List of titular bishops in the Kingdom of Hungary

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After the Reformation, the Hungarian kings began to appoint so-called episcopi electi, chosen bishops who were neither consecrated nor had ecclesiastical jurisdiction, without papal approval .

Places that formerly belonged to the Kingdom of Hungary (later also to the neighboring countries ) and had been lost through the expansion of the Ottoman Empire were taken as titular seats . The appointed bishops had a seat and vote in the upper house, wore episcopal robes and were mostly endowed with significant benefits. It can be seen as a means to achieve a Catholic majority in the upper house, large parts of the higher nobility were Lutheran or Reformed.

In Hungarian: 'címzetes püspök' and after the MKL there were the following 34 Hungarian titular seats: Almis, Ansaria (Ansarien, Osaro), Arbe (Arbo), Belgrád és Szendrő (Belgrade and Semendria), Bidua, Boson (Boson), Bécs, Drivasztó (Drivest), Dulcino (dulcino), Dulm (Dulmi), Fáró (Pharos), Kattaró (Cattaro), Kurzola (Corzola), Makaria (Makarie), Novi (Novi), Pristina (Pristin), Roson (Roson), Szkutari (Scutari), Stagnó, Szardika (Sardica), Szebenikó, Szkardona (Skardona), Szkopia (Scopi), Szerbia (Serbia), Szvidnic, Temnen, Tinnin (Tinninien), Trau, Tribunic (Tridunitz), Trebinje, Veglia, Vovadra (Wowadri), Zakulmia.

The list of 22 titular seats is taken from the State Manual of 1824, they are all included in the list of the MKL, but there are also the following twelve seats mentioned: Almis, Arbe [in the schematic 1807], Bidua, Bécs, Stagnó, Szebenikó [probably Šibenik], Szvidnic, Temnen, Trau, Trebinje, Veglia [probably the island, is in the Schem. 1807!], Zakulmia. So the following seats have to be added:

and the following, where the MKL is not yet available online:

  • Trust
  • Trebinje
  • Veglia [in Schem. 1807 available!]
  • Zakulmia

In the book Hungarian Episcopate and Austrian Monarchy , Michael Anton Paintner is assigned two other titular dioceses:

  • Pullti (Poletensis)
  • Svac (Suacinensis)

The names of the bishops can be found in the online Magyar Katolikus Lexikon (MKL). As far as an ascent into the Catholic hierarchy took place, the corresponding entry was also given (HC), but the listing there still proves to be incomplete.

Since the Hungarian form of the name emerges from the link to the MKL, a German form of the first name was mostly chosen according to the model of the state manual. If no nobility designations are given, it must not be concluded that the person was not aristocratic. After all, higher degrees of nobility are indicated in the MKL entries (br for baron or baron, gr for count, hg for prince (herzeg)) and even if the person did not belong to the higher nobility, the full name can be deduced in many cases due to the predicate (e.g. Haulik György, várallyai becomes Georg Haulik von Várallya ).

Ansaria

Ansariensis

Titular Bishops:

  • Cesare Nardo Montepoli OFM (January 12, 1621 to ...)
  • Giuseppe Canello (May 20, 1637 until ...)
  • Josef Gelff (June 15, 1659 until ...)
  • Andreas Petes (June 13, 1696 to 1713 †)
  • Johann Franz Kiss (December 11, 1713 to July 8, 1746 †)
  • Paul Orosz (November 7, 1746 to March 29, 1756 †)
  • Josef Bajzáth (May 1, 1765 to 1777 ), also Bishop of Wesprim (February 1, 1777 to February 24, 1802 †)
  • Emerich Okolicsányi (Okolichanyi) (March 21, 1777 to July 14, 1795 †)
  • Paul Rosos (August 10, 1795 to 1808 ), also Bishop of Wesprim (August 10, 1808 to June 4, 1809 †)
  • vacant 1806/1807
  • Alexander Rudnay (July 15, 1808 to 1816), also Bishop of Transylvania (March 8, 1816 to 1819), Archbishop of Gran (June 12, 1819 to September 13, 1831) and Cardinal (December 15, 1828)
  • Franz Madrassy (February 14, 1816 to July 28, 1838 †)
  • Gabriel Balassa (August 30, 1838 to 1844 ), also Bishop of Steinamanger (June 7, 1844 to August 11, 1851 †)
  • Josef Várady (August 16, 1844 to 1857 †)
  • Andreas Lipthay (1860 to November 3, 1871 †)
  • Josef Hermann (1872 to April 7, 1875 †)
  • Karl Nogáll (1879 to July 2, 1896 †)
  • Josef Csávolszky (1901 to May 9, 1905 †)
  • Gyula Walter (June 3, 1909 until ...)

Arbo

Arbensis (Hungarian: arbei vál. Püspek ) [Schem 1807. 1824 no longer listed] Arbe, (Island of Raab, Croatia)

Bishops:

  • 1363: Krizogon, 1443: Zárai Miklós OP.

Titular Bishops:

Viselték:

  • Cernota András OFM (OFMObs) (1583 to September 19, 1588)

Titular Bishops:

  • Claudio Mario Viano (November 15, 1685 until ...)
  • Josef Maria Favini OFMConv (July 7, 1701 to October 20, 1702), also Bishop of Syrmia  ? (October 20, 1702 to 1714 †)
  • Gabriel Anton Erdődy (October 30, 1711 to 1713), also Bishop of Erlau (1715–1744 †)
  • Paul Spáczay (June 29, 1713 to January 1, 1751 †)
  • Josef Szentilonay (September 13, 1751 to April 30, 1769 †)
  • Rafael Szentiványi (December 22, 1770 to October 27, 1783 †)
  • Count Cajetan Sauer (March 30, 1790 to August 29, 1811 †)
  • vakat (1812-1865)
  • Stefan Lipovniczky (1866- 1868 ), also bishop of Oradea (1868-1885 †)
  • Moses Keserű (March 29, 1871 to March 9, 1874 †)
  • Karl Bubla (June 27, 1878 to September 21, 1889 †)
  • Vilmos Fraknói (December 24, 1889 to November 20, 1924 †)

Bacs

Bacensis

Titular Bishops:

  • 1648: Tubero (Jubero?) Dénes OCarm,
  • Baron Emerich Perényi (December 24, 1778 to January 26, 1823 †)
  • vakat (1824–1831)
  • Anton Ocskay (1832–1839), also Bishop of Košice (August 18, 1839 to September 13, 1848 †)
  • Anton Karner (1839–1850), also Bishop of Raab (January 7, 1850 to September 30, 1856 †)
  • Anton Korizmics (1851 to April 9, 1866 †)
  • Nándor Dulánszky (May 28, 1874 to 1875), also Bishop of Stuhlweissenburg (June 11, 1875 to 1877) and Fünfkirchen (June 1, 1877 to January 24, 1896 †)
  • Emerich Venosz (1877 to ...)
  • Ignaz Smotzer (1882 to September 1, 1885 †)
  • Karl Pisch (1891 to 1893 †)

Belgrade and Semendria

Belgradiensis, & Samandriensis (Latin also: Bellogradensis et Semendriensis ; Hungarian: szendrői püspökség ; Serbo-Croatian: Smederevo )

also: Belgradensis

Titular Bishops of Semendria :

  • 1544: Fabricius Balázs OFM, 1551: Scorontelbi Kornél OFM, 1563: Tamás OFM, 1565: Ugrinovich Miklós OFM, 1605: Cseh István OFM, 1606: Szentandrássy István, 1625: Rengjics Albert OFM, C-ét viselték
  • Heinrich Fastroyer (1630-), also Hungarian titular bishop of Novi (1638–1642)
  • Thomas Marnavich OFM (1633- 1637 ), also Bishop of Bosnia (June 26, 1637 to March 4, 1645 †)
  • Rafael Levakovich (May 2, 1637 to April 1638), also (Catholic!) Archbishop of Ohrid (May 27, 1647 to the end of 1649 †)
  • Marian Pozsegai OFM (1647-?)
  • 1651: Benlics Máté OFM, 1654: Tolnay Ferenc, 1667: Pongrácz György,
  • Baron Gottfried Capon (1680 1698 ), also bishop of Hradec Kralove (23 September 1698 to 18 September 1701)
  • Stefan Josef Illyés (1708–1711 †)
  • Baron Ferdinand Jakob Jany (September 14, 1713 to September 1728)

Titular Bishops of Belgrade:

  • 1615: Péter, 1640: Boncarpi Jakab OFM,
  • Marian Pozsegai OFM (July 17, 1647 to February 1650 †)
  • Maté Benlich OFM (1650-)
  • 1675: Korlatovich Róbert OFM, Bernjakovich Mátyás OFM, 1702: Kazó István , 1708: Natalis Lukács OFM

Titular Bishops of Belgrade and Semendria:

Boson

Bosoniensis (German also: Bosnia )

Titular Bishops:

  • Baron Johann Ludwig Schwarzer (February 13, 1778 to April 26, 1783 [?])
  • Count Johann Révay (August 2, 1783 to November 26, 1787), also Bishop of Spiš (September 27, 1787 to January 9, 1806 †)
  • vakat (1788–1807)
  • Count Karl Perényi (September 16, 1808 to March 15, 1819)
  • Anton Juranich (December 12, 1821 to 1825), also Bishop of Raab (1825–1837)
  • Johann Horváth (December 10, 1825 to 1835 ), also Bishop of Stuhlweissenburg (1831–1835)
  • Ignaz Fábry (1843 to 1852 ), also Bishop of Košice (September 27, 1852 to June 24, 1867 †)
  • Josef Viber (1852 to ...)
  • Ladislaus Bitnicz (1868 to June 28, 1871)
  • Johann Antunovics (1876 to January 14, 1888 †)
  • Adalbert Mayer (1888- 1905 ), also bishop of Satu Mare (17 October 1905 to 13 March 1906)

Cattaro

(Hungarian: kattarói ; Serbo-Croatian: Kotor , Yugoslavia)

Titular Bishops:

