Ludiger von Woldenberg

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Ludiger von Woldenberg , also Ludger II. Von Woldenberg, was a count of Woldenberg .

He accompanied Duke Henry the Lion in his exile to England. After a few years he returned with Bernhard II (Lippe) and they met the Emperor in 1184 and visited Hardehausen Monastery to talk about founding a monastery .

He was involved in the establishment of Marienfeld Abbey (Münsterland) . In 1185 he gave the new foundation 4 Hufen with tithe right. Later his sister Adelheid von Woldenberg became abbess in the St. Aegidii Münster monastery to the west .

He died around 1203.

According to evidence, his grave is in the monastery church.

Remarks

  1. ^ Wilhelm Kohl: The Cistercian, later Benedictine convent St. Aegidii in Münster. Berlin / New York 2009, p. 43.
  2. ^ Wilhelm Kohl: The Cistercian Abbey Marienfeld. Berlin / New York 2010, p. 91.
  3. ^ Wilhelm Kohl: The Cistercian Abbey Marienfeld. Berlin / New York 2010, p. 90
  4. ^ Wilhelm Kohl: The Cistercian, later Benedictine convent St. Aegidii in Münster. Berlin / New York 2009, p. 43.
  5. ^ Wilhelm Kohl: The Cistercian Abbey Marienfeld. Berlin / New York 2010, p. 91
  6. ↑ nw-news.de
personal data
SURNAME Woldenberg, Ludiger von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Woldenberg, Ludger II. Von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Count of Woldenberg
DATE OF BIRTH 12th Century
DATE OF DEATH around 1203