bishopric of sel-wiek

Bishopric of sel-Wiek (in Estonian Saare-Lne) was a semi-independent principality in what is now Saare and Lne counties of Estonia. The bishopric was created in 1228 by Papal legate William of Modena as compromise between the church and the Livonian Order, main power of the region. It was part of Livonian Confederation. The seat of the bishop was Hapsal (in Estonian Haapsalu) . Another important possession was the castle of Ahrensburg (Kuressaare) in the island of sel. The principality ceased to exist in 1560 when its last prince-bishop Johannes von Monnickhusen sold it to Denmark.

The Bishops of sel-Wiek

Heinrich I 1234-1260
Konrad I 1297-
Jacobus 1323-1337
Winnrich von Kniprode 1383-1419
Kaspar Schuwenpflug 1420-1423
Christian Kuband 1423-1431
Johannes Schutte 1431-1439
Ludolph Grove 1439-1456
Johannes II Croweli 1439-1457
Jodocus Hoensteini 1458-1471
Johannes III Orgas 1491-1515
Johannes IV Kievel 1515-1527
Reinhold Buxhveden (1532)
Johannes von Monnickhusen 1541-1560

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