  • c-ét viselték:
  • 1636: Domini Jeromos, 1637: Angelis Martino OCarm,
  • Johann Jalkóczy (1682 to December 13, 1686 †)
  • Johann Tache (September 14, 1687 to 1690 †)
  • Andreas Szántosy (1695 to 1696 †)
  • Siegmund Anton Ordódy (April 12, 1696 [October 21, 1707?] To 1708), also Bishop of Csánad (1708 to September 21, 1708 †)
  • Emerich Luby (July 15, 1708 to May 16, 1712 †), also the Hungarian titular bishop of Corczola
  • Baron Franz Ladislaus Mednyánszky (December 11, 1713 to December 6, 1733 †)
  • Stefan Nozdroviczky (March 22, 1734 to May 1, 1748 †)
  • Count Karl Eszterházy (August 11, 1755 to 1760 ), also Bishop of Waitzen (1760–1762) and Erlau (1762 to March 14, 1799 †)
  • Michael Kondé (1790–1792), also Hungarian titular bishop of Belgrade and Semendria (September 24, 1792 to December 22, 1800) and Bishop of Großwardein (August 16, 1800 to December 18, 1802 †)
  • vakat (1792 / 1800-1804)
  • Paul Szegedi (1805 to March 24, 1814 †)
  • Georg Szeldmayer (1817–1818 †)

Corczola

Curzolensis (Hungarian: Kurzolai ; Croatian: Korčula ; Italian: Curzola ) [Schem 1807: Curzola]

Titular Bishops:

Drivest

Driviesteris

Titular bishops: 1500: Kornis Benedek, 1636: Lucsics Jeromos, 1637: Martinus ab Angelus,

  • Ignaz Nagy (November 23, 1774 to 1777 ), also Bishop of Stuhlweissenburg (February 17, 1777 to November 5, 1789 †)
  • Joseph Petheő (July 26, 1777 to July 3, 1809)
  • Karl Nedeczky Károly (July 24, 1812 to November 15, 1823)
  • Stefan Szalay (1825 †)
  • David Uriel Újváry (August 7, 1827 to 1831)
  • Nepomuk Johann Tage (1836 to July 8, 1838 †)
  • Michael Csupor (1840–1842 †)
  • Béla Pogány (January 5, 1843 to November 13, 1857 †)
  • vakat (1858-1860)
  • Alexander Lévay (1861 to November 9, 1873)
  • Stefan Junák (October 1, 1873 to September 3, 1879)
  • Franz Lichtensteiger (1879 to January 26, 1895 †)
  • Johann Hopf (1895 to January 11, 1902)
  • Johann Károly (1902 to January 16, 1915 †)
  • Karl Mayer (August 11, 1916 to 1925 †)

Dulcino

Dulcinensis = Olciniensis, 1571–1878 under Turkish rule

Titular Bishops:

  • Ladislaus Joseph Szörényi (January 30, 1718 to August 13, 1733), also Bishop of Syrmia (August 13, 1733 to November 13, 1752 †)
  • Jakobus Fábry (October 16, 1737 to February 19, 1757 †)
  • Mathias Salbeck (May 15, 1759 to September 14, 1764 †)
  • Johann Alapy (June 25, 1765 to February 17, 1778 †)
  • Franz Szányi (May 12, 1795 to 1801), also Bishop of Rosenau (December 23, 1801 to March 29, 1810 †)
  • Baron Stephan Fischer (November 20, 1801 to 1803), also Bishop of Sathmar (June 2, 1803 to 1807) and Archbishop of Erlau (September 18, 1807 to July 4, 1822 †)
  • Johann Nepomuk Arady (August 3, 1804 to 1810)
  • Stephan Gosztonyi (August 19, 1811 to December 20, 1817)
  • Stephan Fangh (1819-1825)
  • Johann Danis (1828 to December 25, 1829 †)
  • Franz Hene (1830 to January 27, 1835 †)
  • Baron Ladislaus Bemer (1837- 1843 ), also bishop of Oradea (February 10, 1843 to November 4, 1862 †)
  • Johann Delinger (1845 to January 27, 1850 †)
  • Stefan Greguska (1854 to January 3, 1857 †)
  • Ignaz Markl (1857 - January 18, 1876 †)
  • Nikolaus Lengyel (1879 to October 10, 1889 †)
  • Gyula Markus (May 19, 1890 to May 30, 1893 †)
  • Johann Ivánkovits (August 2, 1895 to 1896 ), also Bishop of Rosenau (December 3, 1896 to December 11, 1905) and titular bishop of Sidyma (December 11, 1905 to March 31, 1910 †)
  • Stefan Podraczky (1902–1912), † December 20, 1926
  • Gabriel Czeizel (1913 to 1920 †)

Dulmi

Dulmensis [Schem 1807, 1812 not mentioned] There is an entry for the titular seat Dulma in CH: Dulma (titular lake), Balthasar Schitter is named as the only titular bishop for 1850–1868, which does not fit with the list below!

Compare also: De Electis Episcopis Dulmensibus (Titulus XL) . In: Codex juris decretalis ecclesiae ..., page 641

  • Gergely Sorger (March 17, 1719 to July 27, 1727), also titular Hungarian Bishop of Tinninia (July 3, 1727 to 1729 ) (?) And Bishop of Transylvania (February 25, 1729 to September 16, 1739 †)
  • Alexander Máriássy (1727–1729), also Hungarian titular bishop of Tinninia (1729–1755 †)
  • Siegmund Kapy (1730 †)
  • vakat (1731–1753)
  • Baron Franz Johann Roy (May 27, 1754 to August 21, 1757 †)
  • Gabriel Ordódy (1758 to September 22, 1776 †)
  • vakat (1777–1801)
  • David Zsolnay (1802-?)
  • vacant 1806/07
  • Joseph Nejedly (1812 - August 21, 1816 †)
  • Joseph Chrysostomos Pauer (1818–1824), also Apostolic Vicar of the Imperial and Royal Army (1815–1823) and Bishop of Sankt Pölten (1824–1826)
  • Emerich Osegovich (July 17, 1829 to December 19, 1833), also Bishop of Zengg (1834 to January 8, 1869 †)
  • Franz Xaver Habel (1834 to October 13, 1846 †)
  • Franz Ruttner (December 1846 to September 15, 1847 †)
  • Anton Lipthay (1848 to ...), † February 20, 1870
  • vakat (schematic 1856)
  • Joseph Mihalovich (1868- 1870 ), also Archbishop of Zagreb (1870 to 19 February 1891 †) and Cardinal (1877)
  • Johann Raduly (1871 to August 31, 1874 †)
  • Franz Sláby (1875 to July 19, 1893 †)
  • Gustav Jánosi (1899 to August 15, 1911 †)
  • Ludwig Kleiner (1914 to January 10, 1922 †)

Macariums

Makariensis , Mrkan, island on the Croatian Adriatic coast

Bishop:

  • Jacobus (Makariensis Ecclesiae Episcopus). 1384. Concl.
  • Nicolaus. 1464.
  • Christophorus. 1495. 1498.
  • Ferdinandus de Frangipanibus. 1508.
  • vacat 1608.1609.

Titular Bishops:

  • Bertalan Mikolich OFM (1614 to ...)
  • Johann Baptist Agalich 1625 ... 1638, also Bishop of Zengg (... until October 30, 1649 †)
  • Andreas Francisci 1642. 1649.
  • Peter Cachich (1645 to ...)
  • Peter Mariani. 1655 .. 1662, † 1665
  • Nicholas 1682: Salom (1682 to ...)
  • Karl Ochmuchievich (1694 to ...)
  • Walther de Schoppen OFMConv (1714-) 1715
  • Johann Bakó (1717 to December 13, 1720 †)
  • Paul Ignaz Névery (November 26, 1721 to September 2, 1732 †)
  • vakat (1733-1740)
  • Stephanus Keczer (May 8, 1741 until ...)
  • Count Sigismund Keglevich (April 19, 1764 to December 19, 1805)
  • Nicolaus Rauscher (1806 to March 13, 1825)
  • Anton Makay (1816-1818), then Bishop von Neusohl (August 7, 1818 to 1823) and Wesprim (March 4, 1823 to January 8, 1825 †)
  • vakat (1819-1845)
  • Nikolaus Bezerédj (July 2, 1846 to December 15, 1885 †)
  • Nandór Wolafka (1892 to May 22, 1906 †)
  • Anton Nemes (1912 to June 28, 1941 †)

Novi

Noviensis Index p. 243

Bishop:

  • Demetrius 1384
  • vacat 1435

Titular Bishops:

  • Heinrich Fastroyer (May 25, 1638 to November 22, 1642), previously Hungarian titular bishop of Semendria (1630–1633)
  • Georg Szelepcsényi (November 21, 1642 to 1643), also Bishop of Csanád (July 15 to November 20, 1643), Fünfkirchen (November 20, 1643 to 1644), Wesprim (August 7, 1644 to 1648) and Neutra (18. April 1648 to 1666), Archbishop of Kalocsa (March 1657 to 1666) and Gran (January 15, 1666 to January 14, 1685)
  • Franciscus Gorup (June 14, 1643 to February 22, 1677 †)
    • Johann Bény (1656 to October 28, 1659 †)
  • Nicolaus Balogh (1677–1682), also Bishop of Csanád (December 28, 1681 to 1685) and Bishop of Waitzen (March 18, 1686 to October 6, 1689 †)
  • Octavian Salvucci (1682 to February 29, 1684 †)
    • ??? Andreas Péterffy 1687 [Misprint?]
  • Georg Ferdinand Péterffy (July 13, 1688 to 1693)
  • Stephan Dolni (October 11, 1693 to 1699), also Bishop of Csanád (1699 to 1707)
  • Count Imre Csáky (1699–1702), also Bishop of Oradea (1702–1732), Archbishop of Kalocsa (1714–1732) and Cardinal (July 12, 1717)
  • Georg Franz Ghillány (1703–1723), also Hungarian titular bishop of Tinninia (1714–1729)
  • Johannes Okolicsányi (1723–1734), also Bishop of Oradea (1734–1736)
  • Count Nicolaus Csáky (1735–1737), also Bishop of Großwardein (1737–1747), Archbishop of Kalocsa (1747–1751) and Gran (1751–1757)
  • Count Franz Zichy (von Zich and Vásonkeő) (1737–1742 / 1744), also titular bishop of Botrys (1742–1744) and Bishop of Raab (May 27, 1744 to June 8, 1783 †)
  • Georg Klimó (July 19, 1744 to 1751 ), also Bishop of Fünfkirchen (July 30, 1751 to May 2, 1777 †)
  • Baron Adam Patachich (1751–1759), also Bishop of Großwardein (1759–1776) and Archbishop of Kalocsa (1776–1784)
  • Count Franz Berchthold (1763–1776), also Bishop of Neusohl (1776–1793)
  • Stephan Bartha (November 25, 1776 to 1785 †)
  • Andreas Szabó (December 11, 1787 to 1804), also Bishop of Košice (July 4, 1804 to September 27, 1819 †)
    • ? Andreas Pál (1804-?) [Probably an error, see below]
  • Joannes Vancsay (1805 to July 15, 1806 †)
  • vacat 1806/07 [Schem. 1807]
  • Ladislaus Kámánházy (1807–1808), also Bishop of Waitzen (July 11, 1808 to February 4, 1817 †)
  • Johann Schober (January 7th to June 7th 1809)
  • Andreas Paal (August 11, 1809 to 1813 †)
  • Michael Paintner (September 27, 1816 to 1826)
  • vakat (1827-1839 / 1840)
  • Michael Sághy (1840/1841 to July 17, 1849 †)
  • Baron Michael Fekete von Galántha (1852 to December 13, 1866 †)
  • Stephan Vagyon (von Hanzlikfalv) (1867 to April 5, 1871 †)
  • Zsigmond Szuppan (July 16, 1871 to July 17, 1881 †)
  • Bertalan Virter (1881 to February 23, 1886 †)
  • Zsigmond Bubics (1886–1887), also Bishop of Kaschau (1887 to October 1906)
  • Franz Lipthay (1888 to October 11, 1903 †)
  • Norbert Szabó (1904 to August 24, 1918 †)

