List of rulers named Friedrich
The following rulers were called Friedrich :
Friedrich
- 998-1019 Friedrich (Moselgau) , Count
- Friedrich (Count Palatine in Swabia) (* around 997/999; † around 1070/1075), Count Palatine in Swabia and Count in Riesgau
- Friedrich von Büren (also: Friedericus de Buren; * around 1020, † shortly after 1053) is regarded as the progenitor of the Staufer
- 1092–1124 Friedrich (Arnsberg) , Count
- - Friedrich (Saarbrücken) , Count, 11./12. century
- 1172–1173 and 1178–1189 Friedrich (Bohemia) , Duke
- –1226 Friedrich von Isenberg , Count
- 1287–1316 Friedrich the Little , Margrave of Meißen
- 1375–1393 Friedrich (Bavaria) , the wise , Duke of Bavaria
- 1385–1440 Frederick the Peaceful , Duke and Landgrave of Thuringia
- 1452–1456 Friedrich (Troppau) , Duke
- 1480 ~ 83–1507 Friedrich (Teschen) , Duke of Teschen, Rector of the University of Vienna and Dean of the Wroclaw Cathedral Chapter
- 1587–1642 Friedrich von Kettler , Duke of Courland
- 1581–1597 Friedrich (Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Vohenstrauß-Parkstein) , Duke
- 1632–1655 Friedrich (Hessen-Eschwege) , Landgrave
- 1624–1658 Friedrich (Schleswig-Holstein-Norburg) , Duke
- 1635–1661 Friedrich (Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Veldenz) , Duke of Zweibrücken
- 1635–1670 Friedrich (Anhalt-Harzgerode) , Prince
- 1649–1682 Friedrich (Württemberg-Neuenstadt) , Duke
- 1655–1665 Friedrich (Nassau-Weilburg) , Count
- 1711–1715 Friedrich (Sachsen-Weißenfels-Dahme) , Duke
- 1720–1751 Frederick (Sweden) , King
- 1756–1785 Friedrich (Mecklenburg) , the Pious , Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
- 1810–1838 Friedrich (Hohenzollern-Hechingen) , Prince
- 1812–1812 Friedrich (Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym) , Prince
- 1826–1834 Friedrich (Sachsen-Altenburg) , Duke
- 1863–1885 Friedrich (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg) , Duke
- 1893–1918 Friedrich (Waldeck-Pyrmont) , Prince
- Friedrich the Younger (Brandenburg) , 1447–1463 Lord of the Altmark
- Friedrich the Strasbourg († 1365), called "the Strasbourg", Count of Hohenzollern
Friedrich I.
- Friedrich I. (HRR) , Barbarossa , Kaiser (1122–1190)
- Frederick I (Naples) , King (1496–1501)
- Frederick I (Denmark and Norway) , King (1523–1533)
- Friedrich I (Prussia) , King (1701–1713)
- Friedrich (Sweden) , King (1720–1751)
- Friedrich I (Württemberg, King) , King (1754–1816)
- Friedrich I (Baden, Grand Duke) , Grand Duke (1856–1907)
- Friedrich I (Swabia) , Duke (1079–1105)
- Friedrich I (Austria) , Duke (1195–1198)
- Friedrich of Baden-Austria , Margrave of Verona and Baden (1250–1268)
- Friedrich I (Lorraine) , Duke (1205–1206)
- Friedrich I (Baden and Verona) (* around 1167; † 1217/1218), Margrave of Verona and Baden
- Frederick I (Athens) , Duke of Athens and Neopatria (1348–1355)
- Friedrich I (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel) , Duke (1373–1400)
- Friedrich I (Saxony) the Arguable , Duke (1423–1428)
- Friedrich I (Liegnitz) , Duke (1455–1488)
- Friedrich I. (Württemberg, Duke) (1593–1608)
- Friedrich I (Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg) , Duke (1648–1680)
- Friedrich I. (Anhalt) , Duke (1871–1904)
- Friedrich I. (Bar) , Count of Bar and Duke of Upper Lorraine (959–978)
