- In the Holy
Roman Empire,
imperial immediacy (German:
Reichsunmittelbarkeit or Reichsfreiheit) was the
status of an
individual or a
territory which was...
-
Hohenstaufen emperors had
granted these valleys reichsfrei status in the
early 13th century. As
reichsfrei regions, the
cantons (or regions) of Uri, Schwyz...
-
black eagle in a gold
field (in
reference to the region's old
status as
reichsfrei) over two
fields in the
cantonal colours of red and black. The
Swiss German...
-
Lavant (1225)
sometimes used the Fürstbischof title, but
never held any
reichsfrei territory. However, all bishops'
princely titles were
abolished by the...
- Zürich
became reichsfrei in 1218.
While some of the "Forest Communities" (Waldstätten, i.e. Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden) were
reichsfrei the Habsburgs...
- the
death of
Berchtold V in 1218, and
their cities subsequently became reichsfrei (essentially a city-state
within the Holy
Roman Empire),
while the dukes...
- of
Saxony in 1815. The
Counts of Stolberg-Wernigerode were
considered Reichsfrei. The
children of Fürsten, Fürstinnen and
Erbprinzen (Princes and Princesses)...
- 14th and 17th centuries; Danish: Hertugdømmet Sachsen-Lauenborg), was a
reichsfrei duchy that
existed from 1296 to 1803 and
again from 1814 to 1876 in the...
- Prince-Archbishop
Historical era
Napoleonic Wars • Created from all five
Reichsfrei territories in
Regensburg 27
April 1803 • Ceded to
Bavaria 6
January 1810...
-
Middle Ages, the
Lower Styrian lands were
ruled by
several immediate (
reichsfrei)
dynasties like the
Counts of Celje,
whose large possessions were not...
