Adalgott was a twelfth-century Cistercian monk and the Bishop of Chur who served as the abbot of Disentis Abbey. Having studied under Bernard of Clairvaux, he was deeply rooted in Cistercian spirituality. During his leadership at Disentis, he gained recognition for his dedicated service to the impoverished and those suffering from illness. His influential career also involved interactions with political figures such as Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and Pope Stephen III, and he was a notable supporter of several religious houses.