51:
1498:
His successors as general superintendents for
Holstein ducal share were Georg Hinrich Reimarus (1733–1735), Anton Caspar Engel (1736–1748), Gustav Christoph Hoßmann (1749–1766) und Friedrich Franz Hasselmann (Haßelmann; 1766–1784). In 1773 the ducal House of Gottorp and the royal House of Oldenburg
1213:
refused the
Schleswig see, on 11 April 1854 Boesen received it, officiating in Flensburg, Boesen was deposed by the Prussian occupants on 8 March 1864. He left for Vejle after Godt was appointed his successor, titled general superintendent. The title bishop was used again since
991:. Their competence comprised until 1713 the ducal shares of the Duchies of Holstein and Schleswig. The Danish king as liege lord of the dukes of Schleswig deposed them in 1713 (confirmed in 1720), thereafter ducal co-rule was restricted to the Duchy of Holstein.
1222:
136:
1425:
1457:) only officiated as general superintendent for the Duchy of Holstein (1688–1689). Stemann was preceded by Hermann Erdmann (also Herrmann; 1631–1687) as general superintendent for Holstein royal share (1684–1687). Cf.
114:
as Bishop of
Schleswig any more. General superintendents fulfilled the pastoral functions as to Lutheran faithful. Between 1854 and 1864 the Lutheran church in the Duchy of Schleswig was reorganised as the
174:, seated in Schleswig. The new offices as bishops replaced the prior general superintendents and continued also after the Schleswig-Holstein church body merged with three neighbouring church bodies in the
814:(also Dassau, Dassow, Theodorus Dassovius; Hamburg, 27 February 1648 – 6 January 1721, Rendsburg), his ambit also included the formerly ducal Schleswig share, before served by general superintendent
495:(aka Enwald Sövenbroder, Enwaldus Soevenbroder; d. 14 August 1504), bishop elect, elected by the chapter, but not confirmed by the pope, he resigned in favour of the papally preferred Eggert Dürkop
634:, 1521–1598, Schleswig), superintendent of the Lutheran church of the Gottorp share of Holstein and Schleswig (as of 1562), general superintendent of the Lutheran church in the entire Duchies of
72:
897:, 8 September 1708 – 20 May 1791, Rendsburg), in 1781, after general superintendent Hasselmann of Holstein (ducal share) had died, his ambit also included the formerly ducal Holstein share
1186:
190:
1057:
209:
1139:
943:
1121:
117:
1041:
757:, 12 October 1606 – 24 March 1678), he succeeded Rehefeld as general superintendent for Schleswig and served in the same function for Holstein royal share already since 1668
244:
950:
1227:
1012:
141:
1175:, 28 August 1800 – 9 January 1883, Hamburg) as general superintendent for the Danish-speaking parishes, deposed and exiled by the Danish government in 1850; afterwards
1161:
1070:
485:
761:
790:
839:
1406:
721:
972:
1176:
559:
1277:
1266:
1258:
1196:(Kiel, 5 March 1792 – 1 September 1856, Flensburg), he was appointed superintendent serving per pro the vacant general superintendency, he resigned in 1854
908:
393:
963:
1083:
815:
703:
170:
Thus in 1925 Schleswig-Holstein's
Lutheran church body assumed the title of bishop, one officiating for the Holstein area, seated in Kiel, and one for
1298:
472:
1384:
1356:
1334:
999:
789:, 5 February 1632 – 6 January 1709, Rendsburg), he first served as general superintendent only for Schleswig royal share, but succeeded in 1689 also
620:
374:
199:
1236:
1025:
883:
804:
775:
429:
279:
1503:, thus ending the royal ducal condominium. So with Hasselmann's death in 1784, there was only one general superintendent for all of both duchies.
456:
442:
639:
1538:
182:
1533:
835:, 16 May 1654 – 10 July 1728, Rendsburg), uncle of the homonymous Danish historian, served already as viceprovost for Schwartz since 1694
717:, 13 September 1606 – 13 May 1668, Flensburg), first general superintendent for the Duchies of Holstein and of Schleswig (royal shares)
194:
42:) in chronological order. Also Lutheran bishops, who officiated after 1542, superintendents and general superintendents are listed.
