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- Konrád II. Babenberský (1115? – 28. září 1168, Salcburk) byl pasovský biskup (1148–1164) a salcburský arcibiskup (1164–1168) z rodu Babenberků. (cs)
- Ο Κορράδος, γερμ. Conrad (π. 1115 - 28 Σεπτεμβρίου 1168) από τον Οίκο των Μπάμπενμπεργκ ήταν ευγενής και ιεράρχης της Γερμανίας. Ήταν επίσκοπος τού Πασσάου (1148/9-64) και μετά αρχιεπίσκοπος τού Ζάλτσμπουρκ (1164-68), αν και δεν ήλεγχε την αρχιεπισκοπή, όταν το 1166 ήταν υπό βασιλική απαγόρευση. (el)
- Conrad of Babenberg (c. 1115 – 28 September 1168) was a nobleman and prelate of the Holy Roman Empire. He was the bishop of Passau (as Conrad I) from 1148/1149 until 1164 and then archbishop of Salzburg (as Conrad II) until his death, although he lost control of Salzburg when he was placed under the imperial ban in 1166. Conrad came from the House of Babenberg. His father, Leopold III, was the Margrave of Austria, while his mother, Agnes of Waiblingen, was the daughter of the Emperor Henry IV. Prior to her marriage to Leopold, Agnes was married to Frederick I, Duke of Swabia, of the House of Hohenstaufen. Through Frederick, she was the mother of one king of Germany and grandmother of another: Cornad III (1138–52) and Frederick I (1152–90), Conrad of Babenberg's half-brother and nephew, respectively. One of Conrad's full brothers, Otto, became the famous bishop of Freising. Conrad was a member of the royal chapel under his half-brother Conrad III. In 1140 he became the dean of Utrecht and in 1143 dean of Hildesheim also. He was elected bishop of Passau probably in 1148. His episcopate was marked by the strong enforcement of ecclesiastical discipline. Beginning in 1158, he was involved in a dispute, the so-called Passau Feud (Passauer Fehde), with his brother, Duke Henry II of Austria, over the certain jurisdictional exemptions granted to Henry in the Privilegium minus. In 1159, Conrad gave the citizens of Sankt Pölten a degree of self-government theretofore unknown in Austria. After the death of Archbishop Eberhard in 1164, Conrad was elected his successor on 29 June with a majority of the diocesan clergy in favour of continuing support for Pope Alexander III against the emperor's rival claimant, Paschal III. Since the election took place without the permission of the Emperor Frederick I, Conrad's nephew, he refused to invest Conrad with the regalia of his office, which would have allowed Conrad to exercise secular rule over the prince-bishopric. Unfortunately for him, Conrad lacked the diplomatic skills or the high moral reputation of Eberhard. At an Imperial Diet held in Würzburg in May 1165, he was ordered to submit to Frederick. He steadfastly refused, and on 29 March 1166 Frederick imposed the imperial ban. The was charged with taking control of the diocese. Conrad fled Salzburg, first to Friesach and then to Admont, from where he tried to administer what was left of his diocese and its fiefs. He seems to have come to an agreement with Frederick shortly before his death. (en)
- Konrad von Babenberg (* um 1115; † 28. September 1168 in Salzburg) war Bischof von Passau und als Konrad II. Erzbischof von Salzburg. (de)
- Corrado di Babenberg (1115 circa – Salisburgo, 29 settembre 1168) fu vescovo di Passavia e, col nome di Corrado II, arcivescovo di Salisburgo. (it)
- Koenraad II van Babenberg (circa 1115 - Salzburg, 28 september 1168) was bisschop van Passau en aartsbisschop van Salzburg. (nl)
- Konrad Babenberg (ur. ok. 1115; zm. 28 września 1168) – biskup Pasawy w latach 1148-1164 i arcybiskup Salzburga w latach 1164-1168. Konrad był synem Leopolda III Świętego i Agnieszki von Waiblingen. W 1140 został prepozytem kapituły w Utrechcie, a w 1143 w Hildesheim. W 1148 został biskupem Pasawy. W 1159 potwierdził przywileje miasta St. Pölten. 29 czerwca 1164 został wybrany arcybiskupem Salzburga. Podczas schizmy zachował neutralność. Nie poparł ani papieża Aleksandra III ani antypapieża Paschalisa III. W 1167 spłonęło miasto Salzburg wraz z katedrą. Biskup Konrad rozpoczął odbudowę świątyni. (pl)
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- Konrád II. Babenberský (1115? – 28. září 1168, Salcburk) byl pasovský biskup (1148–1164) a salcburský arcibiskup (1164–1168) z rodu Babenberků. (cs)
- Ο Κορράδος, γερμ. Conrad (π. 1115 - 28 Σεπτεμβρίου 1168) από τον Οίκο των Μπάμπενμπεργκ ήταν ευγενής και ιεράρχης της Γερμανίας. Ήταν επίσκοπος τού Πασσάου (1148/9-64) και μετά αρχιεπίσκοπος τού Ζάλτσμπουρκ (1164-68), αν και δεν ήλεγχε την αρχιεπισκοπή, όταν το 1166 ήταν υπό βασιλική απαγόρευση. (el)
- Konrad von Babenberg (* um 1115; † 28. September 1168 in Salzburg) war Bischof von Passau und als Konrad II. Erzbischof von Salzburg. (de)
- Corrado di Babenberg (1115 circa – Salisburgo, 29 settembre 1168) fu vescovo di Passavia e, col nome di Corrado II, arcivescovo di Salisburgo. (it)
- Koenraad II van Babenberg (circa 1115 - Salzburg, 28 september 1168) was bisschop van Passau en aartsbisschop van Salzburg. (nl)
- Conrad of Babenberg (c. 1115 – 28 September 1168) was a nobleman and prelate of the Holy Roman Empire. He was the bishop of Passau (as Conrad I) from 1148/1149 until 1164 and then archbishop of Salzburg (as Conrad II) until his death, although he lost control of Salzburg when he was placed under the imperial ban in 1166. The was charged with taking control of the diocese. Conrad fled Salzburg, first to Friesach and then to Admont, from where he tried to administer what was left of his diocese and its fiefs. He seems to have come to an agreement with Frederick shortly before his death. (en)
- Konrad Babenberg (ur. ok. 1115; zm. 28 września 1168) – biskup Pasawy w latach 1148-1164 i arcybiskup Salzburga w latach 1164-1168. Konrad był synem Leopolda III Świętego i Agnieszki von Waiblingen. W 1140 został prepozytem kapituły w Utrechcie, a w 1143 w Hildesheim. W 1148 został biskupem Pasawy. W 1159 potwierdził przywileje miasta St. Pölten. (pl)
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