Sankt Blasien Abbey in The Black Forest - Abbots of St. Blaise's in The Black Forest

Abbots of St. Blaise's in The Black Forest

  • Beringer von Hohenschwanden (945-974)
  • Ifo (974-983)
  • Siegfried (983-1021)
  • Bernhard (1021–1045)
  • Werner I (1045–1069)
  • Giselbert (1068–1086)
  • Otto I (1086–1108)
  • Rustenus (1108–1125)
  • Berthold I (1125–1141)
  • Gunther of Andlau (1141–1170?)
  • Werner II of Küssaberg (1170–1178)
  • Theodebert of Bussnang (1178–1186)
  • Manegold of Hallwil (1186–1204)
  • Hermann I of Messkirch (1204–1222)
  • Otto II (1222–1223)
  • Hermann II (1223–1237)
  • Heinrich I (1237–1240)
  • Arnold I (1240–1247)
  • Arnold II (1247–1276)
  • Heinrich II of Stadion (1276–1294)
  • Berthold II (1294–1308)
  • Heinrich III (1308–1314)
  • Ulrich (1314–1334)
  • Petrus I of Thayingen (1334–1348)
  • Heinrich IV of Eschenz (1348–1391)
  • Konrad (1391 )
  • Johannes I Kreutz (1391–1413)
  • Johannes II Duttlinger (1413–1429)
  • Nikolaus Stocker (1429–1460)
  • Petrus II Bösch (1460–1461)
  • Christopher of Greuth (1461–1482)
  • Eberhard von Reischach (1482–1491)
  • Blasius I Wambach (1491–1493)
  • Georg (Buob?) of Horb (1493–1519)Buob
  • Johannes III Spielmann (1519–1532)
  • Gallus Haas (1532–1540)
  • Johannes IV (1540–1541)
  • Caspar I Müller von Schöneck (1541–1571)
  • Caspar II Thomae (1571–1596)
  • Martin I Meister (1596–1625)
  • Blasius II Münster (1625–1638)
  • Franz I Chullots (1638–1664)
  • Otto II (1664–1672)
  • Romanus (1672–1695)
  • Augustin Simon Eusebius Finck (1695–1720)
  • Blasius III Bender (1720–1727)
  • Franz II Schächtelin (1727–1747)
  • Coelestin Vogler (1747–1749)
  • Meinrad Troger (1749–1764)
  • Martin II Gerbert (1764–1793)
  • Moritz Ribbele (1793–1801)
  • Berthold III Rottler (1801–1806)

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