Chur

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A town in eastern Switzerland dating from Roman times (Curia Raetorum), and now the capital and chief city of Graubunden Canton. During the Middle Ages the Bishops here had wide temporal authority, and had been Princes of the Empire from 1170.

1. Asimo.................................................452-455

2. Pruritius..........................................fl. c. 460

3. Claudian...........................................fl. c. 470

4. Ursicin I..........................................fl. c. 485

5. Sidonius...........................................fl. c. 495

6. Eddo...............................................fl. c. 520

7. Valentinianus.........................................530-546

8. Paulinus...............................................548- ?

9. Theodore...........................................fl. c. 590

10. Victor I...........................................fl. c. 614

11. Verendarius ?

12. Ruthard............................................... ? -681

13. Paschalis.............................................681-696

14. Victor II...........................................696 ?-712

15. Vigilius..............................................712-735

16. Adalbert...........................................fl. c. 740

17. Ursicin II............................................754-760

18. Tello.................................................760-773

19. Constantius.........................................773-800 ?

20. Remigius.............................................800-820

21. Victor III...........................................820-833

22. Verendarius (II).....................................833-844

23. Gerbrach.............................................844-849

24. Hesso................................................849-879

25. Rothar...............................................879-887

26. Dietholf.............................................887-914

27. Waldo I..............................................914-949

28. Hartbert.............................................949-968

29. Hiltibold............................................969-995

30. Waldo II............................................995-1002

31. Ulrich I...........................................1002-1026

32. Hartmann I.........................................1026-1039

33. Dietmar............................................1039-1070

34. Heinrich I.........................................1070-1078

35. Norbert............................................1079-1088

36. Ulrich II von Tarasp...............................1089-1095

37. Guido..............................................1095-1122

38. Konrad I von Biberegg..............................1122-1142

39. Konrad II von Tegerfelden..........................1142-1150

40. Adalgod............................................1150-1160

41. Egino von Ehrenfels................................1160-1170

42. Ulrich III von Tegernfelden (Prince 1170)..........1170-1179

43. Bruno von Ehrenfels................................1179-1180

44. Heinrich II von Arbon..............................1180-1193

45. Arnold I von Mätsch................................1194-1200

46. Rainier............................................1200-1209

47. Walther von Tegerfelden.................................1209

48. Arnold II von Mätsch...............................1209-1221

49. Heinrich III von Realte....................1221-1222 with...

50. Albrecht von Güttingen.............................1221-1222

51. Rudolf I von Güttingen.............................1222-1226

52. Berthold Graf von Helffenstein.....................1226-1233

53. Ulrich IV Graf von Kyrburg.........................1233-1237

54. Volkhard von Neuenburg.............................1237-1251

55. Heinrich IV Graf von Montfort......................1251-1272

56. Konrad III von Belmont.............................1272-1282

57. Friedrich I Graf von Montfort......................1282-1290

58. Berthold II Graf von Heiligenberg..................1290-1298

59. Hugo Graf von Montfort..................................1298

60. Siegfried von Geilnhausen..........................1298-1321

61. Rudolf II Graf von Montfort........................1321-1324

62. Hermann von Eichenbach.............................1324-1325

63. Johann I von Pfefferhart...........................1325-1331

64. Ulrich V von Lenzburg..............................1331-1355

65. Peter I Gelyto.....................................1355-1368

66. The power of the Bishops considerably limited by
     the creation of the League of God's House, a local
    confederation of districts allied to one another in
    opposition to the Habsburgs and the Bishops, 1367.

67. Friedrich II von Erdingen.........................1368-1376

68. Johann II von Ehingen.............................1376-1388

69. Bartholomäus......................................1388-1390

70. Hartmann II Graf von Werdenberg-Sargans...........1390-1416

71. The League of God's House (along with several other mountain                       
    confederations in the region) allied hereafter to
    Switzerland, 1395, as the Graubunden (Grey Leagues).

72. Johan III Ambundi.................................1416-1417

73. Johan IV Naso.....................................1417-1440

74. Konrad IV von Rechberg............................1440-1441

75. Heinrich V von Höwen..............................1441-1453

76. Leonhard Wyssmayer................................1453-1458

77. Ortlieb von Brandis...............................1458-1491

78. Heinrich VI von Höwen.....................1491-1503 d. 1509

79. Paul Ziegler von Ziegelberg.......................1503-1541

80. Licius Iter.......................................1541-1548

81. Thomas Planta.....................................1548-1565

82. Beatus di Porta...................................1565-1581

83. Peter II von Rascher..............................1581-1601

84. Giovanni V Flugi de Aspremont.....................1601-1627

85. Joseph Mohr von Zernetz...........................1627-1635

86. Giovanni VI Flugi de Aspremont....................1636-1661

87. Switzerland fully exits the Holy Roman Empire, ...............1648.

88. Ulric VI di Monte-Villa...........................1661-1692

89. Ulrich VII Freiherr von Federspiel................1692-1728

90. Joseph Benedict Freiherr von Rost.................1728-1754

91. Johann Anton Freiherr von Federspiel..............1755-1777

92. Franz Dionysius Freiherr von Rost.................1777-1794

93. Karl Rudolf Graf von Buol-Schauenstein....1794-1798 d. 1833

94. Ecclesiastic Principality secularized and properties absorbed by the                  
    Helvetican Republic, Switzerland afterwards. Karl Rudolfremained as Bishop in
    a purely spiritual sense, and the bishopric exists to this day.