Administrative division of the Prince Archdiocese of Salzburg

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This list describes the administrative structure of the Prince Archbishopric of Salzburg .

General

Below that of the central authorities, there were care offices and regional courts (which could also be city and regional courts), often referred to collectively as the care court . At the head of the nursing offices was a nurse , who was subordinated to a district judge. In the (smaller) regional courts, the regional judge was the highest official. As usual in the HRR , the separation of the administration of justice was not implemented. The offices were courts of first instance as well as administrative, police and tax authorities.

list

Office Official seat annotation
Abtenau nursing and regional court Abtenau
Foster and Regional Court of Fügen Put Separated from Kropfsberg in 1649, reintegrated in 1768
Gastein Regional Court Gastein
Nursing and regional court St. Gilgen (Hüttenstein) St. Gilgen
Nursing and regional court Glanegg Hellbrunn
Nursing and regional court Golling Golling
Nursing and Regional Court Hallein Hallein
Hopfgarten nursing and regional court Hopfgarten in Brixental
Laufen Nursing and Regional Court To run
Nursing court Lengberg Lengberg Castle
Nursing and regional court Lofer Lofer
Mattsee nursing and regional court Mattsee
Nursing and regional court Mittersill Mittersill
Moosham Nursing and Regional Court Moosham Castle In 1790 divided into the Sprengel Nursing and Regional Court Tamsweg ( Tamsweg ) and Nursing and Regional Court St. Michael ( St. Michael )
Mühldorf nursing and regional court Mühldorf
Nursing and Regional Court Neuhaus Neuhaus Castle
Nursing and Regional Court Neumarkt Altentann and Lichtentann
Radstadt Care and Regional Court Radstadt
Rauris District Court Rauris Disbanded in 1801 and merged with Taxenbach
Nursing and regional court Saalfelden (Lichtenberg) Saalfelden at the Stone Sea
Nursing and regional court Staufeneck Staufeneck Castle
Care and Regional Court of Straßwalchen Straßwalchen
Teisendorf Care and Regional Court (Raschenberg) Teisendorf
Nursing and Regional Court Thalgau (Wartenfels) Thalgau
Taxenbach nursing and regional court Taxenbach
Tittmoning Nursing and Regional Court Tittmoning
Care and Regional Court Waging (Tettelham) Waging
Wagrein District Court Wagrein 1802 to St. Johann
Care and Regional Court of Werfen Throw Since 1672 it has been divided into the Bischofshofen, Goldegg (Goldegg) nursing and regional court, Grossarl ( Grossarl ) district, St. Johann nursing and regional court ( St. Johann im Pongau ) and Werfen court
Nursing and regional court Windisch-Matrei Windisch-Matrei
Nursing and regional court Zell im Pinzgau (or Kaprun) Zell am See
Nursing and regional court in Zell im Zillertal (Kropfsberg) Zell in the Zillertal

In the provincial capital of Salzburg, a city governor was originally the supreme state official. Since the early 17th century, this task was taken over by the town councilor. In addition, there were Salzburg possessions in Bavaria and the Habsburg countries, especially in Carinthia and Styria. However, since Salzburg had no state sovereignty here, the relevant administrative officials are not named here. Under Salzburg state sovereignty, on the other hand, was the possession of the cathedral chapter, which is also not mentioned here.

literature

  • Claus Fackler: Stiftsadel and Spiritual Territories 1670–1803, 2006, ISBN 978-3-8306-7268-5 , p. 80.
  • Raphael Kleinsorg: Outline of Geography: for use in and outside schools. Second volume, which contains the geography of Asia, Africa, America and Australia, together with an outline of the history and geography of the Archbishopric of Salzburg, and a guide to Welt- und Globus-Kunde, Volume 2, 1797, pp. 64 ff. Digitized