The text of this article is based on a translation of the German language article, Johannes I Johann I, Count of Kraichgau (born 1063/1064, died October 26, 1104) was Bishop of Speyer from 1090 to 1104. Johann I came from the family of the Counts of Zeisolf-Wolfram. His parents were Wolfram and Atzela, and his uncle was Hermann III von Hochstaden, the Archbishop of Cologne. Johann served prior to his episcopacy as an archdeacon at the collegiate church of Sinsheim. On March 7, 1090 he became Bishop of Speyer.
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| - Giovanni I, conte di Kraichgau, (1063 – 26 ottobre 1104) fu vescovo di Spira dal 1090 al 1104. (it)
- Johannes I., Graf im Kraichgau (* 1063/1064; † 26. Oktober 1104), war Bischof von Speyer von 1090 bis 1104. Johannes I. stammte aus dem Geschlecht der Grafen von Zeisolf-Wolfram. Seine Eltern hießen Wolfram und Atzela, sein Onkel war der Kölner Erzbischof Hermann III. Johannes wirkte vor seiner Bischofszeit als Archidiakon an der Stiftskirche Sinsheim. Am 7. März 1090 wurde er Bischof von Speyer. Laut den Chronisten Philipp Simonis (1532–1587) und Wilhelm Eysengrein vermachte er die zu seinem Familienbesitz gehörende Burg Spangenberg dem Bistum Speyer. (de)
- The text of this article is based on a translation of the German language article, Johannes I Johann I, Count of Kraichgau (born 1063/1064, died October 26, 1104) was Bishop of Speyer from 1090 to 1104. Johann I came from the family of the Counts of Zeisolf-Wolfram. His parents were Wolfram and Atzela, and his uncle was Hermann III von Hochstaden, the Archbishop of Cologne. Johann served prior to his episcopacy as an archdeacon at the collegiate church of Sinsheim. On March 7, 1090 he became Bishop of Speyer. (en)
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| - Johannes I., Graf im Kraichgau (* 1063/1064; † 26. Oktober 1104), war Bischof von Speyer von 1090 bis 1104. Johannes I. stammte aus dem Geschlecht der Grafen von Zeisolf-Wolfram. Seine Eltern hießen Wolfram und Atzela, sein Onkel war der Kölner Erzbischof Hermann III. Johannes wirkte vor seiner Bischofszeit als Archidiakon an der Stiftskirche Sinsheim. Am 7. März 1090 wurde er Bischof von Speyer. Das Grafengeschlecht war eng mit den Saliern verbunden. Auch Johannes I. war ein treuer Anhänger von Heinrich IV. und blieb im Investiturstreit an seiner Seite. Bei den in Verbindung mit dem Kreuzzug von 1096 ausbrechenden Judenverfolgungen nahm er die Juden in seinen persönlichen Schutz. Er wandelte das Kanonikerstift Sinsheim in ein Kloster um, wofür er reiche Stiftungen aus seinem Privatbesitz machte. Bei der Gründung des Klosters Blaubeuren war er mit seiner Nichte Adelheid beteiligt, die sich nach seinem Tod in Rom um die Lösung eines vom Papst ausgesprochenen Bannes bemühte. Bischof Johannes starb am 26. Oktober 1104, im 41. Lebensjahr und ist unter seinem Todestag mit einem Jahrgedächtnis im jüngeren Seelbuch des Speyerer Domes eingetragen. Nach letztwilliger Verfügung begrub man ihn in der Stiftskirche Sinsheim, in einer Gruft vor dem Hochaltar, wo auch schon seine Mutter ruhte. Der Vater und der Bruder Wolfram waren dort vor dem Apostelaltar bestattet. Laut den Chronisten Philipp Simonis (1532–1587) und Wilhelm Eysengrein vermachte er die zu seinem Familienbesitz gehörende Burg Spangenberg dem Bistum Speyer. Der Schriftsteller Wilhelm Hünermann wählte Bischof Johannes vom Kraichgau 1941 als literarische Figur in seiner Romanbiografie Das lebendige Licht (Verlag der Buchgemeinde Bonn), über das Leben der Hl. Hildegard von Bingen. (de)
- The text of this article is based on a translation of the German language article, Johannes I Johann I, Count of Kraichgau (born 1063/1064, died October 26, 1104) was Bishop of Speyer from 1090 to 1104. Johann I came from the family of the Counts of Zeisolf-Wolfram. His parents were Wolfram and Atzela, and his uncle was Hermann III von Hochstaden, the Archbishop of Cologne. Johann served prior to his episcopacy as an archdeacon at the collegiate church of Sinsheim. On March 7, 1090 he became Bishop of Speyer. The family was closely connected with the Salians. Johann I was a faithful follower of Emperor Henry IV and remained in the investiture dispute at his side. In expiation of a consequent ban from the Pope, he founded Blaubeuren Abbey with his niece Adelaide. He also converted the collegiate church of Sinsheim to a monastery, for which he made rich endowments from his private possession. During the persecution of the Jews in connection with the First crusade in 1096 he took the Jews into his personal protection (see History of the Jews in Speyer#Massacres of 1096). Bishop Johann died on October 26, 1104, at the age of 41 and is registered on the day of his death with an annual memorial mass in the newer Seelbuch of Speyer Cathedral. He was buried in the collegiate church of Sinsheim, in a tomb in front of the high altar, where his mother was laid to rest. Johann's father and brother Wolfram were buried there in front of the altar of the apostle. According to the chroniclers Philipp Simonis (1532-1587) and Wilhelm Eysengrein, he bequeathed his family's possession, the Castle of Spangenberg to the diocese of Speyer. The writer Wilhelm Hünermann used Bishop John vom Kraichgau as a literary figure in his 1941 novel The Living Light (Verlag der Buchgemeinde Bonn), about the life of St. Hildegard of Bingen. (en)
- Giovanni I, conte di Kraichgau, (1063 – 26 ottobre 1104) fu vescovo di Spira dal 1090 al 1104. (it)
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