Liutrit
Liutrit was bishop in Würzburg from 795 to 802 .
During the short term of office of Liutrit and his successor Egilwart, the two bishops took up the Slavic missionary activity of Berowelf. Churches were built for the Main and Rednitz turns .
Donation activities to the Fulda monastery strained the economic situation of the Würzburg diocese. The privileges that Charlemagne granted the Neustadt am Main monastery resulted in greater autonomy for the monastery and its separation from the diocesan association.
literature
- Peter Kolb, Ernst-Günter Krenig (Hrsg.): Lower Franconian history . Volume 1: From the Germanic conquest to the high Middle Ages. Echter, Würzburg 1989, ISBN 3-429-01263-5 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ After piston / Krenig 800-803.
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| Gumbert |
Bishop of Würzburg 795–802 |
Egilwart |
St. Burkard | St. Megingaud | Berowelf | St. Gumbert | Liutrit | Egilwart | Wolfgar | Hunbert | Gozbald | Arn | Rudolf I. | Thioto | Burchard II. | Poppo I. | Poppo II. | Hugo | Bernward | Heinrich I. | Meginhard I. | St. Bruno | St. Adalbero | Meginhard II (counter-bishop) | Emehard | Erlung | Rupert (opposing bishop) | Rugger | Gebhard von Henneberg (counter-bishop) | Embricho | Siegfried von Truhendingen | Gebhard von Henneberg | Heinrich II of Stühlingen | Herald of Höchheim (since 1168 "Duchy" of Würzburg) | Reginhard von Abenberg | Gottfried I. von Spitzenberg | Philip of Swabia (Elect) | Henry III. from mountain | Gottfried II. | Konrad I of Querfurt | Heinrich IV of Heßberg | Otto I of Lobdeburg | Dietrich von Homburg | Hermann I of Lobdeburg | Heinrich V of Leiningen | Iring von Reinstein-Homburg | Sedi vacancy 1265-1267
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Liutrit |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bishop of Würzburg |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 8th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 9th century |