Obedience (church property)
Obedience (Latin: obedientia, also: oboedientia: "obedience, appendix"; oboediens: "obedient") or Oblei is a special ecclesiastical fund that is usually a donation to a collegiate monastery or cathedral chapter . Obediences are not part of the foundation's assets and are therefore usually under the separate administration of an individual, e.g. B. a member of the churches mentioned.
For example, the Upper Franconian Pettstadt was an Oblei of the Bamberg cathedral chapter, which was thus village, community and feudal lord at the same time.
literature
- Ulrich Rasche (ed.): Necrologies, anniversaries and obedience directories of the Minden cathedral chapter from the 13th century (= Monumenta Germaniae Historica . Libri memoriales et necrologia NS 5). Hanover 1998, ISBN 3-7752-5505-2 ( digitized version ).
- Enno Bünz : Oblatio - oblagium - Oblei. For the organization and administration of goods in medieval cathedral and collegiate monasteries . In: pen and economy. The financing of spiritual life in the Middle Ages (= writings on Southwest German regional studies. Volume 58). Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5258-5 , pp. 19-44.
Individual evidence
- ↑ The history of Pettstadt. In: pettstadt.de. Retrieved on November 24, 2019 (excerpt from Heinrichsblatt No. 47 of November 25, 2007).