Henry IV of Berchtesgaden

Henry IV (d. 1351) was provost of the Augustinian foundation of Berchtesgaden from 1333 until his death. He drew the provostry closer to the Habsburgs and enjoyed free production and export of Schellenberg salt through the territory of the Archbishopric of Salzburg.

In his last months he contested the advocacies of Jettenstetten and Weidenbach, a suit referred by Pope Clement VI to the Abbot of Tegernsee in October 1350. Henry died before 1 April 1351, before judgement gave the advocacies to his church.