The Abbots of Kloster Eberbach
The dates given below can only be approximated for the 12th century and parts of the 13th century.
12th Century
| 1136-1157 | Ruthard |
| 1158-1165 | Eberhard |
| 1171-1178 | |
| & 1192-1196 | Gerhard |
| 1178-1191 | Arnold |
| 1196-1203 | Merfried |
13th Century
| 1203-1206 | Albero |
| 1206-1221 | Theobald |
| 1221 | Konrad I. |
| 1222-1227 | Erkenbert |
| 1228-1247 | Rimund |
| 1248-1258 | Walter |
| 1258-1261 | Werner |
| 1262-1263 | Heinrich I. |
| 1263-1271 | Ebelin |
| 1272-1285 | Richolf |
| 1285-1290 | Heinrich II. |
| 1290-1298 | Siegfried |
| 1298-1306 | Johann I. |
14th Century
| 1306-1310 | Peter |
| 1310-1346 | Wilhelm |
| 1346-1352 | Nikolaus I. |
| 1352-1369 | Heinrich II., von Köln |
| 1369-1371 | Konrad II. |
| 1372-1392 | Jakob, von Eltville |
| 1392-1407 | Nikolaus II., von Boppard |
15th Century
| 1407-1436 | Arnold II., von Heimbach |
| 1436-1442 | Nikolaus III., von Kaub |
| 1346-1352 | Nikolaus I. |
| 1442-1456 | Tillmann, von Johannisberg |
| 1456-1471 | Richwin, von Lorch |
| 1471-1475 | Johann II., von Germersheim |
| 1475-1485 | Johann III. Bode, von Boppard |
| 1485-1498 | Johann IV. Edelknecht, von Rüdesheim |
| 1498-1506 | Martin Ryfflinck, von Boppard |
16th Century
| 1506-1527 | Nikolaus IV., von Eltville |
| 1527-1535 | Lorenz, von Dornberg |
| 1535 | Wendelin, von Boppard |
| 1535-1539 | Karl Pfeffer, von Mainz |
| 1539-1541 | Johann V. Bertram, von Boppard |
| 1541-1553 | Andreas Bopparder, von Koblenz |
| 1553-1554 | Pallas Brender, von Speyer |
| 1554-1565 | Daniel, von Bingen |
| 1565-1571 | Johann VI. Monderal, von Boppard |
| 1571-1600 | Philipp Sommer, von Kiedrich |
17th Century
| 1600-1618 | Valentin Molitor, von Rauenthal |
| 1618-1632 | Leonhard I. Klunckard, von Rüdesheim |
| 1633-1642 | Nikolaus V. Weinbach, von Oberlahnstein |
| 1642-1648 | Johann VII. Rumpel, von Ballenberg |
| 1648 | Johann VIII. Hofmann, von Miltenberg |
| 1648-1651 | Christoph Hahn |
| 1651-1653 | Bathasar Bund, von Aschaffenburg |
Only slow recovery from the damage of the Thirty Years' War.
| 1653-1665 | Vinzenz Reichmann, von Eltville |
| 1665-1666 | Eugen Greber, von Mainz |
| 1667-1702 | Alberich Kraus, von Boxberg |
18. Century
| 1702-1727 | Michael Schnock, von Kiedrich |
| 1727-1737 | Adolph I. Dreimü(h)len, von Eltville |
| 1737-1750 | Hermann Hungrichhausen, von Mengerskirchen |
| 1750-1795 | Adolph II. Werner, von Salmünster |
| 1795-1803 | Leonhard II. Müller, von Rüdesheim |
Secularisation – Dissolution of the Monastery
On 18 September 1803, the abbey of Kloster Eberbach was dissolved through a decree by the new sovereign, Prince Friedrich August von Nassau-Usingen. Since then, no monks have lived here in Eberbach.
