Dietrich von Dalwigk

Dietrich von Dalwigk (died 1359) was a Corvey monk from a Waldeck ministerial family, admitted through King John of Bohemia's influence. Elected prince-abbot of Corvey in 1336, he enfeoffed Count Bernard V of Lippe with part of Schwalenberg in 1345 and in 1349 settled the Lichtenfels Castle feud with Count Otto II of Waldeck.

Emperor Charles IV confirmed Corvey's vehmic court rights in 1349, and in 1356 he allowed Höxter to raise a town wall. He died in 1359 after 23 years' rule.