Obermünster, Regensburg

Pin Obermünster is a former Kanonissenstift in Regensburg in Bavaria, in the diocese of Regensburg.

History

The Assumption consecrated pen was probably in the late 8th century by Duke Tassilo III. or founded in the early 9th century by the dynasty of the Carolingians. Unique documentary evidence is lacking. 1010 was enhanced by Henry II through donations and granting of privileges, but his position as Reich pin remained controversial. 1216 imperial immediacy was confirmed and strengthened by Frederick II. The kingdom pin was dissolved in 1810 in the wake of secularization. Until 1822 retreat of the last of the Canon, it was then clerics seminar. 1882, the Episcopal Seminary of St. Wolfgang study was set up in the buildings. In March 1945, bombs destroyed the church with the exception of the free-standing tower and part of the monastery building. After the war, the Bishop's Central Archives, the Library, part of the Diocese of museums and other services of the diocese were housed in the buildings. In the wartime ruins of the church of Regensburg Scout each year to receive the Light of Peace from Bethlehem.

Abbesses of Obermünster

  • Mathilde approximately 900/945
  • Irmgard
  • Salome
  • Wikpurg 1020-1029
  • ?
  • Willa 1052-1089
  • Hazecha 1089 -?
  • Hadamuda 1117
  • Hadwiga 1142-1177
  • Euphemia of Helffenstein 1193
  • Gertrude I. 1216
  • Jutta 1259
  • Gertrud II 1265
  • Wilburg of Leuchtenberg 1272
  • Ryssa I of Leuchtenberg 1286-1292
  • Bertha Walterin -1325
  • Adelheid of Arenbach
  • Catherine of Murach
  • Agnes I of Wunebach -1374
  • Elizabeth I of Parsberg 1374-1400
  • Elizabeth II Murach 1400-1402
  • Margaret I Sattelbogerin -1435
  • Barbara of Absberg 1435-1456
  • Cunegonde of Egloffstein 1456-1479
  • Sibylla of Paul Dorff 1479-1500
  • Agnes II by Paul Dorff 1500 -?
  • Catherine II of Redwitz 1533-1536, † 1560
  • Wandula of Schaumberg 1533-1545
  • Barbara II of Sandizell -1564
  • Barbara III. Ratzinger 1564-1579
  • Magdalena of Gleissenthal 1579-1594
  • Margarethe II Mufflin 1594-1608
  • Catherine Praxedis of Perckhausen 1608-1649
  • Maria Elisabeth von Salis 1649-1683
  • Maria Theresa of Sandizell 1683-1719
  • Anna Magdalena Franziska von Dondorff 1719-1765
  • Maria Franziska von Freudenberg 1765-1775
  • Maria Josepha of New Stone Hubacker 1775-1803
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