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Hermann of Buxhoeveden or Bekeshoevede (1230-1285) was a medieval clergyman. He was consecrated bishop of Ösel–Wiek on 20 August 1262 in Lübeck and remained in that post until his death. He was a member of the Buxhoeveden family, as was a later holder of the same bishopric, Reinhold von Buxhoeveden. In 1279 he founded Haapsalu Castle. In 1284 he renewed and strengthened his predecessors' diocesan statutes for tithing on the mainland and collecting tribute from re-baptized peasants.

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  • Hermann II. von Buxhoeveden (de)
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  • Hermann (I./II.) von Buxhoeveden (auch Hermann I. von Bekeshoeveden oder Hermann II. von Buxhöwden; * 1230; † 1285 in Arensburg) war Bischof von Ösel-Wieck. (de)
  • Hermann of Buxhoeveden or Bekeshoevede (1230-1285) was a medieval clergyman. He was consecrated bishop of Ösel–Wiek on 20 August 1262 in Lübeck and remained in that post until his death. He was a member of the Buxhoeveden family, as was a later holder of the same bishopric, Reinhold von Buxhoeveden. In 1279 he founded Haapsalu Castle. In 1284 he renewed and strengthened his predecessors' diocesan statutes for tithing on the mainland and collecting tribute from re-baptized peasants. (en)
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  • Hermann (I./II.) von Buxhoeveden (auch Hermann I. von Bekeshoeveden oder Hermann II. von Buxhöwden; * 1230; † 1285 in Arensburg) war Bischof von Ösel-Wieck. (de)
  • Hermann of Buxhoeveden or Bekeshoevede (1230-1285) was a medieval clergyman. He was consecrated bishop of Ösel–Wiek on 20 August 1262 in Lübeck and remained in that post until his death. He was a member of the Buxhoeveden family, as was a later holder of the same bishopric, Reinhold von Buxhoeveden. In 1262 he ceded the patronage of Järvenpää (Kiligund) to the Teutonic Order. On 21 August that year he confirmed the privileges of merchants in West Saare. In 1277 he, the archbishop of Riga Johannes I of Lune and the bishop of Dorpat he made a similar settlement regarding Baltic merchants active in Estonia and Livonia. On 29 March 1277 he, the Archbishop and Ernst von Ratzeburg (master of the Livonian Order) granted privileges to the merchants, allowing them freedom from coastal law, customs duties and port and pasture taxes and the right to an independent port. On 4 February 1278 he, the bishop and the archbishop allowed merchants to trade with the Russians in the Baltic. In 1279 he founded Haapsalu Castle. In 1284 he renewed and strengthened his predecessors' diocesan statutes for tithing on the mainland and collecting tribute from re-baptized peasants. (en)
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