- Friedrich I (Count Palatine of Saxony) (1038-1042)
- Friedrich I. (Zollern) , Count (1061 – before 1125)
- Friedrich I. (Vianden) , Count of Vianden (–1150)
- Friedrich I (Nuremberg) , burgrave (1191–1200)
- Friedrich I. (Fürstenberg) (* before 1250; † 1296), Count of Fürstenberg
- Friedrich I. (Rietberg) , Count of Rietberg (1264–1282)
- Friedrich I (Meißen) , the Undisguised , Margrave (1291–1324)
- Friedrich I. (Cilli) , Count of Cilli (1341–1359)
- Frederick I of Vaudémont , Count of Vaudémont (1392–1415)
- Friedrich I (Brandenburg) , Margrave and Elector (1415–1440)
- Friedrich I (Palatinate) , the Victorious , Count Palatine and Elector (1449–1476)
- Friedrich I (Pfalz-Simmern) , Duke (1459–1480)
- Friedrich I (Weimar-Orlamünde) , Count (1340–1365)
- Friedrich I (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1622–1638)
- Friedrich I. von Brehna , Count
- Friedrich I. zu Castell , Count
- Friedrich I of Leiningen-Westerburg-Altleiningen , Count (1761–1839)
- Friedrich I (Hessen-Kassel) is: Friedrich (Sweden) , King (1720–1751)
- Friedrich I (Bohemia) is: Friedrich V (Palatinate)
Church rulers:
- Friedrich I of Schwarzenburg , Archbishop of Cologne (1100–1131)
- Friedrich I (Magdeburg) , Archbishop and Regent of Magdeburg (1142–1152)
- Friedrich I of Utrecht , Prince-Bishop (820–829)
- Friedrich I (Salzburg) , Prince Archbishop (958–991)
- Friedrich I (Münster) , Prince-Bishop (1064-1084)
- Friedrich I. von Hagen (* around 1158; † 1239), 1182–1228 canon and provost in Hildesheim and Verden, and 1238–1239 bishop in the diocese of Schwerin
- Friedrich I of Lebus , bishop (1305-1311)
- Frederick I (Prague) , Bishop of Prague
- Friedrich I (Berchtesgaden) , Augustinian canon and provost of the Berchtesgaden monastery
- Friedrich I of Torgau († 1283), Bishop of Merseburg
Friedrich II.
- Friedrich II. (HRR) , Holy Roman Emperor (1194–1250)
- Frederick II (Sicily) , King of Sicily (1296–1336)
- Frederick II (Denmark and Norway) , King of Denmark and Norway (1559–1588)
- Friedrich II. (Prussia) , the Great , the Old Fritz , King of Prussia (1712–1786)
- Friedrich II. (Baden, Grand Duke) , Grand Duke of Baden (1907–1918)
- Friedrich II. (Bar) , Duke of Upper Lorraine (1019-1026), Count of Bar
- Frederick II (Luxembourg) , Duke (1046-1065)
- Friedrich II. (Swabia) , Duke (1105–1147)
- Friedrich II. (Lorraine) , Duke (1206–1213)
- Frederick II (Austria) , the pugnacious , Duke (1230–1246)
- Friedrich II. Von Bülow , Bishop of Schwerin († 1375)
- Frederick II (Saxony) , the Meek , Elector, then Duke (1428–1464)
- Friedrich II. (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) , Duke (1434–1457, 1472–1478)
- Friedrich II. (Liegnitz) , Duke of Liegnitz (1499–1547)
- Friedrich II. (Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf) , Duke (1586–1587)
- Friedrich II. Kasimir Kettler , Duke of Courland (1681–1698)
- Friedrich II. (Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg) , Duke (1693–1732)
- Friedrich II., Duke of Württemberg (1797–1803), is: Friedrich I (Württemberg, king) , elector, then king (1806–1816)
- Friedrich II. (Anhalt) , Duke (1904–1918)
- Friedrich II. Von Are , Prince-Bishop of Münster (1152–1168)
- Friedrich II. Von Walchen , Prince Archbishop of Salzburg (1270–1284)
