Walram (bishop of Naumburg)

Walram (died 1191) was a medieval clergyman and the Bishop of Naumburg from 1176 until his death in 1191. Little is known about his early life or his activities before becoming bishop. His episcopate occurred during a period of relative stability in the region. He is primarily noted for his role in ecclesiastical affairs within the Bishopric of Naumburg and for his involvement in regional politics during the late 12th century. Specific details about his achievements, building programs, or significant controversies during his tenure are scarce, reflecting the limited surviving documentation from that period. He was succeeded as Bishop of Naumburg by Dalemarus.