740:
175:
873:
1528:
800:
as general superintendent for
Holstein royal share too. Schwartz moved the united general superintendency to Rendsburg in 1693
1191:
606:
213:
1432:
1317:
1046:
1017:
698:. There were also general superintendents for the Duchies of Holstein (ducal share) and of Schleswig (ducal share).
1291:
655:
151:
667:
1157:) as general superintendent for the German-speaking parishes, deposed and exiled by the Danish government in 1850
1126:
1062:
594:
404:
334:
103:
337:, already per pro after Valdemar's imprisonment in 1192, consecrated as bishop after Valdemar's papal deposition
98:
Since 1542 the bishops were
Lutherans, partially even lacking theological qualification but only collecting the
747:
132:
1518:
580:
181:
For the very few remaining, immigrating or converted
Catholics pastoral functions were provided first by the
955:
319:
1096:
Then
Theodor Dassov, who had served earlier already in Schleswig royal share, and his successors took on.
1166:
1106:
1075:
588:
490:
379:
766:
937:
795:
610:
357:
861:
786:
735:, 24 September 1610 – 7 July 1673, Schleswig), only competent for Schleswig, before court preacher in
1523:
982:
929:, resigned in favour of the office as general provost for Holstein royal share, there also pastor in
844:
685:
1374:
91:. In 1104 the Schleswig see was redeployed in ecclesiastical hierarchy to become a suffragan to the
743:
541:
1411:
726:
663:
506:
416:
412:
88:
1292:
Lutheran bishops of
Schleswig within the Evangelical-Lutheran State Church of Schleswig-Holstein
403:(also Dietrich of Kugelweit, or Dietrich of Portitz; ca. 1300–1367), before auxiliary bishop of
221:
584:
564:
225:
901:
1282:
1271:
1210:
1154:
975:, general provost, pastor in Haderslev, simultaneously provost of Haderslev and of Nordstrand
671:
573:, 1497–1551, Schleswig), simultaneously general superintendent of the Lutheran Church in the
327:
1232:
was formed (1867) from the previous
Lutheran dioceses (Stifter) of Holstein and of Schleswig
828:
1721–1724: Thomas Clausen (also Claussen; Flensburg, 29 April 1677 – 23 April 1724, Hamburg)
865:
398:
297:
249:
1218:
8:
1500:
1144:
1088:
912:
820:
771:(also Støcken, Stöcken, and Stöken; Rendsburg, 15 August 1633 – 4 September 1684, ibidem)
447:
434:
161:
92:
77:
1303:
946:, general provost, simultaneously provost of Haderslev, since 1553 provost of Nordstrand
613:(1544–1586), assisted by Superintendent (-General as of 1564) Paul von Eitzen since 1562
477:
1389:
1361:
1339:
1004:
625:
574:
521:
408:
290:
217:
205:
178:
in 1977. In 2008 a merger of the offices did away with the office Bishop of Schleswig.
171:
966:, pastor in Königsbüll, and H. Tast, pastor in Bupsee, served as vice-provosts per pro
309:
1145–1161: Esbern, expelled by the Danish stadholder in Schleswig, died in Saxon exile
1241:
1030:
978:
After John's death his share was divided between his brothers Adolphus and Christian.
888:
809:
780:
304:
84:
708:
461:
156:
122:
27:
983:
General superintendents for the ducal shares of the Holstein and Schleswig duchies
686:
General superintendents for the royal shares of the Holstein and Schleswig duchies
131:
In 1868, two years after the Prussian annexation of Holstein and Schleswig as the
1479:
1475:
1458:
1375:
Lutheran bishops of Schleswig within the North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church
1367:
1262:
853:, 27 February 1679 – 7 September 1747, Rendsburg), prior royal court preacher in
570:
529:
513:
31:
1110:
922:
509:
220:
the rest of the Prefecture Apostolic of Schleswig-Holstein was assigned to the
63:
1309:
934:
736:
1512:
224:
in 1929, which had to cede this extension again in favour of the new founded
50:
1454:
1132:
1483:
902:
General provosts in Duke John's share of the Holstein and Schleswig duchies
525:
501:
147:
1424:
In 2008 the offices of bishop of Holstein and of Schleswig were merged as
1251:
1247:
754:
682:
After Ulrik's death no more Bishop of Schleswig was invested until 1854.
