Upper Austrian document book

The Upper Austrian Document Book (short: OÖUB ), also called the document book of the state above the Enns (short: UBLOE ), is an edition of the oldest historical sources of Upper Austria .

history

The first document collections in Upper Austria were the Festschrift Chronicon Lunaelacense , which the abbot and archivist Bernhard Lidl published in 1748 to mark the millennium of the foundation of Mondsee Abbey , and the Diplomatarium Garstense chronicle about the Garsten Abbey , which Erasmus Frölich published in 1754, with the Prussian state archivist Johann Peter von Ludewig and the Graz Jesuit Sigmund Pusch had done the most important preparatory work for the data on the house monastery of the Styrian Otakare . Important contributions to Upper Austrian document research then came from the Sankt Florian monastery , where Franz Kurz (1771–1843), Joseph Gaisberger (1792–1871), Franz Xaver Pritz (1791–1872), Joseph Chmel (1798–1858) and Jodocus Stülz ( 1799–1872) worked as a historian.

In 1833, the was at the instigation of the Upper Austrian district administrator Anton von Spaun and Florian Chorherrn Franz short of the Upper Austrian Museum Association established the Andrew Meiller entrusted with the publication of an Upper Austrian document book. On March 1, 1848, the rough printing of the first volume began. On October 21, 1850, Stülz reported to the administrative committee that the rough printing of the text sheet had been completed, and on February 7, 1851, Meiller reported on the completion of the final printing. After the title, the dedication and the preface had been determined, the Vienna Court and State Printing House published the first volume.

In 1912 the Upper Austrian Museum Association handed over the archive and the documents for the document book to the Upper Austrian Provincial Archives , which had been founded in 1896. On March 5, 1929, the Upper Austrian provincial government decided to continue the document book, the last volume of which was published in 2012 for the time being.

Volumes

Volumes published by the Upper Austrian Museum Association:

• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. First volume. Court and State Printing House, Vienna 1852 (hall books):
  • Pp. 1–101: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Lunaelacensis. No. I-CLXXXIX ( Mondsee Abbey ).
  • Pp. 111-202: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Garstensis. No. I-CCXXXVII ( Garsten Abbey ).
  • Pp. 203-272: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Ranshofensis. No. I-CLXXXIV ( Ranshofen Abbey ).
  • Pp. 273-420: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Reichersbergensis. No. I-CCLXXVIII ( Reichersberg Abbey ).
  • Pp. 421-432: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Subenensis. No. I-XIV ( Suben pen ).
  • Pp. 437-477: Codex Traditionum antiquissimus Ecclesiae Pataviensis. No. I-LXIV ( Diocese of Passau ).
  • Pp. 477-479: Ex codice traditionum patav. tertio.
  • Pp. 479-507: Ex codice traditionum patav. quarto. No. I-XXXII.
  • Pp. 507-526: Ex codice traditionum patav. quinto. No. I-XXIX.
  • Pp. 527-618: Codex Traditionum Monasterii St. Nicolai prope Pataviam. No. I-CCLCIV ( Augustinian Canons of St. Nikola (Passau) ).
  • Pp. 619-777: Codex Traditionum Monasterii Formbacensis. No. I-DLXVI ( Vornbach Abbey ).
  • Directories: pp. 783–800 index of places, pp. 801–930 directory of persons, p. 931 table of contents.
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Second volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1856 (documents from the years 777–1230).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Third volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1862 (documents from the years 1231–1282).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Fourth volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1867 (documents from the years 1283–1308, appendix 1040–1281).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Fifth volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1868 (documents from the years 1308–1330, appendix 1300–1329).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Sixth volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1872 (documents from the years 1331–1346, appendix 1161–1343).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Seventh volume. Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1876 (documents from the years 1347–1360).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the country above the Enns. Eighth volume. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1883 (documents from the years 1361–1375).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Volume 9. Vienna 1906 (documents from the years 1376–1380).

Further volumes, published by the Upper Austrian Provincial Archives:

• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Volume 10. Vienna 1933–1939 (documents from the years 1381–13 ??).
• Erich Trinks (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Volume 11. Vienna 1941–1956 (documents from the years 13 ?? - 1399).
• Hans Sturmberger (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Register for the 10th volume. Vienna 1950.
• Othmar Hageneder (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Register for the 11th volume. Vienna 1983.
• Walter Aspernig (edit.): Document book of the state above the Enns. Volume 12. Documents and registers from the Wels archives 1400–1450. Linz 2012.

See also

Comparable document books were later also created in other Austrian federal states (sorted by year of first publication):

• Document book of the Duchy of Styria (1875)
• Monumenta historica ducatus Carinthiae. Historical monuments of the Duchy of Carinthia (from 1896)
• Salzburg document book (from 1910)
• Tyrolean document book (from 1937)
• Burgenland document book (from 1955)
• Lower Austrian document book , initiated by Maximilian Weltin (from 2008)

literature

• Erich Trinks: The document book of the state above the Enns. In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 85, Linz 1933, pp. 589-636 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).
• Walter Aspernig: Continuation of the document book of the state ob der Enns. In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 151, Linz 2006, pp. 307-312 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).

Web links

• Upper Austrian document book, secular part (540-1399) in the European document archive Monasterium.net .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Trinks 1933, p. 595.
2. ↑ Trinks 1933, p. 596.
3. ↑ Trinks 1933, p. 598.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Trinks 1933, p. 621.
5. ↑ ^{a b} Trinks 1933, p. 633f.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Document book of the state above the Enns. In: opac.regesta-imperii.de.
7. ^ Eduard Straßmayr: Obituaries. Erich Trinks. (1890-1958). In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 104, Linz 1959, pp. 99-100, PDF on ZOBODAT