Pharos

Pharensis (Hungarian: fárói ) Index p.258

Bishop:

  • Benedictus 1384
  • vacat 1435

Titular Bishops:

  • 1648-49: Tamaron Gergely OSB
  • Baron Emerich Pongrácz (February 1, 1697 to December 1724 †)
  • Baron Franz Péterffy (February 7, 1725 to January 15, 1736 †)
  • Baron Anton Gaun (1743 to January 5, 1765 †)
  • Michael Beznák (November 4, 1768 to February 10, 1774 †)
  • Emerich Karl Raffay (March 1, 1805 to 1815), also Bishop of Djakovo and Syrmia (July 22, 1816 to January 10, 1830 †)
  • Josef Bélik (April 2, 1821 to 1823), also Bishop of Spiš (March 7, 1823 to March 5, 1847 †)
  • Emerich Palugyay (1829 to 1832), also Bishop of Kaschau (February 24, 1832 to 1839) and Neutra (February 13, 1839 to July 24, 1858 †)
  • Emerich Tersztyánszky (March 26, 1832 to June 28, 1847 †)
  • Josef Kunszt (February 1848 to 1850), also Bishop of Kaschau (May 30, 1850 to 1852) and Archbishop of Kalocsa (January 15, 1852 to January 5, 1866 †)
  • Ladislaus Győrffy (1856 to July 1, 1873 †)
  • Lázár Kantz (January 8, 1874 to March 14, 1881 †)
  • Lázár Franz Tallián (1885 to November 9, 1896 †)
  • Franc Venczel (1900 to ...)
  • Stefan Szeifriecz (1906 to 1917 †)

Pristine

Pristinensis (Serbo-Croatian: Priština ; Albanian: Prishtinë ; Hungarian: Pristina ) in Kosovo

Titular Bishops:

Roson

Rosonensis Ind.Real. p.294 [Schem. 1807: Rozzano]

Titular Bishops:

  • Andreas (1519 / 1526–1531 / 1536)
  • Paul Szondy (February 11, 1536 to 1543 / July 1558), † July 1558
  • Jakob Meutravee (September 24, 1543 to October 3, 1571 †)
  • Nikolaus Don (October 3, 1571 to 1600?)
  • Georg Zalatnaky (1597/20 December 1600 to ...)
  • Alfons Requesens (1609 to October 6, 1625), † April 8, 1639
  • Count Vincentius Zucconi (December 5/25, 1625 to 1635/1637 †)
  • Johann Friedrich Prainer (December 31, 1637 to 1638 †)
  • Johannes Chrysostemus de S. Petronilla (Szentpetronelly) OSA (June 26, 1638 to 1649/1652)
  • Johann Belmonte (1652-1652 / 1654)
  • Johann Caramuel (November 7, 1654 to 1658 †)
  • Johann Baptist Barsotti (1659 to 1665 †)
  • Georg Berdóczy (January 15, 1666 to 1672 †)
  • Jakob Haskó (Jacob Hasko) (August 18, 1672 to 1690), also Bishop of Neutra (June 16, 1690 to 1691), † October 19, 1695.
  • Baron Paul Balassa (June 30, 1690 to October 3, 1705 †)
  • Franz Lapsánszky (March 10, 1707 to June 11, 1710 †)
  • Count Paulus Forgách (May 27, 1712 to November 29, 1746 †)
  • Johannes Terlanday (April 19, 1764 to 1770 †)
  • Simon Ambrus Stock (March 20, 1770 to 1773 †),
  • Johann Lukácsy (July 18, 1774 to April 26, 1780 †),
  • Ignaz Bärenkopf (Bärnkopf) (January 4, 1805 to April 19, 1809 †)
  • Alexander von Alagovich (Alagovits) (August 25, 1809 to October 23, 1829), also Bishop of Agram (Zagreb) (1829–1837)
  • Joseph Kukovich (January 9, 1833 to July 17, 1834), also Bishop of Djakovo and Syrmia (July 25, 1834 to 1849), † April 18, 1861.
  • Johann Matisovich (April 13, 1837 to 1848 †)
  • Karl Pavich (1852-1859 †)
  • Joseph Matich (1859–1876 †)
  • Mathias Mihaljevich (1877 to 1881 †)
  • Gáspár Radich (1882–1885 †)
  • Georg Streit (1886–1899 †)

Sardica

Sardicensis (Hungarian: sardikai ; German Sofia , today Bulgaria) --- also Sardih [Schem. 1812]

Titular Bishops:

  • Gabriel Spátay (September 2, 1717 to May 27, 1722 †),
  • August (Ágoston) Török OSPPE (October 2, 1722 to 1741)
  • Baron Josef Verneck (February 24, 1775 to 1779)
  • Daniel Hersching (June 17, 1790 to June 6, 1802 †)
  • Josef Vurum (December 15, 1810 to 1816 ), also Bishop of Stuhlweissenburg (September 23, 1816 - April 19, 1822), Großwardein (1821–1827) and Neutra (1827 to May 2, 1838 †)
  • Johann Durcsák (July 16, 1830 to 1837 †)
  • Prince Alexander Hohenlohe (1843 to November 14, 1849 †)
  • Andreas Meschtuár (1853 to ...)
  • Johann Krajcsik (1872 to 10 August 1890 †)
  • Josef Vinkler (1890 to ...)

Scardona

Scardonensis (Hungarian: szkardonai )

Titular Bishops:

  • Thomas Ivkovich (October 27/28, 1625 to June 17, 1633 †)
  • 1634. III. 8: Mran Miklós (szvidnici mpp. Lett),
  • Paul Posilovics OFM (July 26, 1639 to 1657), also Hungarian titular bishop of Dulmi (October 25, 1655 to 1657 †)
  • Paul Ivanovich (Ivanovics) OSPPE (June 6, 1659 to 1661), also titular Hungarian Bishop of Tinninia (March 19, 1661 to 1663), † 1672.
  • Michael Matkovich (July 23, 1661 to 1662 †),
  • Johann Szászy (September 5, 1662 to June 7, 1663), previously Skopi? (1650 to?), Also Bishop of Syrmia (June 7, 1663 to 1674 †)
  • (again) Paul Ivanovich (1664–1667)
  • Count Ferdinand Pálffy (1669 to 1672), also Bishop of Csanád (August 19, 1672 to 1678) and Erlau (March 3, 1678 to October 31, 1680 †)
  • Vanoviczy János OSPPE (August 26, 1672 to April 20, 1674) resigned
  • Marián Frivulti (October 20, 1675 to 1678) resigns
  • Andreas Sebestyén (December 29, 1678 to 1679), also Bishop of Transylvania (August 21, 1679 to April 1, 1683 †)
  • Johann Kálmánczai (August 11, 1679 to 1685 †)
  • Peter Kuzmich (April 15, 1685 to 1686 †)
  • Balázs Jaklin (August 9, 1687 to 1688), also titular Hungarian Bishop of Tinninia (November 29, 1688 to 1691) and Bishop of Neutra (March 14, 1691 to October 17, 1695 †)
  • Johann Babich (January 16, 1688 to February 16, 1700 †),
  • Otto Johann Volkra (March 13, 1700 to May 28, 1710)
  • Michael Verbanich (April 10, 1713 to 1740)
  • Lőrinc Károlyi (November 7, 1746 to March 21, 1747 †)
  • Paul Kovács (October 20, 1752 to March 1754 †)
  • Ladislaus Kovács (March 27, 1769 to July 11, 1781 †)
  • Baron Johann Karl Beniczky (January 17, 1810 to September 25, 1817 †)
  • vakat (1818–1844)
  • Anton Liptay (1848 to ...)
  • Josef Lonovics (1861 to ...)
  • Ladislaus Bíró (1865 to 1866 ), also Bishop of Sathmar (September 14, 1866 to January 21, 1872 †)
  • Jácint Rónay (1873 to ...), † April 17, 1889
  • Johann Zerpák (1876 to ...)
  • Franz Lönhárt (1878–1882), titular bishop of Gratianopolis (from April 5, 1881), then Bishop of Transylvania (July 3, 1882 to June 28, 1897 †)
  • Karl Hornig (February 9, 1883 to 1888 ), also Bishop of Wesprim (April 17, 1888 to February 9, 1917 †) and Cardinal (December 2, 1912)
  • Nándor Knauz (July 29, 1890 to April 26, 1898 †)
  • Karl Kozma (1899 to December 6, 1901 †)
  • Balázs Svindermann (1907 to November 1915 †)

Scopi

Scopiensis Index p.316

Titular Bishops:

  • Stefan Zakalinszky (1554 to 1566)
  • Franz Andreis (1573 to 1591 †)
  • Domonkos Andreis (1592 to 1625)
  • Jeromos Strasser OFM (March 20, 1626 to 1628)
  • Hiacynt Makripodári OP (June 29, 1645 to 1653? / 1658), also Bishop of Csanád (1658–1672 †)
  • Johannes Héderváry (April 26, 1658 to August or September 1662 †)
  • vakat 1662
  • Andreas Stenberg (May 28, 1663 to 1666)
  • Nikolaus Posgay (August 11, 1666 to February 18, 1668 †)
  • Johann Gubasóczy (June 21 to July 17, 1668), also Bishop of Fünfkirchen (1668–1676), Waitzen (1676–1679) and Neutra (1679–1685), Archbishop of Kalocsa (1685–1686)
  • Andreas Szily (June 21, 1681 to July 1682 †)
  • Baron Franz Chikulini (June 12, 1685 to? †),
  • Andreas Matusek (December 11, 1693 to 1707), also Hungarian titular bishop of Tinninia (March 12, 1708 to May 7, 1713 †)
  • Nikolaus Vlasich (April 13, 1707 to ... †),
  • Johannes Bublovich (February 15, 1715 (October 11, 1711/1721?) To June 16, 1725 †)
  • Baron Stefan Luzinsky (October 2, 1725 to February 6, 1733), also Bishop of Großwardein (1733–1734 †)
  • Ludwig Csapody (March 30, 1798 to June 6, 1801 †)
  • Alexander Bodoni (November 20, 1801 to August 29, 1806), also Hungarian titular bishop of Belgrade (1806–1811)
  • Anton Fridmanszky (January 3, 1812–1844)
  • Johann Dirling (July 1, 1845 to 1847), † 1852
  • Joseph Král (1861 to October 15, 1863 †)
  • vakat (1864–1878)
  • Joseph Georg Németh (1879 - November 11, 1916 †)
  • Peter Vay (1917 to ...)

