1183 |
The local lords and noblemen Beringer and Konrad donate the monastery "Soreth(um)" |
Around 1185 |
The cornerstone is laid for the church St. Magnus |
02/13/1211 |
Pope Innocent III places the monastery under his protection and confirms its rights and freedoms |
After 1230 |
The Late Romanesque basilica of the provost's residence with the monks' chancel, bell tower, cloister and convent buildings are completed |
1440 |
Schussenried becomes an "immediate" abbey |
1448 |
Peasants' uprisings also take place in the area of the monastery |
1486 |
An abbot's building is erected before the church of St. Magnus and a library is built |
1492 - 1494 |
The monks' chancel is rebuilt in the style of the Late Gothic |
1497 |
An abbot of Schussenried takes part in an Imperial Diet (Reichstag) for the first time |
1512 |
Emperor Maximilian bestows the "Hoch- und Blutsgerichtsbarkeit" (right to exercise jurisdiction and the right of residents of Schussenried to be tried for crimes punishable by death only before a court in Schussenried) on the monastery |
On 03/29/1525 |
Peasants of the dominion plunder the monastery buildings |
1610 |
The plague also rages in Schussenried |
On 01/13/1647 |
Swedish troops set fire in the nave of the church and burn down parts of the monastery |
From 1656 |
The devastated convent complex is rebuilt by Michael Beer |
1715 - 1717 |
Georg Anton Machein works on the High Baroque choir stalls |
1744 |
The monks' chancel fresco is painted by Gabriel Weiß |
1745 - 1746 |
The painter Johannes Zick produces the High Baroque ceiling fresco in St. Magnus |
On 08/18/1750 |
The cornerstone for the Baroque New Building is laid |
1754-1761 |
Jakob Emele builds the library hall in the Late Baroque style |
On 12/01/1802 |
Abbot Siard Berchtold signs the renunciation to the monastery |
On 02/25/1803 |
The imperial abbey is secularized and turned over to the Count of Sternberg-Manderscheid. St. Magnus becomes a parish church |
From 1803 to 1835 |
The von Sternberg-Manderscheids reign in Schussenried |
1806 |
Schussenried falls under the sovereignty of Württemberg |
On 04/01/1835 |
The former monastery buildings are sold to the Kingdom of Württemberg |
Around 1840 |
The monastery is partially demolished (East Wing with Library Room, Chapter Hall, Enclosure Chapel and Hospital Building) |
1875 |
A psychiatric sanitarium is built |
1950-1977 |
The "Psychiatrisches Krankenhaus" (Psychiatric Hospital) is expanded |
1983 |
The 800th anniversary of the founding of the Premonstratensian monastery at Bad Schussenried takes place |
On 03/06/1983 |
The monastery museum at Bad Schussenried opens |
From 1997 |
The New Monastery of Schussenried is the site of an "Akademie- und Dienstleistungszentrum" (Academy and Service Center) |