361:
111:
107:
869:
1486:
1450:
1313:
854:
323:
102:
from the episcopal estates. Therefore, they were assisted by Lutheran
1395:
1345:
1150:
926:
894:
732:
714:
695:
691:
598:
545:
67:
1399:
1221:, 17 September 1814 – 12 June 1885, Schleswig), during his term the
1172:
386:
1331–1342: Hellembert of Fischbeck (Helmbrecht of Visbeke/Vischbeck)
1099:
675:
635:
1478:, and many more places, were completely drowned and eroded in the
785:(also Schwarz; Waldau in Pomerania, now Wałdowo a part of today's
1202:
930:
916:
631:
602:
353:
284:
99:
59:
1316:), deposed by the Nazi-submissive majority of proponents of the
1117:), simultaneously general superintendent for Holstein since 1806
659:
1114:
832:
23:
1417:
1349:
1321:
1206:
167:(i.e. supreme governor/bishop of the church) was abolished.
988:
850:
517:
186:
135:
the Lutheran churches in Holstein and Schleswig formed the
1276:(1858–1922), Bishop of Ribe, and in whose eastern part by
911:(died 1553), general provost, simultaneously visitator in
1330:
officiated as state bishop for all of Schleswig-Holstein
1482:
in 1634, their former locations are now covered by the
1223:
Evangelical-Lutheran State Church of Schleswig-Holstein
552:
137:
Evangelical-Lutheran State Church of Schleswig-Holstein
690:
The general superintendents were then first seated in
231:
825:, who continued to officiate in Holstein ducal share
670:), simultaneously as Ulrich II Administrator of the
154:
after 1918 the privilege of the Prussian monarch as
1499:exchanged Holstein ducal share for the Danish-held
1181:
Evangelical Lutheran Church in the State of Hamburg
352:1265–1282: Bonde (sold the episcopal residence of
1326:1933–1947: vacancy, until 1945 a partisan of the
662:; titular duke of Holstein and Schleswig, son of
106:for the pastoral care. Most parishioners adopted
1510:
1100:Bishop and general superintendents for Schleswig
1474:Königsbüll and Bupsee (aka Bopsee) and much of
1135:, 20 February 1777 – 3 October 1861, Schleswig)
1261:(1856–1930), in 1920 his ambit was reduced by
1461:Versuch einer kirchlichen Statistik Holsteins
949:1569–1573: vacancy, unsuccessful touting for
925:, general provost, simultaneously provost of
1370:, 13 November 1909 – 11 May 2004, Schleswig)
1265:, in whose western part he was succeeded by
1217:1864–1885: Gen. Supt. Bertel Petersen Godt (
872:), resigned in favour of a professorship at
260:999–1026: Ekkehard (also Ezico) of Oldenburg
183:Vicariate Apostolic of the Northern Missions
1463:, Glückstadt: Johann Wilhelm Augustin, 1837
987:The general superintendents were seated in
1201:1854–1864: Bishop Ulrich Sechmann Boesen (
195:Prefecture Apostolic of Schleswig-Holstein
674:(1603–1624), married with Lady Catherine
312:1161–1167: Occo of Schleswig, second term
915:, since 1549 also pastor and provost in
176:North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church
49:
1511:
831:1724–1728: Andreas Hojer (also Hoyer;
874:Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen
289:(also Rike; d. ca. 1142), later also
128:led again by a cleric titled bishop.
1539:Lists of Danish people by occupation
1250:, 18 March 1847 – 26 November 1932,
1113:, 8 December 1756 – 22 August 1834,
1037:1616–1640: Jacob Fabricius the Elder
553:Lutheran bishops and superintendents
214:Roman Catholic Diocese of Copenhagen
1433:Cathedral of St. Peter at Schleswig
1318:Faith Movement of German Christians
1205:, 22 July 1797 – 11 February 1867,
1153:, 19 April 1806 – 26 January 1888,
638:and Schleswig (as of 1564); before
185:(as of 1667; reduced by most South-
13:
1534:People from the Duchy of Schleswig
1459:Johann Heinrich Bernhard Lübkert,
1398:, 12 June 1927 – 25 January 1992,
1187:Christoph Carl Julius Asschenfeldt
868:, 8 December 1700 – 6 March 1777,
263:1026–1034: Rodolphus (also Rudolf)
232:Catholic bishops and administrator
54:Danish dioceses in the Middle Ages
14:
1550:
343:1240-1244: John I (Johannes/Jens)
330:(1192 elect, 1206–1218 de facto).