Scutari

Scutariensis (Albanian: Shkodra or Shkodër )

Titular Bishops:

Serbia

Serbiensis index p.320 [Shem 1807 Servia]

Titular Bishops:

  • Georg Foglár (March 21, 1718 to October 12, 1754 †),
  • Georg Nunkovich (June 20, 1777 to November 21, 1790 †)
  • Joseph Mártonfi (July 11, 1793 to March 14, 1799), also Bishop of Transylvania (March 14, 1799 to March 3, 1815)
  • Carl Scharlach (March 7, 1806 to 1808)
  • Georg Karaba (December 5, 1812 to December 31, 1814 †)
  • Adam Bárdy (April 19, 1816 to 1821)
  • Michael Berghoffer (October 22, 1829 to 1835)
  • Andreas Miskolczy (December 14, 1837 to October 28, 1843)
  • Franz Szaniszló (December 19, 1844 to 1850 ), also Bishop of Großwardein (September 5, 1850 to December 21, 1868), † December 13, 1869
  • vakat (1850–1861)
  • Johann Zombory (1862-?)
  • Johann Kopsz (September 22, 1877 to July 9, 1891 †)
  • Johann Szekeres (1892 to March 26, 1900 †)
  • Anton Mohl (1902 to December 28, 1916 †)

Tinnines

Tiniensis (CH), in the CH "Tinum", index p. 381; Schem. 1807 "Tenen". --- Knin?

In the MKL entry on Tinnin there is a list of bishops from 1052 to after 1539, apparently the titular bishopric begins with the year 1550 or 1622:

  • Mathias Zaberdi (1550-?)
  • Paul Churina (June 25, 1554 to 1556) bishop
  • Johann Ujlaky (1557-?)
  • Andreas Dudich (January 28, 1562 to 1563 ), also Bishop of Csánad (February 7, 1563 to 1563 ) and Fünfkirchen (September 4, 1563 to 1567)
  • vakat (1563–1571)
  • Stefan Fejérkövy (January 26, 1571 to May 15, 1573), also Bishop of Wesprim (October 27, 1572 to 1587 ) and Neutra (August 13, 1587 to 1596 ), Archbishop of Gran (June 17 to November 20, 1596 † )
  • Zacharias Mossóczy (May 5, 1573 to October 29, 1578), also Bishop of Waitzen (April 12, 1578 to 1582) and Neutra (March 28, 1582 to July 22, 1587 †)
  • vakat (1579–1583)
  • Peter Heressinczy (May 28, 1584 to March 3, 1586), also Bishop of Agram (March 8, 1585 to 1588) and Raab (October 26, 1587 to June 10, 1590 †)
  • vakat (April 1586 to February 1589)
  • Johann Cserődy (February 20, 1589 to 1590), also Bishop of Fünfkirchen (September 5, 1592 to 1596) and Erlau (1596 to August 4, 1597 †)
  • Mathias Draskovics (December 20, 1590 to 1592; 1600 to ...), † February 1604?
  • Nikolaus Migazzi (1593 to April 16, 1598), also Bishop of Fünfkirchen (April 16 to August 3, 1598) and Großwardein (July 15, 1598 to 1613 †)
  • Valentin Lépes (August 16, 1605 to 1608), also Bishop of Wesprim (April 9 to October 11, 1608) and Neutra (April 19, 1608 to 1619), Archbishop of Kalocsa (March 29, 1619 to April 16, 1623 † )
  • Georg Mátéssy (April 9, 1608 to?)
  • 1610: Dávid Pál, 1634: Ivánczy János. 1646: Bialovich György OFM; 1661: Ivanovics Pál OSPPE, 1663: Bartók István,
  • Christophoros de Rojas y Spinola (July 3, 1666 to 1685), also Bishop of Wiener Neustadt (1685–1695)
  • Paul Olasz (1686 to November 24, 1687), † December 18, 1730.
  • Alexander Mikulics (November 24, 1687 to 1688), also Bishop of Agram (January 16, 1688 to May 10, 1694 †)
  • Balázs Jaklin (November 29, 1688 to 1691), previously titular Hungarian Bishop of Scardona (August 9, 1687 to 1688), also Bishop of Neutra (March 14, 1691 to October 17, 1695 †)
  • Count Nikolaus Anton Esterházy (May 9, 1691 to August 5, 1695 †)
  • Franz Ferdinand von Rummel (October 10, 1695 to 1706 ), also Bishop of Vienna (October 4, 1706 to March 15, 1716 †)
  • Andreas Matusek (March 12, 1708 to May 7, 1713 †), previously Hungarian titular bishop of Scopi (1693–1707)
  • Georg Ghillány (1714–1729), previously Hungarian titular bishop of Novi (1703–1714)
  • Alexander Máriássy (July 27, 1729 to April 19, 1755 †), previously Hungarian titular bishop of Dulmi (1727–1729)
  • Joseph Karl Zbiško (December 15, 1755 to May 10, 1774 †)
  • Johann Szily (April 24, 1775 to June 23, 1777), also Bishop of Steinamanger (June 23, 1777 to January 2, 1799 †)
  • Joseph Pierer (February 19, 1779 to July 5, 1805 †)
  • David Zsolnay (1806-)
  • Count Ladislaus Csáky von Kereszteg (October 22, 1815 to January 20, 1828 †), previously Hungarian titular bishop of Corczola (December 28, 1804 to 1815)
  • Elek Jordánszky (February 28, 1831 to February 15, 1840 †)
  • Martin Miskolczy (March 21, 1841 to March 13, 1848 †)
  • Joseph Krautmann (May 30, 1852 to July 1855 †)
  • Johann Nehiba (March 30, 1856 to January 23, 1875 †)
  • Michael Kubinszky (April 3, 1876 to February 23, 1881 †)
  • Johann Majorossy (July 27, 1885 to November 26, 1904 †)
  • Joseph Lányi (from 1908 (?)) (November 7, 1906 to September 28, 1931 †)

Tribunitz

Tribunicensis (Hungarian: tribunici ; Serbo-Croatian: Trebinje )

Titular Bishops:

  • Franz Jezerniczky (February 18, 1708 to May 1, 1713 †)
  • Stefan Kontor Szabó (June 29, 1713 to 1736 †)
  • Wenceslaus Bukowszky (Bubovszky) (March 23, 1739 to ...)
  • vacant
  • Johann Kovalik (January 29, 1813 to May 28, 1821 †)
  • Stephan Kollár (1821 to July 12, 1844 †)
  • Georg Németh (January 15, 1846 to May 30, 1863 †)
  • Georg Lipcsey (1863 to 1865 †)
  • vakat (1865–1868)?
  • Michael Horváth (July 2, 1868 to August 19, 1878 †)
  • Kornél Hidasy (October 8, 1878 to October 11, 1900 †)
  • Karl Königmayer (1883 to June 22, 1892 †)
  • Johann Holdházy (1892 to April 15, 1896 †)

Veglia

Vegliensis (Croatian: Krk , Hungarian: vegliai ).

Titular Bishops:

  • Michael Kovacsóczy (April 22, 1703 to October 14, 1711 †)
  • Michael Mérey (1713 to November 10, 1719 †)
  • Georg Franz Matalics (December 17, 1719 to April 2, 1723 †)
  • Count Ignaz Albin Seitz (Seiz) (1726 to?) 1729
  • Karl Josef Zbisko 1751
  • Mathias Huberth (December 19, 1757 to May 3, 1770 †)
  • Josef Zabratzki (Zabráczky) (1791 to 1809 †)
  • vakat (Schematism 1812, 1834)

Wowadri

Vovadrensis (Hungarian: vovadrei )

Titular Bishops:

  • Andreas Petrik (March 19, 1719 to November 10, 1728 †)
  • Georg Handler (July 15, 1730 to 1744 †)
  • Andreas Püspöky (June 14, 1744 to 1760 †)
  • vacant
  • Georg Tajer (May 8, 1810 to 1828 †)
  • Karl Rajner (July 16, 1830 to 1846 †)
  • Johann Andujár (1846 to July 16, 1847 †)
  • vakat (1848-1860)
  • Franz Farkas (1861 to March 11, 1864 †)
  • Henrik Szajbély (1864 to 9 August 1886 †)
  • Anton Sujánszky (1891 to 13 August 1906 †)
  • Count Adolf Pongrácz (1906 to September 26, 1915 †)
  • Johann Karácsonyi (November 1916 to January 1, 1929 †)

literature

  • Joachim Bahlcke : Hungarian Episcopate and Austrian Monarchy , Franz Steiner Verlag Stuttgart, ISBN 3-515-08764-8 .
  • The supreme royal right of patronage over the church in Hungary , in: Gabriel Adriányi: Contributions to the Church History of Hungary , Munich: Trofenik 1986 (= Studia Hungarica, 30), ISBN 3-929906-26-0 , pages 26-40, here page 35.

The following were mainly used to compile the list:

  • Magyar Katolikus Lexicon , edited by Dr. Diós István and Viczián János, so far 14 vols, (A-Vesk), Budapest: Szent Istvan Társulat 1993–2009, ISBN 963-360-727-2 , numerous illustrations, large format 24 cm, each volume with approx. 1000 pages (Hungarian ). The author's abbreviations are as follows: TE Takács Emma, ​​** Diós István, 88 Viczián János.
  • Indices reales historici in decreta comitialia… regum Hungariae…: Index realis geographico-topographicus … / nova industria conscripti a Martino Georgio Kovachich…, Budae 1806, XLII, 479 pages. Complete view [1] .
  • De Episcopis in specie (Caput IX) . In: Codex juris decretalis ecclesiae Hungaricae quem ad sua capita revocatum, et in ordinem systematicum reductum, sub suis rubricis, ipso textu decretorum comitialium fideliter expressit, fontes rite citavit, et venerabili clero S. Ecclesiae Georgicicae reverichus Martinus dius. Tomus Primus, Pestini 1815, pages 465–657 The titular dioceses can be found approximately on pages 634–657 [2] .

