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DIOCESE OF KONSTANZ (Dioecesis Constantinensis)

Country : Germany
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 515
Abolished : 1821

Official blazon

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The arms in the 16th/17th century

The arms in a 17th century manuscript

Arms of Bishops

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Heinrich von Brandis (1357-1383)
Marquard von Randeck (1398-1406)
Friedrich von Zollern (1434-1436)
Heinrich von Hewen (1436–1462)
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Burkhard von Randegg (1463–1466)
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Hermann von Breitenladenburg (1466–1474)
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Ludwig von Freiburg (1474–1480)
Otto von Sonnenberg (1480–1491)
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Thomas Berlower (1491–1496)
Hugo von Hohenlandenberg (1496-1529)
Balthasar Merklin (1530-1531)
Hugo von Hohenlandenberg (1531-1532)
Johann von Lupfen (1532–1537)
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Johann von Weeze (1538–1548)
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Christoph Metzler von Andelberg (1548–1561)
Mark Sittich von Hohenems (1561–1589)
Andreas von Österreich (1589–1600)
Johann Georg von Hallwill (1601–1604)
Jakob Fugger von Kirchberg Weißenhorn (1604–1626)
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Sixt Werner Vogt von Altensommerau und Prasberg (1626-27)
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Johannes Truchseß von Waldburg-Wolfegg (1628–1644)
Franz Johann Vogt von Altensommerau und Prasberg (1645–1689)
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Marquard Rudolf von Rodt (1690–1704)
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Johann Franz Schenk von Stauffenberg (1704-1740)
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Damian Hugo Philipp von Schönborn Bushein (1740–1743)
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Kasimir Anton von Sickingen (1744–1750)
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Franz Konrad Kasimir Ignaz von Rodt (1750–1775)
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Maximilian Augustinus Christoph von Rodt (1776–1800)
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Karl Theodor von Dalberg (1800–1817)

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 File:konstanz-merklin.jpg|[[Balthasar Merklin]] (1530-1531)
 File:konstanz-hohenlandenberg.jpg|[[Hugo von Hohenlandenberg]] (1531-1532)
-File:konstanz-lupfen.rel.jpg|[[Johann IV Graf von Lupfen]] (1532–1537)
+File:konstanz-lupfen.rel.jpg|[[Johann von Lupfen]] (1532–1537)
 No image|[[Johann von Weeze]] (1538–1548)
 No image|[[Christoph Metzler von Andelberg]] (1548–1561)
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 File:Konstanz-osterreich.jpg|[[Andreas von Österreich]] (1589–1600)
 File:konstanz-hallwill.jpg|[[Johann Georg von Hallwill]] (1601–1604)
-File:konstanz-fugger.rel.jpg|[[Jakob Fugger von Kirchberg Weißen Horn]] (1604–1626)
+File:konstanz-fugger.jpg|[[Jakob Fugger von Kirchberg Weißenhorn]] (1604–1626)
 No image|[[Sixt Werner Vogt von Altensommerau und Prasberg]] (1626-27)
 No image|[[Johannes Truchseß von Waldburg-Wolfegg]] (1628–1644)

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