Penitential feud

A collegiate feud is a warlike dispute over the occupation of a diocese or archbishopric between two candidates or a dispute between different parties within a bishopric that was carried out by armed forces. The most famous collegiate feuds in Germany were:

• the Bremen collegiate feud (1258/59)
• the Hildesheim collegiate feud (1519)
• the Cologne collegiate feud (1473–1480)
• the Mainz collegiate feud (1461/62)
• the Munster collegiate feud (1450–1457)
• the Utrecht collegiate feud (1481–1483)

See also

• the Strasbourg Chapter Dispute or Episcopal War (1592–1604) in the bishopric of Strasbourg
• the Utrecht Schism ( nl ) (1423–1449) in the bishopric of Utrecht
• the Utrecht War (1456-1458) ( nl ) in the bishopric of Utrecht

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