Bishop of Lausanne

The following people were bishops and prince-bishops of Lausanne:

From the beginning until the Reformation ( 1536)

• St. Marius of Avenches 574? -594
• St. Protasius 650
• Chilmegisilus 670
• ...
• Ulrich 800? -813
• Friedbar 813-817
• Paschal 817
• ...
• David 827-850
• Hartmann 851-878
• Jerome 878-892
• Boso 892-927
• Libo 928-932
• Burchard I of Burgundy 932-947
• Meinhard 947-968
• Eginolfus 968-985
• Henry I of Burgundy 985-1018
• Hugo of Burgundy 1018-1036
• Vacancy
• Henry II of Lenzburg 1038-1056
• Burkhard von Oltigen, 1056-1089
• Lambert of Grandson to 1090-1097/98
• Kuno Graf von Hasenburg - Vinelz 1097/98-1103
• Giroldus de Faucigny 1103-1126/34
• Guy I de Maligny 1126/34-1143/44
• Amadeus I of Hauterive 1144-1157 ( Clermont- Tonnerre House )
• Vacancy
• Landri de Durnes (Land Rich from Dornach ) 1160-1178
• Roger de Vico Pisano 1178-1212 ( 1212 withdrawal)
• Berthold of Neuchâtel 1212-1220
• Gérard de Rougemont 1220-1221 (1221-1225 Archbishop of Besançon)
• Guillaume I d' Ecublens 1221-1229
• Peter of Savoy (1229-1231) (Administrator)
• Boniface of Lausanne 1231-1239 ( 1239 withdrawal)
• 1240 there was a double election by dasDomkapitel, 1241 decided in favor of the Pope Jean de Cossonays
• Philip of Savoy (1240-1241) (1239-1266 Administrator of Valence, 1245-1267 Archbishop of Lyon)
• Jean I de Cossonay 1240-1273
• Guillaume II de Champvent 1274-1301
• Gerhard III. of Wippingen 1302-1309 (1309-1325 Bishop of Baseel )
• Othon de Champvent 1309-1312
• Pierre d' Oron 1313-1323
• Jean II de Rossillon 1323-1341
• Jean III. Bertrand 1341-1342 (1342-1365 Archbishop of Tarentaiseee )
• Geoffroi de Vayrols 1342-1347 (1347-1357 Bishop of Carpentras, 1357-1361 Bishop of Carcassonne, 1361-1376 Archbishop of Toulouse)
• François Prévôt 1347-1354
• Aimon I. de Cossonay 1355-1375
• Guy II de Prangins 1375-1394
• Guillaume III. de Monthonay 1394-1406
• Guillaume IV de Challants 1406-1431
• Louis de La Palud 1431-1433 (1441-1451 Bishop of Saint -Jean -de- Maurienne )
• Jean IV de Prangins 1433-1440 (1440-1444 Bishop of Aosta)
• George of Saluzzo 1440-1461 (1433-1440 Bishop of Aosta)
• Guillaume V. de Varax 1462-1466
• Jean Michel 1466-1468
• Vacancy
• Giuliano della Rovere 1472-1476
• Benoît de Mont Ferrand 1476-1491
• Aymon II de Montfalcon 1491-1517
• Sébastien de Montfalcon 1517-1536

Bishops of Lausanne, Fribourg (CH)

• Jean de Watteville 1609-1649
• Jost Knab 1652-1658 Henri Fuchs 1658-1662 ( Apostolic Administrator )

Bishops of Lausanne and Geneva (since 1821)

The title of the Bishop of Geneva was finally transferred to the Bishop of Lausanne as part of the reorganization.

• Pierre- Tobie Yenni 1815-1845
• Etienne Marilley 1846-1879
• Christophore Cosandey 1879-1882
• Gaspard Mermillod 1883-1891
• Joseph Déruaz 1891-1911
• André Maurice Bovet 1911-1915
• Placide Colliard 1915-1920
• Marius Besson 1920-1945

Bishop of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg (since 1924)

In 1924, the Collegiate Church of Freiburg Cathedral of Saint Nicholas of the Diocese of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg (Latin: Dioecesis Lausannensis, Genevensis, et friburgensis )

• Marius Besson 1920-1945
• François Charrière 1945-1970
• Pierre Mamie 1970-1995
• Amédée grave 1995-1998
• Bernard Genoud 1999-2010
• Charles Morerod since 2010