Archbishop of Cologne
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[edit] Bishops and Archbishops of Cologne
[edit] Bishops of Colonia Agrippina, 88-784
All names before Maternus ('II') are to be approached with considerable scepticism since no contemporary evidence is availabe. Maternus was present at a council in Rome in 313. The bishops between Severinus and Charentius are also apocryphal. Domitianus was bishop of Maastricht (Mosa Traiectum). The given dates of office before bishop Gunther are also conjectural at best.
- Maternus I c. 88-128
- Paulinus
- Marcellinus ?
- Aquilinus
- Levoldus ? c. 248-285
- Maternus II c. 285-315
- Euphrates c. 315-348
- Severinus c. 348-403
- Ebergisil I ? c. 403-440
- Solatius c. 440-470
- Sunnovaeus c. 470-500
- Domitianus fl. c. 535
- Charentinus fl. c. 570
- Ebergisil II ? c. 580-600 ?
- Remedius c. 600 ? -611 ?
- Solatius c. 611 ? -622
- Cunibert c. 623-663
- Bodatus c. 663-674
- Stephen 674-680
- Adelwin 680-695
- Giso 695-708
- Anno I 708-710
- Faramund 710-713
- Agilolf 713-717
- Reginfried 718-747
- Hidegar 747-753
- Bertholm 753-763
- Rikulf 763-784
[edit] Archbishops of Cologne, 784-1238
- Hildebold 784-819
- Hadbold 819-842
- Hildwin 842-849
- Günther 850-864
- Hugo Welf 864
- Wilbert 870-889
- Hermann I 890-925
- Wigfried 925-953
- Bruno I 953-965
- Volkmar 965-969
- Gero 969-976
- Warin 976-984
- Ebergar 984-999
- Heribert 999-1021
- Pilgrim 1021-1036
- Hermann II 1036-1056
- Anno II 1056-1075
- Hildholf 1076-1079
- Sigwin 1079-1089
- Hermann III 1089-1099
- Friedrich I 1100-1131
- Bruno II von Berg 1131-1137
- Hugo von Sponheim 1137
- Arnold I 1138-1151
- Arnold II von Wied 1152-1156
- Friedrich II von Berg 1156-1158
- Rainald of Dassel 1159-1167
- Philipp von Heinsberg 1167-1191
- Bruno III von Berg 1191-1192
- Adolf I von Berg 1192-1205
- Bruno IV von Sayn 1205-1208 (in opposition)
- Dietrich I von Hengebach 1208-1215 (in opposition)
- Engelbert I von Berg 1216-1225
- Heinrich I von Mulnarken 1225-1237
[edit] Archbishop-Electors of Cologne, 1238-1803
- Konrad von Hochstaden 1238-1261
- Engelbert II von Falkenstein 1261-1274
- Sigfried II von Westerburg 1274-1297
- Wikbold I von Holte 1297-1304
- Heinrich II von Virneburg 1304-1332
- Walram von Jülich 1332-1349
- Wilhelm von Gennep 1349-1362
- Adolf II von der Marck 1363
- Engelbert III von der Marck 1364-1369
- Kuno von Falkenstein 1370-1371
- Friedrich III von Saarwerden 1372-1414
- Dietrich II von Mors 1414-1463
- Rupprecht of the Palatinate 1463-1480
- Hermann IV of Hesse 1480-1508
- Philipp II von Daun-Oberstein 1508-1515
- Hermann V von Wied 1515-1546
- Adolf III von Schauenburg 1546-1556
- Anton von Schauenburg 1556-1558
- Gebhard I von Mansfeld-Vorderort 1558-1562
- Friedrich IV von Wied 1562-1567
- Salentin von Isenburg-Grenzau 1567-1577
- Gebhard II Truchsess von Waldburg 1577-1583
- Ernest of Bavaria 1583-1612
- Ferdinand of Bavaria 1612-1650
- Maximilian Heinrich of Bavaria 1650-1688
- Joseph Clemens of Bavaria 1688-1723
- Clemens August I of Bavaria 1723-1761
- Maximilian Friedrich von Königsegg-Rothenfels 1761-1784
- Maximilian Franz of Austria 1784-1801
- Anton Viktor of Austria 1801-1803
[edit] Modern Archbishops of Cologne, 1824-present
- Ferdinand August von Spiegel 1824-1835
- Clemens August II Droste zu Fischering 1835-1845
- Johannes von Geissel 1845-1864
- Paul Melchers 1866-1885
- Philipp Krementz 1885-1899
- Anton Hubert Fischer 1902-1912
- Felix von Hartmann 1912-1919
- Karl Joseph Schulte 1920-1941
- Josef Frings 1942-1969
- Joseph Höffner 1969-1987
- Joachim Meisner 1988-present
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| Members of the Electoral College following the Golden Bull of 1356 |  |
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| Ecclesiastic electors: Mainz, Trier, Cologne | Secular electors: Bohemia, Palatinate, Saxony, Brandenburg
Later electors: Bavaria (1623) | Hanover (1692) | Hesse-Kassel (1803) |
