Carl Stülpner (other sources "Stilpner") is born in Scharfenstein as the 8th child of the a very poor family.

During a time of hunger in the region Carls father died. Carl is captured for the first time in his life for some stolen food.

To avoid the hunger (his mother is known to have stolen food) Carl Stülpner wents to Chemnitz to the Royal Saxon Regiment "Prince Maximilian" as an Royal Musqueteer and took part at the Bayrischer Erbfolgekrieg. Before that Carl shot his first illegal roe at the so called Greifensteine near Scharfenstein .

In arrest Stüpler flees from his military service during his regiments turns back from an manuevour and leaves Saxony. He wents to Bohemia, Bavaria and Hungary. Back in Hannover he enters a Dragoon regiment, flees and sells horse and rifle. Back in Scharfenstein he meets his later wife Christine Graf, who is 15 years younger than Carl - and the daughter of the local judge.

Carl is wounded near Kaiserslautern, where he serves in the prussian infantery regiment "Prinz Heinrich" from Spandau he was pressed in and from where he flees again in 1794.

Policeman searches in the house of Carls mother to find Carl. The 77 years old mother is abused by the policeman. As a reaction on this abusing Carl is besiegeing Scharfenstein Castle. The single man binds soldiers, foresters and court services at the castle. On December 16th he becomes wanted dead or alive with a grand of 50 Talers on his head. He was so well respected, that noone betrayed him to the gouvernement.

Carls and Christines son is born dead.

Carls and Christines daughter Johanna Eleonora is born.

Carl asks for an amnesty and returns to the army with a lifetime contract to earn some money for his wife an child.

Carl took part at the battle of Jena and is captured by French, but escapes a little later.

Carl wants to leave the army to support hes ill mother. When this was refused, Carl leaves the army again illegal and wents to Daubnitz in Bohemia. His mother is cared by Johanna Wolf who follows Carl to Bohemia after Carl's mother died. In Bohemia he works as an merchant and runs a little pub.

In the age of nearly 60 years Carl meets - two months after the death of his wife - the 27 years old Maria Anna Veronika Wenzora. 9 months later his son Carl Friedrich is born. Carl Stülpner accept him as his son and documents it, signing the paper with three crosses.

Carl marries Maria..

Carl leaves Maria while she is pregnant again. Meanwhile Carl is nearly blind.

Carl got some money as an gift for an eye-operation. The operation is made in Mittweida and after that he may see at one eye again.

In the age of 73 years Carls third child and second son is born. His mother is a 24 years old woman from Zschopau

Carl sells his biography to Schönberg, but the book becomes forebidden.

Carl Stülpner, ill and nearly blind wents back to Scharfenstein and is begging from one house in Scharfenstein to the next to provide him with food and a place to live. A lot of the mostly very poor families in the village can't efford to support him so he becomes very disliked.

Carl Stülpner died in Scharfenstein and was buried in Großolbersdorf . After his death - partially even during his lifetime - his free way of life out of the given order and his illegal and illegal hunting for game (in this time only legal for nobility) brought him the fame to be the Saxonies Robin Hood.