Diocese of Verden

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The Diocese of Verden was a medieval Roman Catholic ecclesiastical territory in northern Germany that later evolved into the Prince-Bishopric of Verden within the Holy Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic diocese
former diocese
medieval ecclesiastical territory
country Holy Roman Empire
episcopalSee Verden Cathedral NERFINISHED
Verden an der Aller NERFINISHED
establishedInCentury 8th century
establishedInYear circa 768
evolvedInto territorial principality within the Holy Roman Empire
followedBy Prince-Bishopric of Verden NERFINISHED
foundedBy Charlemagne NERFINISHED
foundedUnder Carolingian Empire NERFINISHED
governedBy Bishop of Verden NERFINISHED
governmentFormAfterElevation Prince-bishopric GENERATED
hadSecularAuthorityAfterElevation yes
hasCathedral Verden Cathedral NERFINISHED
hasSuccessorJurisdiction Prince-Bishopric of Verden NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Saxony NERFINISHED
historicalReligion Christianity NERFINISHED
languageOfLiturgy Latin
locatedIn Lower Saxony
Verden NERFINISHED
Northern Germany
surface form: northern Germany
locatedOnRiver Aller NERFINISHED
partOf Holy Roman Empire
partOfEcclesiasticalProvince Province of Mainz NERFINISHED
primaryDenomination Catholic
regionToday Germany NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
rite Latin Rite
seeAlso Archdiocese of Mainz NERFINISHED
Prince-Bishopric of Verden NERFINISHED
Verden an der Aller NERFINISHED
status suppressed
suppressedBy Peace of Westphalia NERFINISHED
suppressedInCentury 17th century
suppressedInYear 1648
territoryTransformedInto Prince-Bishopric of Verden NERFINISHED
typeOfJurisdiction diocese
underMetropolitan Archdiocese of Mainz NERFINISHED

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