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Leopold Karl von
Kollonitsch (also
spelt Collonicz, Colonitz, Kollonitz,
Kolonits and Kolonić; 26
October 1631 – 20
January 1707) or Lipót
Kollonich was...
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Sigismund von
Kollonitsch; Kollonitz, Kollonic, Kollonics,
Collonicz (30 May 1677, in
Vienna – 12
April 1751) was
titular Bishop of Scutari,
Bishop of...
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Savoia 1689–1701:
Francesco Maria de'
Medici 1701–1707:
Leopold Karl von
Kollonitsch 1707–1712:
Johann Philipp von
Lamberg 1712–1725:
Christian von Sachsen-Zeitz...
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Lercari (1675–1757), also a
Cardinal since 9
December 1726
Sigismund von
Kollonitsch (1677–1751), a
Cardinal since 26
November 1727,
archbishop of Vienna...
- György Széchényi (primate,
archbishop – 1685)
Leopold Karl, Graf von
Kollonitsch (primate, archbishop,
cardinal 22 Aug 1695 – 20 Jan 1707)
Coadjutor Archbishop:...
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bestowed by
Archbishop Sigismund von
Kollonitsch on 25
December of the same year.
After the
death of
Cardinal Kollonitsch, he
headed from 17 May 1751 the diocese...
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Johannes Thu**** (1639–1666)
Laurenz Aidinger (1666–1669)
Leopold Karl von
Kollonitsch (1669–1686),
later Bishop of Raab
Christoph de
Rojas y
Spinola (1685–1695)...
- Mar 1716 Died)
Metropolitan Archbishops of
Vienna Cardinal Sigismund Kollonitsch † (1 Jul 1716
Confirmed - 12 Apr 1751 Died)
Cardinal Johann Joseph von...
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Ferenc Forgách (1607–1615) Péter Pázmány (1629–1637)
Leopold Karl von
Kollonitsch (1686–1707)
Christian August of Saxe-Zeitz (1706–1725) Imre Csáky (1717–1732)...
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contact with the
Hussars of Nádasdy and the
cavalrymen of
Siegfried von
Kollonitsch. The Turks,
which had been
steadily defending their position, were eventually...
