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Bavaria Prince-Bishop of
Freising 1685–1694 Succeeded by John
Francis von
Eckher von
Kapfing und
Liechteneck Prince-Bishop of
Regensburg 1685–1694 Succeeded by...
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Clemens of
Bavaria (succeeded 4 Nov 1685;
resigned 29 Sep 1694) John
Francis Eckher of
Kapfing and
Liechteneck (elected 29 Jan 1694/1695; died 23 Feb 1727)...
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Renaissance style. From 1716 to 1724, it was
transformed by
Johann Franz Eckher into the
Baroque style. In 1816, it was
taken over by Napoleon's stepson...
- 1605:98,6 Egk Egk
Siebmacher 1605:81,2 Egk Egk
Siebmacher 1605:81,3 Egk (
Eckher) The
Egkhers Siebmacher 1605:78,3
Egkher von
Paering The
Egkhers of Paering...
- (1791–1803) Prince-Bishopric of
Freising (complete list) – John
Francis Eckher of
Kapfing and Liechteneck, Prince-bishop (1694/95–1727)
Johann Theodor...
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relic of Erhard. It was
given as a gift in 1720 by
Archbishop Johann Franz Eckher. The most
important place of
pilgrimage for
Erhard has been St.
Erhard in...
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their origin. Nevertheless, the
Freising prince-bishop
Johann Franz von
Eckher (1696–1727)
identified them as
belonging to
Nonnosus and
buried the relics...
- (1651/52–1685)
Joseph Clemens of Bavaria, Prince-bishop (1685–1694) John
Francis Eckher of
Kapfing and Liechteneck, Prince-bishop (1694/95–1727)
Landgraviate of...
