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DIOCESE OF GURK (Dioecesis Gurcensis); In practice also Diocese of Gurk-Klagenfurt

Country : Austria
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1071
Seat moved to Klagenfurt 1787, name not officially changed

Official blazon

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The arms in a 17th century manuscript

Arms of Bishops

Konrad von Enslingen (1337-1344)
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Johann III. von Töckheim (1364-1376)
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Johann IV. von Mayrhofen (1376-1402)
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Konrad III. von Hebenstreit (1402-1411)
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Ernst Auer von Herrenkirchen (1411-1432)
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Johann V. Schallermann (1433-1453)
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Ulrich III. Sonnenberger (1453-1469)
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Sixtus von Tannberg (1470-1474)
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Lorenz III. von Freiberg (1472-1487)
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Raimund Peraudi (1491-1505)
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Matthäus Lang von Wellenburg (1505-1522)
Hieronymus Balbi (1522-1526)
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Antonius Salamanca-Hoyos (1526-1551)
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Johann von Schönburg (1552-1555)
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Urban Sagstetter (1556-1573)
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Christoph Andreas von Spaur (1574-1601)
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Johann Jakob von Lamberg (1603-1630)
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Sebastian von Lodron (1630-1643)
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Franz von Lodron (1643-1652)
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Sigismund Franz von Österreich-Tirol (1653-1665)
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Wenzeslaus von Thun (1665-1673)
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Polykarp von Kienburg (1673-1675)
Johann von Goëss (1675-1696)
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Otto II. de la Bourde (1697-1708)
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Jakob I. Maximilian Graf von Thun (1709-1741)
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Joseph I. Maria Graf von Thun (1741-1761)
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Hieronymus von Colloredo (1761-1772)
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Joseph Franz Anton von Auersperg (1772-1783)
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Franz II. Xaver von Salm-Reifferscheidt (1783-1822)
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Jakob Peregrin Paulitsch (1824-1827)
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Georg Mayer (1827-1840)
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Franz Anton Gindl (1841)
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Adalbert Lidmansky (1842-1858)
Valentin Wiery (1858-1880)
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Peter Funder (1881-1886)
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Josef Kahn (1887-1910)
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Balthasar Kaltner (1910-1914)
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Adam Hefter (1914-1939)
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Joseph Köstner (1945-1981)
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Egon Kapellari (1982-2001)
Alois Schwarz (2001-2018)
Josef Marketz (2019-present)

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Literature : Image of diocese by Hans van Heijningen

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 No image|[[Raimund Peraudi]] (1491-1505)
 No image|[[Matthäus Lang von Wellenburg]] (1505-1522)
-No image|[[Hieronymus Balbi]] (1522-1526)
+File:gurk-balbi.png|[[Hieronymus Balbi]] (1522-1526)
 No image|[[Antonius Salamanca-Hoyos]] (1526-1551)
 No image|[[Johann von Schönburg]] (1552-1555)

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