House of Berg-Altena

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The House of Berg-Altena was a medieval German noble family that ruled territories in the region of Mark and played a significant role in the politics of the Holy Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval German noble house
noble family
associatedWith County of Berg NERFINISHED
coatOfArmsUsedIn County of Mark NERFINISHED
country Holy Roman Empire
ethnicGroup German
feudalSystem feudalism
governmentForm hereditary lordship
hasInfluenceOn regional power balance in Westphalia
relations between local nobility and the Holy Roman Emperor
hasSeat Altena Castle NERFINISHED
hasTerritorialBase Altena NERFINISHED
Mark NERFINISHED
historicalContext fragmented territorial structure of the Holy Roman Empire
languageOfFamily Middle High German
locatedInTime 12th century
13th century
14th century
nobleTitle count
notableFor influence in medieval Westphalian politics
role in the politics of the Holy Roman Empire
rule over territories in the region of Mark
partOf German nobility
Westphalian comital dynasties NERFINISHED
high nobility of the Holy Roman Empire
politicalRole participants in regional feuds and alliances in Westphalia
vassals of higher-ranking princes within the Holy Roman Empire
politicalStatus imperial immediacy (de facto or de jure for some possessions)
powerBase fortified castles
region County of Mark NERFINISHED
Westphalia NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
socialClass aristocracy
timePeriod Middle Ages
typeOfNobility territorial nobility

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Count of Mark heldBy House of Berg-Altena