- The
Electorate of
Trier (German: Kurfürstentum
Trier or
Kurtrier; French: Trèves) was an
ecclesiastical prin****lity of the Holy
Roman Empire that existed...
- all
ecclesiatical [Catholic] lands."
Walter Rummel. "Hexenverfolgungen
Kurtrier".
Archived from the
original on 2013-03-08. THE WITCH-****CUTIONS. From...
-
Tyrol in 1803.
Trier Archbishopric electorate German:
Erzbistum Trier,
Kurtrier French: Archevêque Trèves 772–1803
Electoral Rhenish Germany Prince-elector...
- Brachtendorf: Konflikte, Devianz, Kriminalität:
Justiznutzung und
Strafpraxis in
Kurtrier im 18.
Jahrhundert am
Beispiel des Amts Cochem. Tectum-Verlag, Marburg...
-
Baumbach were part of Nieder-Isenburg
until 1664, when they
became part of
Kurtrier.
Theodoric I (1218–53)
Theodoric II (1253–73)
Salentin I (1273–1300) Salentin...
-
three prince-electorates of
Cologne (Kurköln),
Mainz (Kurmainz) and
Trier (
Kurtrier),
which were
simultaneously archbishoprics the
corresponding term is Kurerzstift...
- ISBN 978-3-935690-59-1, pp. 190–204.
Dietmar Flach:
Stadtrecht und
Landesherrschaft in
Kurtrier unter Erzbischof Balduin. In: Franz-Josef
Heyen (ed.):
Balduin von Luxemburg...
- was destro****, however, by
Count Otto of N****au, the
advocate (Vogt) of
Kurtrier.
Whereupon Henry of
Lahnstein transferred his
rights to
Dezerhaid to Henry...
- Müllenbach
belonged to the
lords of Daun
until 1427 and came by
purchase to
Kurtrier in
whose sovereignty the
place remained until the end of the 18th century...
-
three prince-electorates of
Cologne (Kurköln),
Mainz (Kurmainz) and
Trier (
Kurtrier),
which were
simultaneously archbishoprics the
corresponding expression...