- Friedrich II of Hoym , Archbishop and Regent of Magdeburg (1382)
- Friedrich II of Parsberg (Eichstätt) , Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt (1237–1246)
- Friedrich II. Von Parsberg (Regensburg) , Prince-Bishop of Regensburg (1437–1450)
- Friedrich II. (Brandenburg) , the Iron Man , Margrave and Elector (1437–1470)
- Friedrich II. Von Sierck , Prince-Bishop of Utrecht (1317–1322)
- Friedrich II. Von Truhendingen , Prince-Bishop of Bamberg (1363-1366)
- Friedrich II. Von Sommerschenburg , Count Palatine of Saxony (1120–1162)
- Friedrich II (Count Palatine of Saxony) (1056-1088)
- Friedrich II. (Zollern) , Count (before 1125–1142 / 45)
- Friedrich II. Von Berg , Count and Archbishop of Cologne (1156–1158)
- Friedrich II. (Vianden) , Count (1163–1187)
- Friedrich II. (Baden, margrave) (1291–1333)
- Friedrich II. (Meißen) , the Serious , Margrave of Meißen and Landgrave in Thuringia (1329-1349)
- Frederick II of Vaudémont , Count of Vaudémont (1458–1470)
- Friedrich II. (Brandenburg-Ansbach-Kulmbach) , Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach (1486–1515), Margrave of Brandenburg-Kulmbach (1495–1515)
- Friedrich II. (Palatinate) , the Wise , Count Palatine and Elector Palatinate (1544–1556)
- Friedrich II. Of Wittelsbach , Count Palatine of Donauwörth and Lengenfeld (1115–1198)
- Friedrich II. Von Brehna and Wettin , Count (1203–1221)
- Friedrich II. (Rietberg) , Count (1302-1323)
- Friedrich II., Burgrave of Nuremberg (1204–1218) is: Friedrich IV. (Zollern)
- Friedrich II. Zu Castell , Count (1289-1349)
- Friedrich II. (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1681–1708)
- Friedrich II. (Hessen-Kassel) , Landgrave (1720–1785)
- Friedrich II of Leiningen-Westerburg-Altleiningen (1806–1868), Count
- Friedrich Stuhlmann , as Friedrich II. Bishop of Lebus (1455–1483)
Friedrich III.
- Friedrich III. (HRR) , Kaiser (1415–1493)
- Friedrich III. (German Empire) , Kaiser (1888)
- Friedrich the Beautiful , German (counter) king (1314-1330)
- Friedrich III. (Sicily) , the simple , king (1355–1377)
- Friedrich III. (Denmark and Norway) , King of Denmark and Norway (1648–1670)
- Friedrich III. (Bar) , Count of Bar and Duke of Upper Lorraine (1027-1033)
- Friedrich III. (Lorraine) , Duke (1251–1302)
- Friedrich III. (Habsburg) , Duke of Austria (1347–1362)
- Friedrich III. (Braunschweig-Calenberg-Göttingen) , Duke (1482–1484)
- Friedrich III. (Saxony) the Wise , Duke and Elector (1486–1525)
- Friedrich III. (Liegnitz) , Duke (1547–1551, 1556–1559)
- Friedrich III. (Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf) , Duke (1616–1659)
- Friedrich III. (Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg) , Duke (1732–1772)
- Friedrich the Younger (Brandenburg) , Margrave (1424–1463)
- Friedrich III. (Brandenburg-Ansbach) , Margrave (1625–1634)
- Friedrich III. (Brandenburg-Bayreuth) , Margrave (1735–1763)
- Friedrich III. von Goseck , Count Palatine of Saxony (995–1002)
- Friedrich III. (Leiningen) , Count (1237–1287)
- Friedrich III. (Nuremberg) , Burgrave (1260–1297)
- Friedrich III. (Vianden) , Count (-1217)
- Friedrich III. (Meissen) the Strict , Margrave (1349-1381)
- Friedrich III. (Baden) (1327-1353), Margrave
- Friedrich III. (Veldenz) († 1444), the last ruling Count of Veldenz from the Geroldseck line
