the "anti-abbot" lurtold was replaced in 1083 by a new "anti-abbot", another reichenau monk called werinhar, and one source indicates that werinhar successfully supplanted ulrich for a time. meanwhile, on the international stage the "anti-king", rudolf of rheinfelden had died following a battle in 1080, his place as "anti-king" being taken by hermann of salm. hermann was less effective as a leader for the papal side than rudolf had been. support for the rebellion against the emperor was fading: in st. gallen the "anti-abbot", werinhar, formally abdicated his claim in 1086, possibly persuaded to do so by the resistance he met from st. gallen's monks, and calm slowly returned. as a reward for his energetic loyalty, in 1086 the emperor conferred on ulrich the patriarchate of aquileia, a wealthy region where his elder brother, already exercised secular overlordship in support of the emperor. it is believed that in it was ulrich of eppenstein who in 1119 established at moggio a benedictine monastery, dedicated to saint gall. moggio was along the route between st. gallen and aquileia and the new foundation was presumably intended to strengthen communication links between the region of ulrich's patriarchate and his abbey of saint gall.