List of the Archbishops of Dijon
The following people were abbots , bishops and archbishops of the Archdiocese of Dijon ( France ):
Abbots
- Betton I (801)
- Agenus (815)
- Baldon (820)
- Helgaud (881-882)
- Betton II (882)
- Elie (895)
- Garnier I (901)
- Rathier (902 – approx. 954)
- Theudon (approx. 959 – approx. 1005)
- Beraud (1019)
- Garnier II. De Mailly (1032-1050 or 1051)
- Garnier III. le Riche (approx. 1059 – approx. 1080)
- Garnier IV. De Blaisy (approx. 1081 – approx. 1113)
- Arnoul (approx. 1113–1117)
- Walon (1120 – ca. 1124)
- Herbert or Humbert (1125–1157)
- Gilbert I. de Grancey (1158–1162)
- Hervée de Fauverney (1165 – ca. 1177)
- Milon de Grancey (1178–1198)
- Etienne I de Vergy (1200)
- Pierre Barbotte (approx. 1203–1240)
- Etienne II Michotte (1241-1243)
- Gilbert II (1243-1246)
- Amedée (1247-1275)
- Gerard I (1276-1288)
- Hugues d'Acy (1289-1317)
- Ponce de Courbeton (1317-1341)
- Renaud de Vauxbusin (1342-1353)
- Gerard II. De Tivez (January 13, 1353 - May 2, 1353)
- Jean I. de Vaux (1353-1354)
- Gerard III. (around 1360)
- Jean II. De Champrobert (1361– August 5, 1361)
- Thibaud I. de Nant (1361-1363)
- Jean III de Marigny (1363-1387)
- Robert de Baubigny (1388–1409)
- Jean IV. Suard (1409-1430)
- Alexander de Pontailler (1430-1453)
- Thibaud II Viard (1454-1477)
- Richard Chambellan (1477-1495)
- Jacques I. Langley (1495-1496)
- Antoine Chambellan (1497–1509)
- Claude I. de Husson (1510-1511)
- Francois Sforza (August – December 1511)
- Jacques II. Hurault de Cheverny (1512-1513)
- Etienne III. Faulquier (January – February 1513)
- René de Bresche (1515-1520)
- Claude II. De Longwy (1530–1561) (Cardinal) ( House Chaussin )
- Charles I. de Bourbon (1561–1571) (Cardinal)
- Jacques III du Tillet (1572–1592)
- André Fremyot (1601–1641)
- Jacques IV. De Neucheze (1641–1658)
- Guillaume de Malartic (1659–1662)
- Claude III Fyot (1662-1721)
- Francois Louis de Clermont-Tonnerre (1721–1724) ( Clermont-Tonnerre House )
- Jean V. Bouhier (1725-1731)
Bishops
- Jean Bouhier (1731–1743)
- Claude Bouhier (1743–1755)
- Claude d'Apchon (1755–1776)
- Jacques-Joseph-François de Vogüé (1776–1787)
- René des Monstiers de Mérinville (1787–1790 (1801))
- Jean-Baptiste Volfins (1791–1793) ( Constitutional Bishop )
- Henri Reymond (1802-1820)
- Jean-Baptiste Dubois (1820-1822)
- Jean-François Martin de Boisville (1822–1829)
- Jacques Raillon (1829–1830) (then Archbishop of Aix)
- Claude Rey (1831-1838)
- François-Victor Rivet (1838-1884)
- Jean-Pierre-Bernard Castillon (1885-1885)
- Victor Lécot (1886–1890) (then Archbishop of Bordeaux)
- Frédéric-Henri Oury (1890–1898) (then Archbishop of Algiers)
- Albert-Léon-Marie Le Nordez (1898–1904)
- Pierre Dadolle (1906-1911)
- Jacques-Louis Monestès (1911-1915)
- Maurice Landrieux (1915-1926)
- Pierre Petit de Julleville (1927–1936) (then Archbishop of Rouen)
- Guillaume Sembel (1937–1964)
- André Charles de la Brousse (1964–1974)
- Albert Decourtray (1974–1981) (then Archbishop of Lyon)
- Jean Balland (1982–1988) (then Archbishop of Reims, later of Lyon)
Archbishops
- Michel Louis Coloni (1989-2004)
- Roland Minnerath (2004 – present)
swell
- Jules Marion: List of the Archevêques et Évêques de France, distribués par Provinces Ecclésiastiques. In: Annuaire historique pour l'année… Vol. 12 (1848), pp. 27–144, here pp. 64–67.
Remarks
- ↑ [1] from 1902 there was a church fight in France. The government of Émile Combes pushed back the influence of the Catholic Church in France, more here . That is probably why the successor was not appointed until 1906.