- Friedrich III. (Palatinate) the Pious (1515–1576), Count Palatine and Elector (1559–1576)
- Friedrich III. (Wied) , Count and founder of the city of Neuwied (1618–1698)
- Friedrich III. (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1708–1748)
- Friedrich von Hessen-Kassel (1747–1837) , Landgrave (1747–1837)
- Friedrich III. zu Leiningen-Westerburg-Altleiningen (1852-1916), Count
- Friedrich III. (Sicily) (1296–1337) is actually Frederick II (Sicily)
- Friedrich III. (Brandenburg) (1657–1713) is Friedrich I (Prussia)
- Friedrich III. (Swabia) (1122–1190) is Friedrich I. (HRR)
- Friedrich III. (Sachsen-Hildburghausen) (1763–1834) is Friedrich (Sachsen-Altenburg)
- Friedrich III. von Leibnitz , Prince Archbishop of Salzburg (1315–1338)
- Friedrich III. von Saar Werden , Elector and Archbishop of Cologne (1370–1414)
- Friedrich III. von Beichlingen , Archbishop and Regent of Magdeburg (1445–1464)
- Friedrich III. von Plankenfels , Bishop of Regensburg (1450–1457)
- Friedrich III. von Zollern († 1436), Bishop of Constance (1434–1436)
Friedrich IV.
- Frederick IV (Denmark and Norway) , King of Denmark and Norway (1699–1730)
- Frederick IV (Lorraine) , Duke (1302–1329)
- Friedrich IV. (Austria) , with the empty pocket , Duke (1382–1439)
- Friedrich IV. (Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf) , Duke (1694–1702)
- Friedrich IV (Swabia) , Duke of Franconia and Rothenburg (1152–1167)
- Friedrich IV. (Liegnitz) , Duke (1571–1596)
- Friedrich IV. (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) , Duke (1636–1648)
- Friedrich IV (Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg) , Duke (1822–1825)
- Friedrich IV. (Palatinate) , Count Palatine and Elector (1583–1610)
- Friedrich IV (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1748–1751)
- Friedrich IV. (Moers) , Count († 1448)
- Friedrich IV. (Nuremberg) , Burgrave (1300–1332)
- Friedrich IV (Count Palatine of Saxony)
- Friedrich IV. (Salm-Kyrburg) , Count (1802 / 1803–1810 / 1811)
- Friedrich IV. (Zollern) , Count of Hohenzollern (1218 – around 1255)
- Friedrich IV. (Meißen) is: Friedrich I. (Saxony)
- Frederick IV (Sicily) is: Frederick I (Naples)
- Friedrich IV. (Brandenburg) is: King Friedrich II. (Prussia) (1740–1786)
- Friedrich IV. Truchsess von Emmerberg , Prince Archbishop of Salzburg (1441–1452)
- Friedrich IV of Brandenburg , Archbishop and Regent of Magdeburg (1551–1552)
- Friedrich IV von Wied , Elector and Archbishop of Cologne (1562–1567)
- Friedrich IV. Of Baden , Prince-Bishop of Utrecht (1496–1517)
- Friedrich IV. Von Oettingen , Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt (1383 to 1415)
Friedrich V.
- Friedrich V (Palatinate) , the Winter King , King of Bohemia (1619–1620)
- Frederick V (Denmark and Norway) , King of Denmark and Norway (1723–1766)
- Friedrich V (Swabia) , Duke (1167 – around 1170)
- Friedrich V (Baden-Durlach) , Margrave of Baden-Durlach (1622–1659)
- Friedrich V (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1766–1820)
- Friedrich V (Zollern) , Count (1255–1289)
- Friedrich V (Nuremberg) , burgrave (1357-1397)
- Friedrich V (Austria) is: Friedrich III. (HRR)
- Friedrich V von Schaunberg , Prince Archbishop of Salzburg (1489–1494)
- Friedrich V. Schenck von Toutenburg , Archbishop of Utrecht (1559–1580)
Friedrich VI./...