300:(titular, never acceded his post)
275:1120–1135: Albert (also Adelbert)
1426:Bishop of Schleswig and Holstein
1287:(1875–1936), Bishop of Haderslev
524:(1479–1506), Cardinal Priest of
468:1474–1488: Helrich von der Wisch
191:Vicariate Apostolic of the North
152:separation of state and religion
20:List of the Bishops of Schleswig
581:Frederick II, Prince of Denmark
389:1343–1351: Henry I of Warendorp
237:947: Hored (also Oredo, Horath)
58:Between 947 and 948 Archbishop
1529:Denmark religion-related lists
1492:
1468:
1443:
1348:, 2 June 1902 – 16 June 1975,
876:, becoming also its chancellor
753:1673–1678: Johan(n) Hudemann (
748:Prince-Archbishopric of Bremen
417:Prince-Archbishop of Magdeburg
210:Vicariate Apostolic of Denmark
133:Province of Schleswig-Holstein
1:
864:(Horrheim, a part of today's
668:Sophie of Mecklenburg-Güstrow
212:, which transformed into the
150:Schleswig-Holsteins). By the
1453:, 27 June 1629–20 May 1689,
1122:Christian Friedrich Callisen
672:Prince-Bishopric of Schwerin
422:1354–1369: Nicholas III Brun
322:(1157 or 1158–1235 or 1236,
7:
1394:(Dörfel, a part of today's
1042:Jacob Fabricius the Younger
645:1593–1602: Jacob Fabricius
589:Prince-Bishop of Hildesheim
360:and moved his residence to
340:1234–1238: Tuco (also Tyge)
328:Prince-Archbishop of Bremen
193:in 1709), and later by the
110:too. After 1624 nobody was
10:
1555:
1430:
1380:1967-1978: Alfred Petersen
1053:1645–1673: Johann Reinboth
944:Georgius Boëthius Agricola
537:1502–1507: Detlef Pogwisch
358:Eric II, Duke of Schleswig
272:1106: Gunnar (also Gunner)
22:contains the names of the
1416:(b. 6 September 1940, in
1013:Jacob Fabricius the Elder
995:1549–1563: Volquard Jonas
791:Just(us) Valentin Stemann
640:Superintendent of Hamburg
595:Adolf of Holstein-Gottorp
204:(as of 1868). After 1920
189:regions renamed into the
146:(Evangelisch-Lutherische
104:(general) superintendents
1437:
1162:Johannes Andreas Rehhoff
1071:Caspar Hermann Sandhagen
616:1586–1602: sede vacante
583:(1532–1556; son of King
542:Gottschalk von Ahlefeldt
528:(1496–1506), later also
510:John IV (Juan) de Castro
367:1282–1287: James (Jakob)
862:Jeremias Friedrich Reuß
664:Frederick II of Denmark
548:; last Catholic bishop)
507:Administrator Apostolic
413:Prince-Bishop of Minden
45:
1257:1917–1925: Gen. Supt.
1235:1886–1917: Gen. Supt.
1160:1848–1850: Gen. Supt.
1138:1848–1850: Gen. Supt.
1120:1835–1848: Gen. Supt.
1105:1792–1834: Gen. Supt.
840:Georg Johannes Conradi
585:Frederick I of Denmark
349:1255–1265: Nicholas II
315:1167–1179: Frederick I
226:Archdiocese of Hamburg
55:
39:
35:
1431:Further information:
1211:Hans Lassen Martensen
762:Christian von Stökken
216:on 29 April 1953. In
53:
1519:Bishops of Schleswig
1407:Hans Christian Knuth
1179:(1870–1879) for the
722:Bonaventura Rehefeld
298:Hermann of Schleswig
222:Diocese of Osnabrück
1501:County of Oldenburg
933:and provost of the
879:1757–1760: vacancy?
