Ederam (bishop of Poznań)
Ederam, was probably a bishop of Poznań from 1030 until his death some time before 1049.
Career
[edit]In the obituaries of the monasteries in Weltenburg and of St. Emmeram in Regensburg he is styled as episcopus de Polonia, that is a bishop of the Polish diocese, most likely of Poznań. They record his death on 29 November of an unknown year.
Kętrzyński[1] and Abraham[2] date his time in Poznan as the end of the 11th or beginning of the 12th century, and according to Tadeusz Wojciechowski,[3] he travelled to Poland with Judith the second wife of Władysław Herman. This claim is based on close relationships Judith had with the monastery in Weltenbergu. However, research on obituary from Regensburg has shown that the notice about his death had been inserted into obituary before the year 1049.[4]
His time in the Diocese of Poznań was during a period of pagan reaction (c. 1031AD) and the invasion Of Bretislaus in 1038AD. It was due to these two events that Diocese of Poznan ceased to exist de facto.[5][6][7]
Bibliography
[edit]- ^ Wojciech Kętrzyński, Studyja on documents of the 12th century, Roczniki Akademii Umiejętności, Lwów 1891, p. 311
- ^ Władysław Abraham, the Organization of the Church in Poland until the middle of the 12th century, (Lwów, 1890), p. 84
- ^ Tadeusz Wojciechowski: Historical sketches of the 11th century, (Kraków, 1904)
- ^ Tadeusz Wasilewski: Kościół monarszy w X-XII wieku i jego zwierzchnik biskup polski, Kwartalnik Historyczny, Vol. 92, 1985, page 751.
- ^ Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Antiquitates, Necrologiae Germaniae 3, page331 [1].
- ^ Tadeusz Wasilewski: Kościół monarszy w X-XII wieku i jego zwierzchnik biskup polski [Royal Church in the 10th-12th century and his superior Bishop of Polish historical quarterly], Kwartalnik Historyczny, volume 92, 1985, p. 751
- ^ Stanisław Karwowski, Najstarsi Długoszowi biskupi poznańscy wobec krytyki, Roczniki Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk Poznańskiego Vol. 35, Poznań 1909 page 332.
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