- Friedrich VI. (Denmark and Norway) , King of Denmark and Norway (1808–1839)
- Friedrich VI. (Baden-Durlach) , Margrave of Baden-Durlach (1659–1677)
- Friedrich VI. (Swabia) , Duke of Swabia (around 1170–1191)
- Friedrich VI. (Hessen-Homburg) , Landgrave (1820–1829)
- Friedrich VI. (Zollern) († 1298), called "the knight" or "the elder", Count of Zollern
- Friedrich VI. (Nuremberg) is: Friedrich I. (Brandenburg)
- Frederick VII (Denmark) , King (1848–1863)
- Friedrich VII. (Zollern) , Count of Zollern (1298–1309)
- Friedrich VII (Toggenburg) († 1436), Count of Toggenburg
- Friedrich VII. Magnus (Baden-Durlach) , Margrave of Baden-Durlach (1677–1709)
- Frederick VIII (Denmark) , King (1906–1912)
- Frederick VIII (Zollern) (called Ostertag ; † 1333), Count of Hohenzollern
- Friedrich IX. (Denmark) , King (1947–1972)
- Friedrich IX. (Hohenzollern) († 1377/1379), called "the old man" or "the black count", Count of Hohenzollern
- Friedrich von Brandenburg (1588–1611) , as Friedrich IX. Margrave of Brandenburg
- Friedrich X. (Hohenzollern) († 1412), Count
- Friedrich X. von Dalberg (1863–1914), nobleman
- Friedrich XII. (Hohenzollern) , Count
Frederick the Pious
- Friedrich II., The Pious (1418–1478), Duke of Braunschweig-Lüneburg, Prince of Lüneburg, see Friedrich II. (Braunschweig-Lüneburg)
- Friedrich III. von der Pfalz, der Pious (1515–1576), Count Palatine von Simmern-Sponheim and Elector Palatinate, see Friedrich III. (Palatinate)
- Friedrich the Pious (1717–1785), Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, see Friedrich (Mecklenburg)
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- Friedrich Adolf (Lippe) , Prince of Lippe-Detmold (1697–1718)
- Friedrich Anton (Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt) , Prince (1718–1744)
- Friedrich Anton Ulrich (Waldeck-Pyrmont) , Prince (1706–1712)
- Friedrich August I , the Strong , Elector of Saxony (1694–1733) and King of Poland (1697–1704 and 1709–1733), see August II. (Poland)
- Friedrich August II. , Elector of Saxony (1733–1763) and King of Poland (1734–1763), see August III. (Poland)
- Friedrich August I. (Saxony) , the Just , King (1806–1827) and as Friedrich August III. Elector of Saxony (1763–1806)
- Friedrich August II. (Saxony) , King (1836–1854)
- Friedrich August III. (Saxony) , King (1904–1918)
- Friedrich August (Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Oels) , Duke of Oels (1792–1805)
- Friedrich August von Anhalt-Dessau (1799–1864), Prince of Anhalt-Dessau
- Friedrich August von Sachsen-Eisenach (1663–1684), Hereditary Prince of Sachsen-Eisenach
- Friedrich August (Oldenburg) , Duke of Oldenburg (1773–1785) and Prince-Bishop of Lübeck (1750–1785)
- Friedrich August (Oldenburg, Grand Duke) , Grand Duke (1900–1918)
- Friedrich August (Nassau-Usingen) , Duke (1806–1816)
- Friedrich August (Württemberg-Neuenstadt) , Duke (1682–1716)
- Friedrich August, Duke of York and Albany (1763–1827), Duke, Bishop of Osnabrück, British Field Marshal
- Friedrich August (Anhalt-Zerbst) , Prince (1747–1793)
- Friedrich Casimir (Hanau) , Count (1623–1685)
- Friedrich Casimir (Ortenburg) , Imperial Count (1627–1658)
- Friedrich Christian (Saxony) , Duke and Elector (1763)
- Alexius Friedrich Christian (Anhalt-Bernburg) , Duke (1806–1834)
- Friedrich Christian (Schaumburg-Lippe) , Count (1681–1728)
- Friedrich Christian (Brandenburg-Bayreuth) , Margrave (1763–1769)
- Friedrich Christian I (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg) , Duke
- Friedrich Christian II (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg) , Duke
