Sebastian Stublinger
Sebastian Stublinger (* around 1475 , † after 1529 ) was a Franconian legal scholar and Chancellor of the Mark Brandenburg from 1510 to 1529.
Life
Sebastian Stublinger came from Kulmbach , the Franconian home of the Brandenburg electors. He studied law in Bologna and received a doctorate in both rights . In 1509 or 1510 he was brought to Berlin as Chancellor by Elector Joachim I. Stublinger supported the elector in reforming a number of laws that took greater account of Roman law, which was widespread in the empire, instead of the traditional legal customs of the Mark.
He received a house in Berlin as a gift from the Elector (Breite Straße 32, former armory), and in 1514 he received the village of Rathstock im Oderbruch as a fief. He gave the house back in 1518. In 1527 Stublinger was probably the main author of the Constitutio Joachimica , in which the new law was laid down again.
In 1529 he was replaced. The year of his death is unknown.
literature
- Friedrich Holtze : The oldest Brandenburg chancellors and their families. In: Research on Brandenburg and Prussian history . Volume 7. 1894. pp. 479-531, here pp. 502-505.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Stublinger, Sebastian |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Franconian lawyer and Chancellor of the Mark Brandenburg (1510–1529) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1475 |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1529 |