Stadion (state)

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This article is about the German historical state called "Stadion". For the ancient foot race of the same name, see: Stadion.

Stadion was a mediæval statelet of the Holy Roman Empire, located in the west of modern Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Emerging as a local Lordship in the early 13th Century, it was raised to a Barony in 1686, and to a County in 1705. In 1741, it was partitioned between Stadion-Thannhausen and Stadion-Warthausen.

[edit] Lords of Stadion (? - 1686)

  • Walter I (? - c. 1230)
  • Walter II (? - c. 1260) with...
  • Louis I (? - c. 1260)
  • Louis II (? - 1328) with...
  • Conrad (? - 1309)
  • Walter III (? - 1352)
  • Louis III (? - 1364)
  • Eitel (1364 - 1392)
  • Conrad I (1392 - 1439)
  • Walter (1439 - 1457) with...
  • Pancratius (1439 - 1479)
  • Nicholas (1479 - 1507)
  • John (1507 - 1530)
  • John Ulrich (1530 - 1600)
  • John Christopher II (1600 - 1629)
  • John Christopher III (1629 - 1666)
  • John Philip (1666 - 1688)
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