County of Nassau-Hadamar

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county former principality imperial county

The County of Nassau-Hadamar was a small early modern German principality ruled by a branch of the House of Nassau within the Holy Roman Empire.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	county → former principality → imperial county →
branchOf	House of Nassau →
capital	Hadamar →
coatOfArms	Arms of the House of Nassau with Hadamar differencing →
continent	Europe →
country	Holy Roman Empire →
currency	Reichsthaler →
diplomaticRole	represented in Imperial Diet via Wetterau counts college →
dynasty	House of Nassau →
endTime	1711 →
era	Early modern period →
feudalLord	Holy Roman Emperor →
firstRuler	John Louis of Nassau-Hadamar →
governmentType	hereditary monarchy → monarchy →
hasHouseStyle	German mediatized nobility →
hasTerritorialStatus	Imperial immediacy →
historicalEvent	Thirty Years' War →
historicalRegion	Nassau → Rhineland →
language	German →
legislature	estate-based assembly →
locatedIn	Germany →
namedAfter	Hadamar →
nobleTitle	Count of Nassau-Hadamar →
notableRuler	John Louis of Nassau-Hadamar → Maurice Henry of Nassau-Hadamar →
partOf	Holy Roman Empire →
politicalSystem	feudal state →
predecessor	County of Nassau-Dillenburg →
presentDayLocation	Hesse → Rhineland-Palatinate →
rankInEmpire	imperial countship →
religion	Lutheranism → Roman Catholicism →
rulerTitle	Graf von Nassau-Hadamar →
rulingHouse	House of Nassau →
startTime	1607 →
status	immediate territory of the Holy Roman Empire →
successor	County of Nassau-Dillenburg → Principality of Nassau-Hadamar →
typeOfState	territorial state of the Holy Roman Empire →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
County of Nassau-Siegen →	borderedBy
County of Nassau →	dividedInto