Engelbert III of the Mark
Engelbert III of the Mark (1304–1368), second son of Count Engelbert II, became provost of Liège in 1332 and its Prince-Bishop in 1345. He at once faced a city revolt: defeated in 1346, he beat the rebels in 1347 and ended the unrest with concessions.
He lost the Cologne see to his nephew Adolf in 1362, but Pope Urban V made him Archbishop and Elector of Cologne in 1364 after Adolf resigned. Ailing, he appointed a coadjutor in 1366 and died in August 1368.