The following volumes provide the current workforce:

  • The leading ecclesiastical office in the Kingdom of Hungary . In: Hof- und Staats-Schematismus der Roman kais. Also kais. Royal and archducal capital and residence city Vienna…, 1781, pages 444–449 [3] .
  • The most prestigious ecclesiastical office in the Kingdom of Hungary . In: Hof- und Staats-Schematismus der Roman kais. Also kais. Royal and archducal capital and residence city Vienna…, 1798, pages 404-410 [4] .
  • Titular bishops in Hungary , in court and state schemes of the Austrian Empire , year 1807, pages 641–642. [a lot fewer seats than 1828 ff, probably only the occupied ones].
  • same , year 1808, pages 629-630.
  • Titular bishops in the Kingdom of Hungary (in alphabetical order) , in: Hof- und Staats-Schematismus des Österreichisches Kaiserthums , year 1812, pages 641.
  • same , year 1816, II. Theil, pages 64-65.
  • same , year 1817, II. Theil, pages 59-60.
  • same , year 1818, II. Theil, pages 65-67.
  • same , year 1822, II. Theil, pages 66-67.
  • same , year 1824, II. Theil, pages 65-66.
  • same , year 1828, II. Theil, pages 64-65.
  • same , year 1834, II. Theil, pages 61-62.
  • same , year 1836, II. Theil, pages 62-63.
  • same , year 1840, II. Theil, pages 64-65.
  • same , year 1841, II. Theil, pages 65-66.
  • same , year 1842, II. Theil, pages 56-57.
  • same , year 1843, II. Theil, pages 54-55.
  • same , in: Hof- und Staats-Handbuch der Austro-Hungarian Monarchy , year 1847, Part II, pages 58–59.
  • the same , in: Hof- und Staats-Handbuch des Österreichisches Kaiserthumes , year 1848, II. Theil, pages 58–59.
  • Members of the magnate table , in: Hof- und Staats-Handbuch des Kaiserthumes Österreich , year 1866, pages 498–502 / 503, here p. 498 (missing p. 502/503).
  • same , year 1868, pages 513-515, here p. 513.

