upper Sticht

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Upper Sticht refers to the northern, “upper” part of the historical Sticht territory once governed by the Bishopric of Utrecht in the Low Countries.

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upper Sticht canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former territorial division
historical region
associatedWith Bishop of Utrecht
surface form: Prince-Bishop of Utrecht
contrastedWith Lower Sticht
countryToday Netherlands
governedBy Bishopric of Utrecht
hasCapitalOrMainCenter Utrecht, Netherlands
surface form: city of Utrecht
hasEtymology named for its position upstream or higher relative to Lower Sticht
hasLanguageHistorically Dutch
Middle Dutch
hasNameInDutch Oversticht
hasRelativeLocation northern part of the Sticht
upper part of the Sticht
hasStatus no longer an administrative unit
hasTypeOfGovernment ecclesiastical principality (through the bishopric’s rule)
historicalPeriod Early modern period
Middle Ages
locatedIn Bishopric of Utrecht
Low Countries
partOf Holy Roman Empire
surface form: Holy Roman Empire (in feudal sense via the Bishopric of Utrecht)

Lower Sticht
surface form: Sticht

temporal possessions of the Bishopric of Utrecht
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church (in historical context)
usedFor feudal jurisdiction of the Bishop of Utrecht
secular administration of bishopric lands

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Oversticht nameMeaning upper Sticht