Isenburg-Limburg

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Isenburg-Limburg was a medieval German noble house that ruled territories around Limburg an der Lahn and played a regional role within the Holy Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval German noble house
noble family
associatedWith Lahn valley NERFINISHED
coatOfArmsDescription variant of the Isenburg arms (details vary by branch)
country Holy Roman Empire
dynasticOrigin House of Isenburg NERFINISHED
existedWithin medieval German territories
governmentType feudal lordship
hasCapital Limburg an der Lahn NERFINISHED
hasEthnicCharacter German
hasReligion Christianity
hasTerritory areas around Limburg an der Lahn
heldBy House of Isenburg-Limburg NERFINISHED
historicalEra Middle Ages
historicalRegion border area of present-day Rhineland-Palatinate
present-day Hesse
languageOfAdministration German
locatedIn Limburg an der Lahn region NERFINISHED
nobleRank counts of the Holy Roman Empire
nobleTitle count
participatedIn feudal relations of the Holy Roman Empire
partOf Holy Roman Empire
partOfRegion Rhineland NERFINISHED
playedRoleIn regional politics of the Holy Roman Empire
politicalImportance regional
politicalSystem feudalism
region Limburg an der Lahn NERFINISHED
ruledFrom Limburg an der Lahn NERFINISHED
ruledOver local lordships around Limburg an der Lahn
status extinct noble house
typeOfNobility imperial immediacy (disputed or partial)

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Imagina of Isenburg-Limburg nobleFamily Isenburg-Limburg
County of Isenburg hasPart Isenburg-Limburg