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This is a list of states in the Holy Roman Empire beginning with the letter T:
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Name |
Type |
Circle |
Bench |
Formed |
Notes |
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| Tanegg | Vogtei | ||||
| Tarasp (Trasp) | HRE Lordship | Aust | 1512: Austrian Circle 1683: To Princes of Dietrichstein |
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| Teck | Duchy | Swab | 1381: Sold their lands to the Counts of Wurttemberg; the title of Duke of Teck was in 1495 the basis for the elevation of the county of Wurttemberg to a duchy | ||
| Tecklenburg | County | Low Rhen | WE | Early 11th century | 1189: Simon of Tecklenburg acquired the Lordship of Ibbenburen 1263: Annexed by Bentheim 1327-1557: To Counts of Schwerin 1365: Acquired Lordship of Rheda 1385: Acquired Lordship of Iburg 1493: Division into Tecklenburg (with Rheda) and Lingen 1557: Tecklenburg and Rheda to Bentheim 1696: Tecklenburg to Solms-Braunfels by judgment 1707: Solms-Braunfels sold rights to Brandenburg 1808: To Grand Duchy of Berg<1810>To France 1815: To Prussia |
| Tettnang and Argen | HRE County | 882. 1st mention of Tettnang | |||
| Thannhausen | Lordship 1665: HRE County |
1708: Acquired by Stadion To Sinzendorf |
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| Thengen (Tengen) | Lordship 1663: Imperial County |
Swab | To Habsburg dominions in Swabia 1663: To the Prince of Auersperg which gave him a seat and a voice in the Reichstag |
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| Thorn | 992: Abbacy 1292: Imperial Principality-Abbacy |
Low Rhen | 992 | 1793: Council of Princes 1795: Annexed to France 1815: To The Netherlands |
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| Thüngen | Lordship | ||||
| Thurgau | Landgraviate | ||||
| Thuringia | 1130: Landgraviate | 1247: Male line died out | |||
| Thurn und Taxis HRE Prince of Thurn & Taxis, Prince of Buchau, Princely Count of Friedberg & Sheer, Count of Valsassina/Valle-Sassina, Baron of Impden, Lord of the free Imperial Lordships of Eglingen & Osterhofen, of Lordships of Demmingen, Markt-Dischingen, Trugenhofen, Ballmertshofen, Duttenstein, Wolfertheim, Rossum & Meusseghem |
1608: HRE Barony 1624: HRE Count 1695: HRE Principality |
1512: Granted noble status by Emperor Maximilian I (confirmed in 1534 by Emperor Charles V) 1512: To Electoral Rhenish Circle 1615: Lamoral von Taxis appointed hereditary Imperial Postmaster General 1681: Granted princely rank in the Spanish Court Acquired Eglingen 1754: HRE Council of Princes |
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| Thurnau | Lordship | ||||
| Toggenburg | 1209: County | 1044: 1st mention of Counts of Toggenburg 1394: Division 1468: Sold to Abbacy of St Gall |
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| Toul | 300's: Bishopric | Upp Rhen | 1048 | 1552: Annexed to France 1648: Formally ceded to France |
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| Toul | Imperial City | Upp Rhen | Annexed to France in 1552 | ||
| Trauttmansdorff Prince of Trauttmansdorff-Weinberg and Neustadt am Kocher, Princely Count of Umpfenbach, Baron of Gleichenberg, Nogau, Burgau and Totzenbach, etc. |
1623: HRE County 1805: HRE Principality |
14th century: Family 1st mentioned Acquired Weinsberg and Neustadt |
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| Trent (Trento / Trient) | c300: Bishopric 1027-1802: HRE Prince-Bishopric |
Aust | EC | 1027 | 14th century: Annexed to Bavaria 1363: Bishops gave County of Tyrol to Rudolf IV of Austria 1419: Bishop submitted directly to Emperor 1425: Trento declared a commune Trento and Brizen received status of "[er[etual confederate" states among Austrian possessions 1512: Austrian Circle c1519: Bishops acquired lordships of Castelbarco and Rovereto 1578:Prince-Bishops re-acquired sovereignty To 1658: Trento and Brixen held by Madruzzo family 1658: Assigned to Sigismund Francis, Regent of Tirol 1662: Under direct Imperial rule 1793: Council of Princes 1801: Secularized and annexed by Austria 1803: Incorporated into Austria as part of Tyrol 1805: Annexed to Bavaria 1810: Annexed to Kingdom of Italy 1813: Annexed to Austria 1918: Annexed to Italy |
| Trieste | 1295: Free Imperial City | Till 1285: To Bishopric of Trieste 1382: Accepted Austrian (Leopoldine line) ovelordship 1806-1813: French rule |
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| Triberg | Lordship | ||||
| Trier | c811: Archbishopric 1356: HRE Prince-Elector |
El Rhin | EL | 771: Autonomous 898 |
898: Trier obtained its temporal power under Archbishop Radbod from Duke Zwentibold of Lorraine 1512: Electoral Rhenish Circle 1803: Annexed to Nassau-Weilburg |
| Tübingen | HRE County | ||||
| Turckheim (Turkheim) | Imperial Free City | Upp Rhen | Annexed to France in 1648 | ||
| Tyrol (Tirol) | 1140: County 1493: Princely County |
Aust | PR | 10th century? | 1363: To Habsburgs 1512: Austrian Circle 1582: HRE Council of Princes 1802: Bishopric of Trent secularized and annexed to Tyrol Dec. 1805: Trent, Tyrol and Vorarlberg ceded to Bavaria |