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Prince-Bishop

Bishop who is a territorial Prince of the Church

  • Also called Prince-Archbishop, Prince-bishopric, Bishopric

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Everyone recorded as holding it

Its tenures overlap throughout — a roll of holders, not a line.

  • 26 holders
  • 64 overlapping pairs
  • 11 undated
  1. 980 CE – 1008 CE Notker of Liège Roman Catholic bishop, Benedictine monk
  2. from 1612 CE Ferdinand of Bavaria Archbishop of Cologne
  3. from 1618 CE Ferdinand of Bavaria Archbishop of Cologne
  4. 1646 CE – 1665 CE Sigismund Francis, Archduke of Austria Archduke of Further Ausrtia (1630-1665)
  5. 1690 CE – 1737 CE Alexander Sigismund von der Pfalz-Neuburg Roman Catholic bishop (1663-1737)
  6. from 12 November 1691 CE Louis Anton of Pfalz-Neuburg Roman Catholic bishop (1660-1694)
  7. 1716 CE – 1719 CE Clemens August of Bavaria Catholic archbishop (1700-1761)
  8. 1719 CE – 1761 CE Clemens August of Bavaria Catholic archbishop (1700-1761)
  9. 1719 CE – 1761 CE Clemens August of Bavaria Catholic archbishop (1700-1761)
  10. 1724 CE – 1761 CE Clemens August of Bavaria Catholic archbishop (1700-1761)
  11. 1728 CE – 1761 CE Clemens August of Bavaria Catholic archbishop (1700-1761)
  12. 1729 CE – 1746 CE Frederick Charles of Schönborn Prince-Bishop of Bamberg (1674-1746)
  13. 1729 CE – 1746 CE Frederick Charles of Schönborn Prince-Bishop of Bamberg (1674-1746)
  14. 1735 CE – 1744 CE Sava II Petrović-Njegoš Metropolitan of Cetinje
  15. 1766 CE – 1781 CE Sava II Petrović-Njegoš Metropolitan of Cetinje

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