Further biographical reference works

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ EP: címzetes püspök (Latin episcopus titularis) (MKL)
  2. ^ Joachim Bahlcke: Hungarian episcopate and Austrian monarchy: From a partnership to confrontation (1686-1790). Franz Steiner Verlag, 2005, ISBN 978-3515087643 , p. 92. ( limited preview in Google book search)
  3. ↑ 88: Ansaria, Absor, Auxerum, Ossero, Ozero (Osor, Horváto) (MKL)
  4. ↑ TE: Petes András, Pethes, Pettes (MKL)
  5. ↑ 88: Kiss János Ferenc, mogyoródi (MKL)
  6. ↑ TE: Orosz Pál, balásfai (MKL)
  7. ↑ 88: Bajzáth József, pészaki (MKL). --- Bishop Josephus Bajzath (CH)
  8. ↑ TE: Okolicsányi Imre, okolicsányi (MKL)
  9. ↑ TE: Rosos Pál Sándor, szentkirályszabadjai (MKL). --- Bishop Pál Rosos (CH). --- [Schem. 1807: etc. as on page 191.]
  10. ↑ [not listed in the schematic 1807]
  11. ↑ 88: Rudnay Sándor, rudnai és divékújfalusi (MKL, therefore * October 4, 1760, † September 13, 1831) - Alexander (Sandor) Cardinal Rudnay Divékújfalusi (CH) . --- According to the Royal Hungarian Court Councilor and Kanzley im Schematismus 1812, pages 189ff (here page 190) his full name was Alexander von Rudnay and in Devek-Ujfalu and he was the Royal Hungarian real Councilor, Bishop of Ansaria, Abbot of the Holy Virgin Maria zu Kolosch, provost of St. Thomas von dem Graner Berge and Canon of the Metropolitan Church of Gran
  12. ↑ 88: Madarassy Ferenc (MKL)
  13. ^ SF: Balassa Gábor (MKL). --- Bishop Gábor Balassa (CH)
  14. ↑ TE: Lipthay András, kisfaludi (MKL)
  15. ↑ TE: Hermann József (MKL)
  16. ↑ 88: Nogáll Károly (MKL)
  17. ↑ TE: Csávolszky József (MKL)
  18. ↑ 88: Arbe, Arba, Arben, Arbum, Raab (Rab, Horváto.) (MKL)
  19. ↑ TE: Favini József Mária, OFMConv (MKL)
  20. ↑ 88: Erdődy Gábor Antal, monyorókeréki, gr. (MKL). --- Bishop Gabriel Antonius Erdödy (CH, therefore he became coadjutor bishop of Erlau and titular bishop of 'Fessen' on November 19, 1714)
  21. ↑ 88: Spáczay Pál (MKL)
  22. ↑ 88: Szentilonay József (MKL)
  23. ↑ TE: Szentiványi Rafael, szentiváni (MKL)
  24. ↑ TE: Sauer Kajetán, large (MKL). --- Schematism 1807: Knight of the Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, Grand Provost of the Cathedral Church in Großwardein, also p. 384
  25. ↑ HL-88: Lipovniczky István, lipovniki (MKL). --- Bishop Štefan Lipovniczky (CH). --- Benda:  Lipovniczky from Lipovnok István. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 5, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 1972, p. 233.
  26. ↑ 88: Keserű Mózes, baróti (MKL)
  27. ↑ 88: Bubla Károly (MKL)
  28. ↑ 88: Fraknói (1874-ig Frankl) Vilmos (MKL)
  29. ↑ HF-BG: Bács (3rd érsekség) (MKL)
  30. ↑ 88: Perényi Imre, br. (MKL). --- Episcopus Bacensis (Schematismus 1781, p. 449). --- Schem. 1807: Grand Provost at the Metropolitan Church in Gran. --- 1812 additionally: Archbishop General Vicar there
  31. ↑ 88: Ocskay Antal, ocskói (MKL). --- Bishop Anton Ocskay (MKL)
  32. ↑ 88: Karner Antal (MKL). --- Karner Anton (Wurzbach, Volume 10, p. 483)
  33. ↑ TE: Korizmics Antal (MKL)
  34. ↑ 88: Dulánszky Nándor (MKL). --- [Bishop Ferdinando Dulanski Bishop Ferdinando Dulanski ] (CH)
  35. ↑ TE: Smotzer Ignác (MKL)
  36. ↑ 88: Pisch Károly (MKL)
  37. ↑ 88: szendrői püspökség, Semendria, Samandrien (2006: Smederevo, Szerbia) (MKL)
  38. ↑ 88: Fastroyer Henrik, OFM (MKL)
  39. ↑ TE: Marnavics Tamás, Marnavić, OFM (MKL). --- Bishop Thomas Marnavich, OFM (CH). --- also Mrnjavić
  40. ↑ 88: Levakovics Rafael, OFM (MKL) † 1650. --- Rafael Levaković: Azbukividněk , edited by Dorothea König, University of Würzburg, 2003
  41. ↑ **: Achrida, Achriden (Ohrid, Makedónia) (MKL). --- Religious Tolerance and Understanding - The example of Bulgaria and the story og faithful coexistence , p. 16. --- Francis J. Thomson: The Legacy of SS. Cyril and Methodius in the Counterreformation (PDF; 807 kB), p 77. --- There were three Catholic Archbishops of Ohrid, of whom Levakovich was the first. He was followed by Andreas Bogdan (1651 -?), Cf. 88: Bogdán András, Bogdanus (MKL) and Franz Soimirovich (Svimirovich) (March 20, 1656 to 1661 ?, cf.). Then the area was subordinated to the Archbishop of Skopje.
  42. ↑ Bishop Gottfried Freiherr Kapaun von Swoykow (CH)
  43. ↑ 88: Illyés István József (MKL)
  44. ↑ 88: Jany Ferdinánd Jakab, Janÿ de Valpoth, br. (MKL)
  45. ↑ 88: Belgrád, Belgrad, Dar ul Dzsihad (Beograd, Szerbia): érsekség, → Nándorfehérvár jogutóda. 1521-1688, 1690-1717, 1738-1789, 1792-1867 (MKL)
  46. ↑ TE: Pozsegai Marián, Ibrisimović, Scimmonichius, OFM (MKL)
  47. ↑ 88: belgrád-szendrői püspökség, 1729th dec. 23-1924. oct. 29 (MKL, there is a gap between 1800 and 1837)
  48. ↑ TE: Thurn Antal Kázmér, Turri, vallesassinai, large (MKL). --- Bishop Anton von Thurn and Valsassina (CH)
  49. ↑ Ha.L .: Engl Antal, wagreni, gr. (MKL). --- Bishop Franciscus Antonius von Engel in Wagrain (CH)
  50. ↑ 88: Pucz István, Puch (MKL)
  51. ^ Bishop Antonius Zlatarich (CH)
  52. ↑ 88: Kondé Miklós, pókateleki (MKL). --- Bishop Nicolas Kondé de Poka-Telek (CH)
  53. ↑ Bishop Jozef Ignác de Vilt (Wilt) (CH)
  54. ↑ TE: Bodonyi Sándor, Bodonyi (MKL). --- Bishop Sandor Bodonyi (CH). --- [Schem. 1807: Grand Provost and Vicar General of the Cathedral Church in Waitzen. --- Schem 1812]
  55. ^ TE: Cseh István, Csech (MKL). --- Bishop Stefan (István) Cech (Csech) (CH)
  56. ↑ Bishop Michael Johann Wagner (CH)
  57. ↑ Apostol. Field vicar of the Imperial and Royal Army . In: Military Schematism of the Austrian Empire , 1835, p. 13
  58. ↑ 88: Scrap József (MKL)
  59. ↑ 88: Soich Vencel, Soić (MKL). --- Bishop Venceslao Soic (CH)
  60. ↑ Diocese of Senj (-Modruš) (CH)
  61. ↑ Lorea (Titular See) (CH)
  62. ↑ TE: Pavlesics János, Pavlešić (MKL)
  63. ↑ TE: Krapac János, Ivan Krapać (MKL). --- Bishop Giovanni Battista Krapàc (CH)
  64. ↑ 88: Premuš Domokos (MKL). --- Bishop Dominik Premus (CH)
  65. ^ Bishop of Bosnia (Schematismus 1812, p. 641)
  66. ↑ **: Boson: történetileg nem bizonyítható, vsz. balkáni püspökség (MKL)
  67. ↑ 88: Black János Lajos, br. (MKL) † December 18, 1801 --- Schwarzer (Schwartzer) Johann Ludwig Freiherr von (Wurzbach 32, pp. 336–337). --- Black János Lajos, báró . In: Szinnyei József, Magyar írók élete és munkái (Internet edition )
  68. ↑ TE: Révay János, szklabinai és blatnicai, gr. (MKL). --- Bishop Ján Révay (CH)
  69. ↑ 88: Perényi Károly, szerémi, br. (MKL). --- Schematism 1812 [also p. 384]
  70. ↑ TE: Juranics Antal (MKL). --- missing in CH
  71. ↑ 88: Horváth János (MKL). --- Bishop Giovanni Horváth (CH, date of death is missing there)
  72. ↑ 88: Fábry Ignác (MKL). --- Bishop Ignác Fábry (CH)
  73. ↑ ** - SF: Bitnicz Lajos (MKL)
  74. ↑ TE: Antunovics János (MKL)
  75. ↑ 88-La.A .: Mayer Béla (MKL) † May 24, 1913. --- Bishop Adalbert Mayer (CH). --- Michael Lehmann, Josef Haltmayer: The Catholic Danube Swabians in the Dual Monarchy, 1867-1918 , Stuttgart 1977, p. 194
  76. ↑ **: kattarói püspökség, Cattaro, Catharen, Cattarum, Decadarum (2000: Kotor, Jug.) (MKL)
  77. ↑ TE: Jalkóczy János (MKL)
  78. ↑ TE: Tache János (MKL)
  79. ↑ TE: Szántosy András (MKL)
  80. ↑ 88: Ordódy Zsigmond Antal, ordódi (MKL). --- missing in CH
  81. ↑ 88: Luby Imre Ignác, benedekfalvi (MKL)
  82. ↑ 88: Mednyánszky Ferenc Ignác László, mednyei és medgyesi, br. (MKL)
  83. ↑ TE: Nozdroviczky István Ágoston, nemes (MKL)
  84. ↑ 88: Eszterházy Károly, galánthai, gr. (MKL). --- Bishop Carlo Eszterhazy de Galantha (CH)
  85. ↑ 88: Kondé Miklós, pókateleki (MKL). --- Bishop Nicolas Kondé de Poka-Telek (CH)
  86. ↑ 88: Szegedi Pál, mezőszegedi (MKL). --- [Schem. 1807: Grand Provost and Canon at the cathedral church in Stuhlweissenburg. --- 1812 additionally: assessor of the episcopal consistory and the Wesprimer Comitats court table]
  87. ↑ TE: Szeldmayer György, Seldmayer, buzitai (MKL). --- Diocese of Caschau (Schematismus 1818 (Theil II), pp. 55–56, here p. 56, see also p. 65), accordingly the Grand Prost of Kaschau and Abbot of Debalch. In the 1817 schematic, Cattaro is not listed (not even as vacant).
  88. ↑ 88: Luby Imre Ignác, benedekfalvi (MKL)
  89. ↑ TE: Kiss János Antal (MKL)
  90. ↑ 88: Révay Antal, szklabiniai és blatniczai, large (MKL). --- Bishop Antonius de Révay (CH)
  91. ↑ missing in CH.
  92. ↑ TE: Csáky László, körösszegi és adorjáni, gr. (MKL). --- [Schem. 1807: Custos and Canon at the cathedral church in Großwardein. --- 1812 additionally: hereditary lord in the Zips and Erbobergespan]
  93. ↑ TE: Fesztl Károly (MKL)
  94. ↑ 88: Csáky Károly Emmánuel, körösszegi és adorjáni, large (MKL). --- Bishop Károly Emmánuel de Csáky (CH)
  95. ↑ TE: Horeczky Ferenc, horkai, br. (MKL)
  96. ↑ TE: Kanovich Béla (MKL)
  97. ↑ 88: Mladoniczky Ignác (MKL)
  98. ↑ 88: Drivasztó, Drivastum (1993: Drivasta): egykori püspökség Dél-Dalmáciában (MLK)
  99. ↑ 88: Nagy Ignác, séllyei (MKL). --- Bishop Ignatius Nagy de Sellye (CH)
  100. ↑ TE: Petheő József (MKL). --- Sch. 1807 (lecturer and canon of the cathedral church in Fünfkirchen, also auxiliary bishop and general vicar there)
  101. ↑ TE: Nedeczky Károly, nedeci (MKL)
  102. ↑ TE: Szalay István (MKL)
  103. ↑ 88: Days of Nepomuk János (MKL)
  104. ↑ TE: Csupor Mihály (MKL)
  105. ↑ TE: Pogány Béla, csébi (MKL)
  106. ↑ 88: Lévay Sándor (MKL)
  107. ↑ 88: Junák István (MKL)
