Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin

Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin , also Emanuel Stierlin (born March 18, 1779 in Bern , † June 8, 1866 ibid) was a Swiss Protestant clergyman and local researcher .

Life

family

Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin was the son of Benjamin Stierlin and his wife Anna (née Zimmermann). He was married to Maria Sophia (* July 1787 in Brugg ; † 8 June 1846 in Bern), daughter of Johann Jakob Stapfer (1747-1805), pastor in Brugg and later at the Nydegg Church, since 1805 ; they had four children together. In 1814, Stierlin obtained citizenship rights in the city of Bern and was a member of the Shoemaker Society .

education

Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin studied theology at the Bern Academy and has been a teacher at the class school in Bern since 1806.

Career

From 1818 until 1831 he rose from helper to supreme dean at the Bern Minster and, after the abolition of this office, was dean of the Bern chapter from 1834 to 1840. In 1827 he anonymously published his book Brief Zeit der Kirchenverbesserung zu Bern. To the Reformation Festival in 1828 , of which 20,000 copies were printed.

In 1835, on instructions from the government, he had to vacate the official residence in the monastery building ; this led to a fundamental debate in the Grand Council about the church property.

For many years, Stierlin was president of the orphanage management and the civil girls' school.

Working as a historian

Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin wrote numerous historical essays for young people and was editor or co-editor of the Bern Chronicles of Konrad Justinger , Benedikt Tschachtlan and Valerius Anshelm . Stierlin was a member of the Historical Association of the Canton of Bern .

Fonts (selection)

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• Swiss honorary mirror: noble features from the history of the fathers, with moral remarks, for use in rural schools . Bern 1813.
• The construction of the city of Bern in 1191 . Bern 1814.
• The construction of the bridge at the lower gate of Bern . Bern 1815.
• The siege of the city of Bern by Rudolf von Habsburg, King of the Germans . Bern 1816.
• The battle in the Schosshalde in 1289 . Bern 1817.
• The battle in the Jammerthal in 1298 . CA Jenni, Bern 1818.
• Konrad Justinger; Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin (ed.); Johann Rudolf Wyss (ed.): Berner Chronik: from the beginning of the city of Bern to the year 1421 . Bern 1819.
• Bendicht Tschachtlan: Bendicht Tschachtlan's Berner Chronik, from the year 1421 to the year 1466 . Bern 1820.
• The Siege of Landeron in 1324 . Bern 1820.
• The Hasli landscape comes to Bern. Bern 1821.
• The times of the Laupen War, 1340 . Bern 1822.
• The Bernese at Laubeckstalden, in 1346. Bern 1823.
• The return of the Schultheissen von Bubenberg in 1362 . Bern: CA Jenni, 1824.
• Valerius Anshelm; Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin (ed.); Johann Rudolf Wyss (ed.): Bern Chronicle, from the beginning of the city to 1526.
  • Volume 1 . Bern 1825.
  • Volume 2 . Bern 1826.
  • Volume 3 . Bern 1827.
  • Volume 4 . Bern 1829.
  • Volume 5 . Bern 1831.
  • Volume 6 . Bern 1833.
• Baron von Rinkenberg is captured: 1381. Christian Albrecht Jenni, Bern 1825.
• A short time of church improvement in Bern. To the Reformation Festival in 1828. Bern 1827.
• The town of Burgdorf comes to the Bernese in 1384. Bern 1827.
• Brief history of the church improvement in Bern. Bern 1828.
• The great fire in Bern in 1405.Bern 1829.
• The destruction of Oltingen Castle in 1410.Bern 1830.
• Draft of a synodal order for the evangelical reform. Clergy of the Canton of Bern. Bern 1832.
• The construction of the cathedral in Bern, 1421. Bern 1833.
• First train of the Bernese to Italy in 1425. Bern 1834.
• The plague in Bern in 1439. Bern in 1835.
• The battle of St. Jakob an der Birs, 1444. Bern 1837.
• The times after the battle of St. Jakob, 1444 to 1463. Bern 1838.
• The Twing Lord's Dispute, 1470. Huber, Bern 1839.
• The Burgundian Wars.
  • Volume 1 . Bern 1840.
  • Volume 2 . Bern 1841.
• The Swabian War, 1499 . Bern 1842.
• The Jetzer story in Bern, 1507. Huber, Huber 1843.
• The Italian Wars 1511 to 1525. Huber. Bern 1844.
• The times after the conquest of the Waat from 1536 to 1567. Huber, Bern 1847.
• Renewed War with Savoy, 1589 . Bern: Bookstore Huber and Comp, 1848.
• The battle at Tirano in 1620 . Bern 1849.
• The Peasants' War 1653 . Bern 1850.
• The first Vilmerger war in 1656. Huber, Bern 1851.
• The second Vilmerger War in 1712. Bern 1852.
• The Bern conspiracy in 1749. Bern 1853.
• Bern's rising pile during the eighteenth century. Bern 1854.
• The fall of the old Free State of Bern in 1798. Bern in 1855.

Web links

• Rudolf Dellsperger : Rudolf Emanuel Stierlin. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Historical Family Lexicon of Switzerland - Persons. Retrieved July 5, 2020 . 
2. ↑ Directory of all burgers in the city of Bern on 1. Jenner 1853 , Bern 1853, p. 160.
3. ↑ Egbert Friedrich von Mülinen: Prodromus of a Swiss Historiography in alphabetical order the historians of all cantons and all centuries . Huber, 1874 ( google.de [accessed on July 5, 2020]).
4. ^ Marianne Derron, Christian von Zimmermann: Jeremias Gotthelf: New Studies . Georg Olms Verlag, 2014, ISBN 978-3-487-15159-5 ( google.de [accessed on July 5, 2020]).
5. ^ Archives of the Historical Association of the Canton of Bern . Stämpfliche Verlagshandlung, 1860 ( google.de [accessed on July 5, 2020]).