List of Abbots
- Liwinius 1193–1207
- Sueno I 1207–1215
- Johannes I 1234–1241
- Andreas 1241
- Sueno II 1249–1254
- Christian 1256
- Reginarus 1265
- Rudolf 1270–1274
- Johannes II 1275–1290
- Hermann I 1293
- Nikolaus I Witte 1294–1295
- Heinrich I 1297–1303
- Jakob Stumpel 1304–1306
- Heinrich II 1306–1309
- Robert 1319
- Johannes III of Hagen c. 1325
- Arnold of Lübeck c. 1329
- Gerhard I 1335
- Heinrich III 1337
- Gerhard II 1341
- Martin 1347–1367
- Johannes IV Rotermund 1369
- Johannes V 1369–1388
- Johannes VI 1392–1415
- Nikolaus II 1415–1434
- Hartwich 1436–1447
- Everhard 1448–1452
- Sabellus Crugher 1455–1456
- Theodorich 1458
- Hermann II 1459–1470
- Johannes VII 1470–1473
- Nikolaus III 1473-1486
- Gregorius Groper 1486–1490
- Lambert von Werle 1490–1499
- Matthias 1499–1510
- Enwaldus Schinkel 1510–1535
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Eldena Abbey ruins...
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...in the autumn...
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...and in the winter
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Gravestone in Eldena
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