  108. ↑ TE: Lichtensteiger Ferenc (MKL)
  109. ↑ TE: Hopf János (MKL)
  110. ↑ TE: Károly János (MKL)
  111. ↑ 88: Dulcinó, Dulcigno, Olciniensis, Olgun, Ucinj: dalmáciai püspökség Antivaritól D-re, Raguza és Durazzó között az Adriai-tenger partján (MKL)
  112. ↑ 88: Szörényi László József, kisszörényi (MKL). --- Bishop Ladislav Szörényi (MKL)
  113. ↑ TE: Fábry Jakab, Nagyszuhai (MKL)
  114. ↑ TE: Salbeck Mátyás, petrisi (MKL)
  115. ↑ 88: Alapy János, alapi (MKL)
  116. ↑ TE: SZANYI (1790-ig Koch) Ferenc (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  117. ↑ 88: Fischer István, nagyszalatnyai, br. (MKL). --- Archbishop Istvan Fischer de Nagy (CH, Sathmar is listed there as the titular seat). --- The list in Diocese of Satu Mare {Szatmár} (CH, does not begin until 1828)
  118. ↑ 88: Arady János (MKL). --- [Schem. 1807: Canon at the Metropolitan Church of Gran]. --- † August 1 or December 22, 1810
  119. ↑ LP: Gosztonyi István, kövesszarvi (MKL)
  120. ↑ **: Fangh István (MKL)
  121. ↑ 88: Danis János (MKL)
  122. ↑ 88: Hene Xavér Ferenc (MKL)
  123. ↑ HL: Bémer László, bezdédi és kisbákai, br. (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  124. ↑ TE: Delinger János (MKL)
  125. ↑ 88: Greguska István (MKL)
  126. ↑ TE: Markl Ignác (MKL)
  127. ↑ 88: Lengyel Miklós, szakállosfalvi (MKL)
  128. ↑ 88: Markus Gyula (MKL)
  129. ↑ 88: Ivánkovits János (MKL). --- Bishop Ján Ivankovic (CH)
  130. ↑ TE: Podraczky István (MKL)
  131. ↑ TE: Czeizel Gábor (MKL)
  132. ↑ Dulma ( English ) catholic-hierarchy.org. Retrieved August 23, 2019.
  133. ↑ Martin Georg Kovachich: Codex juris decretalis ecclesiae Hungaricae quem ad sua capita revocatum et in ordinem systematicum reductum sub suis rubricis ipso textu decretorum comitialium fideliter expressit fontes rite citavit et venerabili clero S. Ecclesiae Hungaricae reverenter. 1815, p. 641. ( Digitized in the Google book search)
  134. ^ TE: Sorger Gergely, Zorger, 1729-től br. (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  135. ↑ TE: Máriássy Sándor, márkusfalvi (MKL)
  136. ↑ Kapy Zsigmond (MKL)
  137. ^ TE: Roy Ferenc János, Roy de Saint-Paul, Jean-Nicolaus-François, br. (MKL)
  138. ↑ TE: Ordódy Gábor József János (MKL)
  139. ↑ not included in the 1807 schematic
  140. ↑ 88: Nejedly József (MKL)
  141. ↑ 88: Pauer József Kristóf (MKL). --- Bishop Joseph Chrysostomus Pauer (CH, Dulma is also given here as the titular seat). --- F. Loidl: Pauer Joseph Chrysostomos (ÖBL, Volume 7, p. 347; PDF; 168 kB)
  142. ↑ 88: Osegovich Imre, Ožegović, barlabasseviczi és bélai, 1858-tól br. (MKL). --- Bishop Enrico Osegovich Barlabassevecz (CH)
  143. ↑ Diocese of Senj (-Modruš) (CH)
  144. ↑ TE: Hábel Xavér Ferenc (MKL)
  145. ↑ TE: Ruttner Ferenc (MKL)
  146. ^ TE: Lipthay Antal, lubellei és kisfaludi (MKL). --- Benda:  Lipthay from Kisfalud Antal. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 5, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 1972, p. 241.
  147. ^ TE: Mihalovics József (MKL). --- Josip Cardinal Mihalovic (CH)
  148. ↑ 88: Raduly János (MKL)
  149. ↑ 88: Sláby Ferenc (MKL)
  150. ↑ TE: Jánosi Gusztáv (MKL)
  151. ↑ TE: Little Lajos (MKL)
  152. ↑ De Electis Episcopis Makariensibus (Codex, p. 641-)
  153. ↑ 88: Makária, Macarsca, Macarscen, Mucharen, Markanen, Mrkanj (Makarska, Horváto.) (MKL)
  154. ↑ TE: Agalich János, Agalić, Agatics, OESA (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  155. ↑ TE: Francisci András, Francsics, OSPPE (MKL)
  156. ↑ 88: Bakó János (MKL)
  157. ↑ TE: Névery Pál Ignác (MKL)
  158. ↑ TE: Keglevich Zsigmond, buzini, large (MKL)
  159. ↑ 88: Rauscher Miklós (MKL). --- [Schem 1812: consecrated Evarensian bishop, abbot of St, Salvator von Kapornak, canon at the Metropolitan Church of Gran, provost of Been (?), And archbishop general vicar in the Tyrnau district]
  160. ↑ TE: Makay Antal, makói és leji (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  161. ↑ TE: Bezerédj Miklós, bezerédi (MKL)
  162. ↑ Wolafka Nándor, theologiai doctor, czímzetes püspök (Sinnyei)
  163. ↑ 88: Nemes (1885-ig Nerhaft) Antal (MKL)
  164. ↑ De Episcopi Noviensibus. In: Codex juris decretalis… , pp. 642–643. --- Noviensis . In: Indices ... , p. 243
  165. ↑ 88: Fastroyer Henrik, OFM (MKL). --- was also provost of Eisgarn (1624–1665)
  166. ↑ 88: Szelepcsényi György, pohronci (MKL). --- See also Szelepcsényi György in the Hungarian Wikipedia. --- [missing in CH]
  167. ↑ TE: Gorup Ferenc Gábor (MKL)
  168. ↑ TE: Bény János (MKL, marked there as a probable error in one of the sources)
  169. ^ TE: Balogh Miklós, galántai (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  170. ↑ TE: Salvucci Oktávián (MKL)
  171. ↑ 88: Péterffy György Ferdinánd (MKL): * April 23, 1662, † 1707.
  172. ↑ 88: Dolny István László (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  173. ↑ 88: Csáky Imre, körösszegi és adorjáni, large (MKL). --- Imre Cardinal Csáky (CH)
  174. ↑ TE: Ghillány György Ferenc (MKL)
  175. ↑ 88: Okolicsányi János (MKL). --- Bishop Joannes Okolicsany (CH)
  176. ↑ 88: Csáky Miklós József, körösszegi és adorjáni, gr. (MKL). --- Archbishop Nicolaus Csáky (CH, incomplete)
  177. ^ TE: Zichy Ferenc, zichi és vásonkeői gr. (MKL) --- Bishop Franciscus Zichy (CH). --- Bishop Franciscus Zichy (CH)
  178. ↑ Botrys (Titular See) (CH)
  179. ^ TE: Klimó György (MKL). --- Bishop Georgius Klimo (CH)
  180. ↑ TE: Patachich Ádám Sándor, zajezdai, br. (MKL). --- Archbishop Adamus Patachich de Zajezda (CH, incomplete)
  181. ↑ 88: Berthold Ferenc (MKL). --- Bishop Franciscus von Berchtold (CH)
  182. ↑ TE: Bartha István (MKL)
  183. ↑ 88: Szabó András (MKL) * January 10, 1738 --- Bishop Andrej (André) Szabó (CH)
  184. ↑ TE: Váncsay János (MKL)
  185. ↑ 88: Kámánházy László Mihály, kálmánházai (MKL) * May 8, 1787. --- Bishop László Kámánházy (CH)
  186. ↑ 88: Schober János, Sóber, SJ (MKL)
  187. ^ TE: Pál András, Paál (MKL). --- Schematism 1812: Lector and Canon at the Metropolitan Church in Erlau
  188. ↑ TE: Paintner Mihály Antal, SJ (MKL)
  189. ↑ 88: Sághy Mihály (MKL). --- from Schematismus 1841. --- According to the Diocese of Waitzen (Schematismus 1848.II, p. 56) he is the Grand Provost of the Waitzen Cathedral Chapter (Bishop vakat), Abbot of St. Virgin Mary of Almád
  190. ↑ TE: Fekete Mihály, galánthai, 1857-től br. (MKL): * May 24th, 1784, December 12th, 1863 grand prostitute
  191. ↑ TE: Vagyon István, hanzlikfalvi (MKL)
  192. ↑ 88: Szuppan Zsigmond (MKL) * January 18, 1818
  193. ↑ TE: Virter Bertalan (MKL)
  194. ↑ 88: Bubics Zsigmond (MKL) * March 11, 1821. --- Bishop Zigmund Bubics (CH) † May 22, 1907
  195. ↑ TE: Lipthay Ferenc (MKL)
  196. ↑ TE - **: Szabó Norbert (MKL)
  197. ↑ ** - 88: fárói püspökség, lesinai püspökség, Pharensis (MKL)
  198. ↑ TE: Pongrácz Imre József, szentmiklósi és óvári, 1682-től br. (MKL)
  199. ↑ 88: Péterffy Ferenc István, somoskeői, br. (MKL)
  200. ↑ TE: Gaun Antal József, lövengangi, br. (MKL)
  201. ↑ TE: Beznák Mihály, nemes (MKL)
  202. ^ TE: Raffay Imre Károly, nagytábori (MKL). --- Bishop Emeric Karol Raffay (CH). --- [Schem. 1807: Grand Provost and Canon at the Raab Cathedral Church. --- 1812 p. 384]
  203. ↑ 88: Bélik József, dezséri (MKL). --- Bishop Jozef Bélik (CH)
  204. ↑ 88: Palugyay Imre, nagypalugyai és bodafalvi (MKL). --- Bishop Imrich Palugyay (CH)
  205. ↑ TE: Tersztyánszky Imre, nádasdi (MKL)
  206. ^ TE: Kunszt József (MKL). --- Archbishop Jozef Kunszt (CH)
  207. ↑ TE: Győrffy László, szigeti (MKL)
  208. ↑ TE: Kantz Lázár (MKL)
  209. ↑ TE: Tallián Lázár Ferenc, viceki (MKL)
  210. ↑ TE: Szeifricz István (MKL)
  211. ↑ 88: pristinai püspökség (MKL)
  212. ↑ TE: Rácsay János (MKL)
  213. ↑ 88: Mándics Antal, Mandić, Mandich (MKL). --- Bishop Anton Mandic (CH)
  214. ↑ 88: Kurbély György (MKL). --- Bishop Gyorgy Kurbély (CH) therefore only 'appointed' as Bishop of Wesprim on September 26, 1814, but he is listed in the entry Diocese of Veszprim (Schematismus 1812, p. 638).
  215. ↑ 88: Schwarzenberg Ernő, ed. (MKL). --- missing in CH
  216. ↑ 88: Kopácsy József (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  217. ↑ TE: Schedy József (MLK)
  218. ^ TE: Haulik György, várallyai (MKL). --- Juraj Cardinal Haulík Váralyai (CH)
  219. ↑ 88: Dercsik Nepomuk János, Dertsik (MKL)
  220. ↑ TE: Küllei Nepomuk János, küllei (MKL)
  221. ↑ 88: Danielik Nepomuk János (MKL)
  222. ↑ 88: Dankó József Károly (MKL)
  223. ↑ TE: Bogisich Mihály (MKL). --- Bogisich Mihály (Sinnyei)
  224. ↑ 88: rosoni püspökség, risanói püspökség: püspökség a Kattarói-öböl rosoni melléköblében, Kattarótól északnyugatra (MKL)
  225. ↑ 88: András († 1536 k.) (MKL)
  226. ↑ TE: Szondy Pál, Zondi, Zondinus (MKL)
  227. ↑ 88: Meutravee Jakab, OFM (MKL)
  228. ↑ 88: Don Miklós (MKL)
  229. ↑ TE: Requesens y Fennolet Alfonz, OFM (MKL)
  230. ↑ TE ,: Barsotti Keresztelő János, Barzottus (MKL)
  231. ↑ TE: Berdóczy György, babojellichi (MKL)
  232. ↑ 88: Haskó Jakab, Hassko (MKL). --- not in CH. --- After resignation became provost of Neustadtl an der Waag (Nové Mesto nad Váhom, Slovakia), on whose website you can see his picture: '.
  233. ↑ **: Balassa Pál, gyarmathi, br. (MKL)
  234. ↑ 88: Lapsánszky Ferenc (MKL)
  235. ↑ 88: Forgách Pál, id., Ghymesi és gácsi, gr. (MKL)
  236. ↑ TE: Terlanday János (MKL)