731:(also von Rehfeld;
560:Tilemann von Hussen
486:Enevold Sövenbröder
425:1370–1374: Henry II
411:(1347–1351), later
407:(1346–1347) and of
370:1287–1307: Berthold
320:Valdemar of Denmark
208:became part of the
93:Archdiocese of Lund
1278:Valdemar Ammundsen
1259:Friedrich Petersen
909:Vincentius Alberti
866:Vaihingen upon Enz
787:Sępólno Krajeńskie
605:), simultaneously
587:), simultaneously
575:Duchy of Schleswig
569:(also van Hussen;
522:Bishop of Girgenti
520:), simultaneously
430:John III Skondelev
375:John II of Bokholt
291:Bishop of Roskilde
218:Southern Schleswig
206:Northern Schleswig
172:Southern Schleswig
66:founded the three
56:
1328:German Christians
1185:1850–1854: Supt.
1177:Senior of Hamburg
1058:Sebastian Niemann
973:Georgius Schröder
923:Johannes Vorstius
611:Duke of Schleswig
443:Henry III vom See
394:Dietrich Kagelwit
305:Occo of Schleswig
266:1043–1085: Ratolf
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1524:Lists of bishops
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1415:
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1365:
1343:
1307:
1286:
1275:
1245:
1231:
1195:
1170:
1148:
1140:Nicolaus Nielsen
1130:
1092:
1084:Heinrich Muhlius
1079:
1066:
1050:
1034:
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951:Lucas Bacmeister
892:
848:
824:
816:Heinrich Muhlius
813:
799:
784:
770:
730:
712:
704:Stephan Clotzius
694:, since 1693 in
656:Ulrik of Denmark
649:(superintendent)
629:
607:Duke of Holstein
568:
494:
481:
465:
457:Nicholas IV Wulf
451:
438:
415:(1353–1361) and
402:
383:
346:1244–1255: Eskil
293:(1137–1138/1139)
288:
253:
203:
165:
157:summus episcopus
145:
126:
81:
1554:
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1548:
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1545:
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1509:
1508:
1507:
1497:
1493:
1480:Burchardi flood
1473:
1469:
1448:
1444:
1440:
1435:
1409:
1387:
1385:Karlheinz Stoll
1377:
1359:
1357:Alfred Petersen
1337:
1335:Reinhard Wester
1301:
1294:
1280:
1269:
1263:North Schleswig
1239:
1225:
1189:
1164:
1142:
1124:
1107:Christian Adler
1102:
1086:
1073:
1060:
1044:
1028:
1015:
1002:
1000:Paul von Eitzen
985:
953:
904:
886:
842:
818:
807:
793:
778:
764:
724:
706:
688:
623:
621:Paul von Eitzen
571:Duchy of Cleves
562:
555:
530:Bishop of Malta
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475:
459:
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48:
12:
11:
5:
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1531:
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1436:
1422:
1421:
1403:
1381:
1376:
1373:
1372:
1371:
1355:1967–1978: D.
1353:
1331:
1324:
1293:
1290:
1289:
1288:
1255:
1237:Theodor Kaftan
1233:
1215:
1199:
1198:
1197:
1158:
1136:
1118:
1101:
1098:
1094:
1093:
1080:
1069:1684/88–1697:
1067:
1054:
1051:
1038:
1035:
1026:Philipp Caesar
1022:
1009:
996:
984:
981:
980:
979:
976:
969:
968:
967:
964:Peter Boëthius
947:
940:
919:
903:
900:
899:
898:
884:Adam Struensee
880:
877:
858:
836:
829:
826:
805:Theodor Dassov
801:
776:Josua Schwartz
772:
758:
751:
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687:
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680:
679:
678:-Hinrichshagen
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643:
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466:
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310:
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258:
255:
241:
240:948–968: Marco
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230:
64:Hamburg-Bremen
47:
44:
26:of the see in
9:
6:
4:
3:
2:
1551:
1540:
1537:
1535:
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1530:
1527:
1525:
1522:
1520:
1517:
1516:
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1484:North Frisian
1481:
1477:
1476:Strand island
1471:
1464:
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1456:
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1427:
1419:
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1329:
1325:
1323:
1319:
1315:
1312:, 1878–1957,
1311:
1305:
1300:
1299:Eduard Völkel
1296:
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1279:
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1072:
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1023:
1019:
1014:
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