Nassau

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Nassau is a historic region in western Germany that gave its name to a prominent European noble house and later influenced the naming of the Bahamas’ capital city.

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Nassau (region) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former state
historic region
annexationYear 1866
annexedBy Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia
associatedDynasty House of Nassau
associatedWith Duchy of Nassau NERFINISHED
Orange-Nassau
borderedBy Rothaar Mountains
surface form: Taunus mountains

Westerwald
coatOfArmsFeatures golden lion on blue field
country Germany
followedBy Prussia
hasCapital Wiesbaden NERFINISHED
hasHeritage German noble traditions
hasRiver Lahn
historicalEconomy agriculture
mining
viticulture
historicalReligion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism

Roman Catholicism
historicalStatus county
duchy
sovereign state
historicalTerritoryOf House of Nassau
influencedNameOf Nassau
surface form: Nassau (capital of the Bahamas)

Nassau County, Florida NERFINISHED
Nassau County, New York NERFINISHED
Nassau
surface form: Nassau, Bahamas
influencedToponymyIn Caribbean
North America
language German
locatedIn Hesse
Rhineland-Palatinate
western Germany
namedAfter House of Nassau
partOf Central Europe
German Confederation
Holy Roman Empire
predecessor County of Nassau
presentIn state of Hesse
Rhineland-Palatinate
surface form: state of Rhineland-Palatinate
regionType cultural region
historical principality
successor Province of Hesse-Nassau
usedAsTitleBy House of Orange-Nassau
surface form: Dutch royal family

Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg
surface form: Luxembourg royal family

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