  237. ↑ TE: Lukácsy János (MKL)
  238. ↑ 88: Bärenkopf Ignác, Bernkopf, Baerenkoff, Baerenkopf, Pernkow, SJ (MKL). --- [Schem. 1807: Canon at the Metropolitan Church of Gran]
  239. ↑ TE: Alagovics Sándor, Alagovich (MKL). --- missing in CH. --- According to the Royal Hungarian Lieutenancy in Schematism 1812, page 373, he is also: Doctor of Divine Knowledge, Provost of St. Lambert von Apacza-Vasarhely, Canon of the Metropolitan Church of Gran and Vicar General in the Gran district
  240. ↑ 88: Kukovich József, Kuković (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  241. ↑ TE: Matizovich János, Matizevich, Matizović (MKL)
  242. ↑ TE: Pavich Károly, Pavić (MKL)
  243. ↑ 88: Matich József, Matić (MKL)
  244. ^ TE: Mihaljevich Mátyás, Mihaljević (MKL)
  245. ↑ 88: Radich Gáspár, Radić (MKL)
  246. ↑ 88: Dispute György (MKL)
  247. ↑ 88: szardikai püspökség (MKL)
  248. ↑ TE: [Spátay Gábor] (MKL)
  249. ↑ FK: Hersching Dániel, SJ (MKL)
  250. ^ Bishop József Vurum (CH). --- [Schem 1812, p.642, also 373: Abbot of the born Queen of Angels of Kampolt, Canon of the Metropolitan Church in Erlau, and Cathedral Archdechant, royal Hungarian governor's council]
  251. ↑ 88: Durcsák János (MKL)
  252. ↑ TE: Hohenlohe Sándor, waldenburgi és schillingai, ed. (MKL). --- (Schematismus 1848, p. 58)
  253. ↑ 88: Krajcsik János (MK)
  254. ↑ De Electis Episcopibus Scardonensibus (index, p 646)
  255. ↑ 88: szkardonai püspökség, Sardona, Scardona, Skradin, Scardonensis: dalmáciai püspökség Szebenikótól északra, a Krka patak torkolatának jobb partján (MKL)
  256. ↑ TE: Ivkovics Tamás, Hivkovics, Jurkovics, Jokovich, OFM (MKL)
  257. ↑ 88: Posilovich Pál, Posilović, OFM (MKL)
  258. ↑ TE: Ivanovics Pál, Ivanics, OSPPE (MKL)
  259. ↑ TE: Matkovich Mihály (MKL)
  260. ↑ TE: Szászy János, alszászi (MKL). missing in CH.
  261. ↑ 88: Pálffy Ferdinánd, Pálfi, erdődi, 1636-tól gr. (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  262. ^ TE: Sebestyén András, Sebestény (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  263. ↑ TE: Kálmánczai János (MKL)
  264. ↑ TE: Kuzmich Péter Ferenc, Guzmits, Kuzmicz (MKL)
  265. ↑ 88: Jaklin Balázs, elefánti (MKL). --- missing in CH.
  266. ↑ TE: Babich János József, Babic (MKL)
  267. ↑ TE: Károlyi Lőrinc (MKL)
  268. ↑ 88: Kovács Pál, nagydaróci (MKL)
  269. ↑ TE: Kovács László István (MKL)
  270. ↑ 88: Beniczky János Károly, benicei és micsinyei (MKL)
  271. ↑ 88: Bíró László, kézdipolányi (MKL). --- Bishop Lasislao Birò de Kezdi-Polany (CH)
  272. ↑ 88: Rónay Jácint József (MKL). Accordingly, he was titular bishop until death, which is probably not true.
  273. ↑ 88: Lönhárt Ferenc (MKL). --- Bishop Francesco Lönhart (CH). --- Gianone: Lönhárt Ferenc (ÖBL, volume 5, p. 278; PDF; 201 kB)
  274. ↑ TE: Hornig Károly, Hornburgi, br. (MKL). --- Károly Cardinal Hornig (CH)
  275. ↑ TE: Knauz Nándor (MKL)
  276. ↑ TE: Kozma Károly, papi (MKL)
  277. ↑ 88: Svindermann Balázs (MKL)
  278. ↑ 88: Skopje, Scopia, Scopiopolis, Scupi, Szkopje, Üszküb (MKL)
  279. ↑ TE: Makripodári Jácint Ferenc, Makripodanu, OP (MKL). --- Diocese of Szeged-Csanád (CH): gap 1651-1731
  280. ↑ TE: [Héderváry János, br. http://lexikon.katolikus.hu/H/Héderváry.html ] (MKL)
  281. ↑ 88: Posgay Miklós (MKL)
  282. ↑ TE: Gubasóczy János (MKL). - Archbishop Ján Gubasóczy (CH)
  283. ↑ TE: Szily András (MKL)
  284. ↑ TE: Matusek András (MKL)
  285. ↑ 88: Bublovics János (MKL)
  286. ↑ TE: Luzinszky István László, Luzsénszky, luzsnai és reglicei, 1727-től br. (MKL)
  287. ↑ HJ: Csapody Lajos, szalalövői, SJ (MKL)
  288. ↑ TE: Bodonyi Sándor, bodonyi (MKL)
  289. ↑ TE: Friedmanszky Antal (MKL)
  290. ↑ TE: Dirling János (MKL)
  291. ↑ TE: Král József (MKL)
  292. ↑ 88: Németh József György (MKL)
  293. ↑ Scutariensis (index, p 317). --- [Schem 1807: Scuttari]
  294. ↑ ** - 88: Shkodra, Scodra, Scutari, Shkoder, Skadar, Skudra, Skutari, Szkutari (MKL)
  295. ↑ 88: Kollonics Zsigmond Lipót, kollográdi, 1716-tól ed. (MKL)
  296. ↑ 88: Kristovich Imre, Christovich (MKL)
  297. ↑ TE: Feja János, nagyrákói (MKL)
  298. ^ TE: Mitterpacher Dániel Antal, Mitternburgi (MKL). --- See also Mitterpacher Dániel Antal in the Hungarian Wikipedia. --- [Schem. 1807: Knight of the Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, Cantor and Canon at the Cathedral Church in Fünfkirchen. --- 1812 ditto]
  299. ↑ TE: Marich János (MKL)
  300. ↑ 88: Fogarasy Mihály, gyergyószentmiklósi, római, gr. (MKL). --- Bishop Michele Fogarasy (CH). --- see Fogarasy Mihály in the Hungarian Wikipedia
  301. ↑ 88: Bíró László, kézdipolányi (MKL). --- Bishop Lasislao Birò de Kezdi-Polany (CH)
  302. ↑ 88: Rónay Jácint József (MKL)
  303. ↑ TE: Begovcsevics Róbert, Begovcsevich (MKL)
  304. ↑ 88: Szervia, Sefridje, Szerbia: egykori püspökség Makedóniában, Tesszalonika közelében (MKL)
  305. ↑ 88: Foglár György, tésai (MKL)
  306. ↑ TE: Nunkovics György (MKL)
  307. ↑ 88: Mártonfi József, csíkmindszenti, SJ (MKL). --- Bishop József Martonffi (CH)
  308. ↑ [Schem 1807: Cantor and Canon at the Cathedral Church in Raab.]
  309. ↑ TE: Karaba György (MKL)
  310. ↑ TE: Miskolczy András (MKL)
  311. ↑ HL: Szaniszló Ferenc, tordai (MKL)
  312. ↑ SF-88: Kopsz János (MKL)
  313. ↑ TE: Szekeres János (MKL)
  314. ↑ 88: Mohl Antal (MKL)
  315. ↑ 88: tinnini püspökség, Tinum, Tinien: egykori püspökség Horvátországban (MKL)
  316. ^ Croatia - First draft . In: Chronology of Catholic Dioceses (Norwegian website, last update: February 13, 2010)
  317. ↑ TE: Churina Pál, Hutnya (MKL)
  318. ↑ 88: Dudics András, Dudich, Dudith, Sbandellati, Sbardelatti, horehovicai (MKL): † February 22, 1589. --- missing in CS.
  319. ↑ 88: Fejérkövy István, Fejérkői, Fehérkövy (MKL)
  320. ↑ T.EE .: Mossóczy Zakariás, Moschoci, Moschocj, Moschoczi, Mossowczi, Mossoczius, Moschoczius, Mosshoczi (MKL)
  321. ↑ TE: Heressinczy Péter, Heresinczy, Harassinczy (MKL)
  322. ↑ TE: Cserődy János, Cherődy, Cherevdy (MKL). --- missing in CS.
  323. ↑ 88: Draskovics Mátyás (MKL)
  324. ↑ HL-88: Migazzi Miklós, Mikáci, Micatius (MKL). --- not in CS.
  325. ↑ TE: lépés Bálint (MKL). --- not in CH.
  326. ↑ 88: Spinola, Christophorus de Rojas y, OFM (MKL). --- Bishop Christoph de Rojas y Spinola, OFM (CH, the previous titular seat is given as 'Knin')
  327. ↑ TE: Olasz Pál (MKL)
  328. ↑ TE: Mikulics Sándor Ignác, Mikulić, brokunováci, br. (MKL). --- not in CH.
  329. ↑ 88: Jaklin Balázs, elefánti (MKL). --- not in CH.
  330. ↑ TE: Esterházy Miklós Antal, galánthai, gr. (MKL)
  331. ↑ 88: Rummel Ferenc Ferdinánd (MKL). --- Bishop Franz Ferdinand Freiherr von Rummel (CH) as the previous titular seat is called 'Knin / Croatia'
  332. ↑ TE: Matusek András (MKL)
  333. ↑ TE: Ghillány György Ferenc (MKL)
  334. ↑ TE: Máriássy Sándor, márkusfalvi (MKL)
  335. ↑ (Auxiliary) Bishop Jozef Karol Zbiško (CH, 'Official of Zips from 1755'), born November 15, 1711 in Pukanec (today Slovakia)
  336. ↑ SF: Szily János, felsőszopori (MKL) * August 30, 1735. --- Bishop János Szily (CH). ---
  337. ^ TE: Pierer József Ferenc, hódosi, SJ (MKL). --- (Auxiliary) Bishop Josephus Pierer (CH): Titular Bishop of 'Tinum' and Auxiliary Bishop in von Raab, both 'appointed' July 17, 1779
  338. ↑ [Schem. 1807: Grand Provost of the Cathedral Church at Wesprim, also Auxiliary Bishop and General Vicar there.]
  339. ↑ TE: Csáky László (MKL)
  340. ↑ TE: Jordánszky Elek (MKL)
  341. ↑ TE: Miskolczy Marton
  342. ↑ 88: Krautmann József (MKL)
  343. ↑ TE: Nehiba János (MKL)
  344. ↑ TE: Kubinszky Mihály (MKL)
  345. ↑ La.A .: Majorossy János (MKL)
  346. ↑ . --- (CH)
  347. ↑ De Electis Episcopis Tribunicensis (Codex, p. 656)
  348. ↑ TE: Jezerniczky Ferenc, báhoni (MKL)
  349. ↑ TE: Szabó István Office (MKL)
  350. ↑ **: Bubovszky Vendel (MKL)
  351. ↑ TE: Kovalik János (MKL)
  352. ↑ 88: Kollár István (MKL)
  353. ↑ 88: Németh György, dömötöri (MKL)
  354. ↑ 88: Lipcsey György (MKL)
  355. ↑ 88: Horváth Mihály (MKL)
  356. ↑ SF: Hidasy Kornél (MKL)
  357. ↑ TE: Kőnigmayer Károly Miksa (MKL)
  358. ↑ 88: Holdházy János (MKL)
  359. ↑ De Electis Episcopi Vegliensibus (Codex, p 656). --- Vegliensis (Indices, p. 416). --- [Schematism 1807, not Schematism 1824!]
  360. ↑ 88: Kovacsóczy Mihály, Kovasóczy (MKL)
  361. ↑ 88: Mérey Mihály, kaposmérei (MKL)
  362. ↑ 88: Matalics György Ferenc (MKL)
  363. ↑ Friedrich Wilhelm Bruckbräu: The most useful and cheapest paperback for travelers on the Munich-Rosenheim-Salzburg and Munich-Augsburg-Lindauer railways and their surroundings ... , 1851, p. 116. Accordingly, * October 13, 1687 in Niederroth near Dachau as Sexton. kk councilor and canon at St. Stephan in Vienna
  364. ↑ **: Huberth Mátyás János, Hueber, nemes (MKL)
  365. ↑ Zábráczky József (Szadai) (Szinnyei). --- Episcopus Vegliensis (Schematismus 1796, p. 408). --- [1807: Grand Provost at the Metropolitan Church in Erlau]
  366. ↑ TE: Petrik András, Petrich (MKL)
  367. ↑ TE: Handler György Ignác (MKL)
  368. ↑ TE: Püspöky András (MKL)
  369. ↑ 88: Tajer György (MKL)
  370. ↑ 88: Rajner Károly (MKL)
  371. ↑ 88: Andujár János (MKL)
  372. ↑ TE: Farkas Ferenc, 1851-től királyhegyi (MKL)
  373. ↑ TE: Szajbély Henrik (MKL)
  374. ↑ 88: Sujánszky Antal (MKL)
  375. ↑ TE: Pongrácz Adolf, szentmiklósi és óvári, gr. (MKL)
  376. ↑ TE: Karácsonyi János (MKL)