also its chancellor 1757–1760: vacancy? 1760–1791: (Neuruppin, 8 September 1708 – 20 May 1791, Rendsburg), in 1781, after general superintendent Hasselmann of Holstein (ducal share) had died, his ambit also included the formerly ducal Holstein share General provosts in Duke John's share of the Holstein and Schleswig duchies 1545–1553: Vincentius Alberti (died 1553), general provost, simultaneously visitator in Nordstrand, since 1549 also pastor and provost in Tondern 1554–1560: Johannes Vorstius, general provost, simultaneously provost of Haderslev, resigned in favour of the office as general provost for Holstein royal share, there also pastor in Itzehoe and provost of the Münsterdorf Consistory 1560–1569: Georgius Boëthius Agricola, general provost, simultaneously provost of Haderslev, since 1553 provost of Nordstrand 1569–1573: vacancy, unsuccessful touting for (1530–1608) Peter Boëthius, pastor in Königsbüll, and H. Tast, pastor in Bupsee, served as vice-provosts per pro 1573–1580: Georgius Schröder, general provost, pastor in Haderslev, simultaneously provost of Haderslev and of Nordstrand After John's death his share was divided between his brothers Adolphus and Christian. General superintendents for the ducal shares of the Holstein and Schleswig duchies The general superintendents were seated in Kiel. Their competence comprised until 1713 the ducal shares of the Duchies of Holstein and Schleswig. The Danish king as liege lord of the dukes of Schleswig deposed them in 1713 (confirmed in 1720), thereafter ducal co-rule was restricted to the Duchy of Holstein. 1549–1563: Volquard Jonas 1562–1593: 1593–1610: 1610–1616: 1616–1640: Jacob Fabricius the Elder 1640–1645: 1645–1673: Johann Reinboth 1674–1684: 1684/88–1697: 1698–1713: Then Theodor Dassov, who had served earlier already in Schleswig royal share, and his successors took on. Bishop and general superintendents for Schleswig 1792–1834: Gen. Supt. Christian Adler (Arnis, 8 December 1756 – 22 August 1834, Giekau), simultaneously general superintendent for Holstein since 1806 1835–1848: Gen. Supt. (Glückstadt, 20 February 1777 – 3 October 1861, Schleswig) 1848–1850: Gen. Supt. (Rendsburg, 19 April 1806 – 26 January 1888, Oldenburg) as general superintendent for the German-speaking parishes, deposed and exiled by the Danish government in 1850 1848–1850: Gen. Supt. (Tønder, 28 August 1800 – 9 January 1883, Hamburg) as general superintendent for the Danish-speaking parishes, deposed and exiled by the Danish government in 1850; afterwards Senior of Hamburg (1870–1879) for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the State of Hamburg 1850–1854: Supt. (Kiel, 5 March 1792 – 1 September 1856, Flensburg), he was appointed superintendent serving per pro the vacant general superintendency, he resigned in 1854 1854–1864: Bishop