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Rudolf von Güttingen (died 9 September 1226 in Rome) was Abbot of Saint Gall from 1220 and Bishop of Chur from 1224 until his death. He is documented for the first time in 1208. Rudolf descended from a noble family from the Canton of Thurgau. He had been a monk since 1208, became provost in 1211, dean and cellarar in 1219 and Abbot of Saint Gall in 1220. After the death of Arnold von Matsch, the Bishop of Chur, the cathedral chapter held a double election. However, the two people elected, Heinrich von Rialt and Albert von Güttingen, a brother of Rudolf's, already died in 1223, before the Pope had made a decision. Rudolf became Bishop of Chur not later than 1224. Pope Honorius III permitted him on 23 February 1224 to stay as Abbot of Saint Gall for three more years. Rudolf's extravagant lif

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  • Rudolf von Güttingen († 9. September 1226 in Rom) war ab 1220 Abt von St. Gallen und von 1224 bis zu seinem Tod Bischof von Chur. Urkundlich erstmals fassbar ist er 1208. Rudolf entstammte dem Adelsgeschlecht von Güttingen aus dem Thurgau. Er war seit 1208 Mönch, wurde 1211 Propst, 1219 Dekan und Cellerar, 1220 Abt von St. Gallen. Nach dem Tod des Churer Bischofs Arnold von Matsch kam es zu einer Doppelwahl durch das Domkapitel. Die beiden Gewählten, Heinrich von Rialt und Albert von Güttingen, ein Bruder Rudolfs, starben jedoch schon 1223, vor einer Entscheidung des Papstes. Rudolf wurde spätestens 1224 Bischof von Chur. Papst Honorius III. erlaubte ihm am 23. Februar 1224 noch weitere drei Jahre Abt von St. Gallen zu bleiben. Sein aufwendiger Lebensstil führte zur Verschuldung von Abtei und Hochstift. 1226 begleitete er Kaiser Friedrich II. nach Italien, wo er in Rom einem Fieber erlag. Er wurde in der Laterankirche beigesetzt. (de)
  • Rudolf von Güttingen (died 9 September 1226 in Rome) was Abbot of Saint Gall from 1220 and Bishop of Chur from 1224 until his death. He is documented for the first time in 1208. Rudolf descended from a noble family from the Canton of Thurgau. He had been a monk since 1208, became provost in 1211, dean and cellarar in 1219 and Abbot of Saint Gall in 1220. After the death of Arnold von Matsch, the Bishop of Chur, the cathedral chapter held a double election. However, the two people elected, Heinrich von Rialt and Albert von Güttingen, a brother of Rudolf's, already died in 1223, before the Pope had made a decision. Rudolf became Bishop of Chur not later than 1224. Pope Honorius III permitted him on 23 February 1224 to stay as Abbot of Saint Gall for three more years. Rudolf's extravagant lifestyle led to the indebtedness of the abbey and the Hochstift. In 1226, he accompanied Emperor Frederick II to Italy where he died of a fever in Rome. He was entombed in the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran. (en)
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  • Rudolf von Güttingen († 9. September 1226 in Rom) war ab 1220 Abt von St. Gallen und von 1224 bis zu seinem Tod Bischof von Chur. Urkundlich erstmals fassbar ist er 1208. Rudolf entstammte dem Adelsgeschlecht von Güttingen aus dem Thurgau. Er war seit 1208 Mönch, wurde 1211 Propst, 1219 Dekan und Cellerar, 1220 Abt von St. Gallen. Nach dem Tod des Churer Bischofs Arnold von Matsch kam es zu einer Doppelwahl durch das Domkapitel. Die beiden Gewählten, Heinrich von Rialt und Albert von Güttingen, ein Bruder Rudolfs, starben jedoch schon 1223, vor einer Entscheidung des Papstes. Rudolf wurde spätestens 1224 Bischof von Chur. Papst Honorius III. erlaubte ihm am 23. Februar 1224 noch weitere drei Jahre Abt von St. Gallen zu bleiben. Sein aufwendiger Lebensstil führte zur Verschuldung von Abtei (de)
  • Rudolf von Güttingen (died 9 September 1226 in Rome) was Abbot of Saint Gall from 1220 and Bishop of Chur from 1224 until his death. He is documented for the first time in 1208. Rudolf descended from a noble family from the Canton of Thurgau. He had been a monk since 1208, became provost in 1211, dean and cellarar in 1219 and Abbot of Saint Gall in 1220. After the death of Arnold von Matsch, the Bishop of Chur, the cathedral chapter held a double election. However, the two people elected, Heinrich von Rialt and Albert von Güttingen, a brother of Rudolf's, already died in 1223, before the Pope had made a decision. Rudolf became Bishop of Chur not later than 1224. Pope Honorius III permitted him on 23 February 1224 to stay as Abbot of Saint Gall for three more years. Rudolf's extravagant lif (en)
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