berlin 1913. pp. 16f.
  31. ^ Hans Seiffert : Helmbrechts - History of a small town in Upper Franconia . 2nd edition, Helmbrechts 1956. pp. 72f.
  32. ^ Karl-Ludwig Lippert : Naila district . In: The art monuments of Bavaria , short inventories, XVII. Band . Deutscher Kunstverlag , Munich 1963, p. 59.
  33. ↑ Alban von Dorbenck , Lüchau , p.71ff. (35)
  34. ^ Johann Lang: Funeral Sermon Uber dem fatal Abgang / Des ... Christoph von Waldenfels des Eltern ... , Hof 1603 ( digitized version of the Digital Historical Library Erfurt / Gotha).
  35. ↑ Baptism of the son Ernst 1626 in Stockenroth, Sparnecker baptism book I / No. 9 / S.225
  36. ^ Johann Gottfried Biedermann : Gender register of the praiseworthy knights in Voigtlande… . Kulmbach 1752. Plate CCLXVIII.
  37. ↑ Sichart, p. 41.
  38. ↑ Sichart, pp. 41–52.
  39. ↑ a b not included in Sichart
  40. ↑ Master sheet manuscript Reinhardt Schmalz (11), not included in Sichart
  41. ^ Alban von Dorbenck, Lüchau , p.177f. (144)
  42. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Lüchau , p.39ff. (16)
  43. ^ Alban von Dobenck , Lüchau , p.134ff. (108)
  44. ^ Alban von Dorbenck , Sparneck , ND pp.65ff (68)