- Friedrich Eugen (Württemberg) , Duke (1795–1797)
- Friedrich Franz I (Mecklenburg) , Grand Duke of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] (1815–1837)
- Friedrich Franz II. (Mecklenburg) , Grand Duke of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] (1842–1883)
- Friedrich Franz III. (Mecklenburg) , Grand Duke of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] (1883–1897)
- Friedrich Franz IV. (Mecklenburg) , Grand Duke of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] (1897–1918)
- Friedrich Günther (Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt) , Prince (1807–1867)
- Friedrich Heinrich (Orange) , Prince of Orange (1625–1647)
- Friedrich Heinrich (Sachsen-Zeitz-Pegau-Neustadt) , Duke (1699–1713)
- Friedrich Heinrich (Brandenburg-Schwedt) , Margrave (1771–1788)
- Friedrich Heinrich von Bellegarde , Count and Viceroy of Lombardy-Venice (1815–1816)
- Friedrich Karl (Württemberg-Winnental) (1652–1698), Duke
- Friedrich Karl August (Lippe) (1706–1781), Count of Lippe-Biesterfeld, Sternberg and Schwalenberg
- Friedrich Karl (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Plön) (1722–1761), Duke
- Friedrich Karl (Wied-Neuwied) (1741–1809), Prince
- Friedrich Karl August (Waldeck-Pyrmont) (1743–1812), Prince
- Friedrich Karl Ludwig (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck) (1757-1816), Duke
- Friedrich Karl (Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt) (1790–1793), Prince
- Friedrich Karl of Prussia (1828–1885) , prince and general
- Friedrich Karl of Prussia (1893–1917) , horseman
- Friedrich Karl of Prussia (1919–2006) , nobleman
- Friedrich Kasimir (Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Landsberg) , Duke (1604–1645)
- Friedrich Ludwig (Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Landsberg) , Duke (1661–1681)
- Friedrich Ludwig (Hohenzollern-Hechingen) , Prince (1730–1750)
- Friedrich Ludwig (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck) , Duke (1719–1728)
- Friedrich Ludwig (Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen-Öhringen) , Prince (1796–1806)
- Friedrich Ludwig Carl Christian zu Castell-Rüdenhausen , Count (1749–1803)
- Friedrich Michael von Pfalz-Birkenfeld , Count Palatine of Zweibrücken-Birkenfeld (1724–1767)
- Friedrich Tuta , the Stammler , Margrave of Meissen (1285–1291)
- Friedrich Ulrich (Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel) , Duke (1613–1634)
- Vain Friedrich I. (Hohenzollern) (* around 1384, † 1439), count in the county of Hohenzollern
- Eitel Friedrich II. (Hohenzollern) (1488–1512)
- Vain Friedrich III. (1512-1525)
- Eitel Friedrich IV. (Hohenzollern) (1576–1605)
- Eitel Friedrich II. (Hohenzollern-Hechingen) (1601–1661)
Other ecclesiastical rulers
- Friedrich (Mainz) , Archbishop of Mainz (937–954)
- Friedrich (Zeitz) , Bishop of Zeitz (979/980 – approx. 990)
- Friedrich (Chiemsee) , Bishop of Chiemsee (1361-1387)
- Friedrich von Perneck (also Pernegg; † 1380), as Friedrich II. Bishop of Seckau
- Friedrich von Blankenheim (Friedrich III. Von Blankenheim), Prince-Bishop of Utrecht (1393–1423)
- Friedrich Theis von Thesingen († 1429), Bishop of Lavant and as Friedrich III. Bishop of Chiemsee
- Friedrich von Fronau , Bishop of Chiemsee (1292/93)
- Friedrich von Hoya , Abbot of Corvey from 1080 to 1082
- Friedrich von Mainz , Archbishop of Mainz (937–954)
- Friedrich Wilhelm von Westphalen , Prince-Bishop of Hildesheim (1763–1789) and Paderborn (1782–1789)
- Friedrich von Zollern , Prince-Bishop of Regensburg (1340–1365)
- Eitel Friedrich von Hohenzollern (1582–1625) (1582–1625), Bishop of Osnabrück