Principality of Leiningen

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The Principality of Leiningen was a small sovereign state of the Holy Roman Empire and later the Confederation of the Rhine, ruled by the House of Leiningen in what is now southwestern Germany.

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Label Occurrences
Fürstentum 1
Principality of Leiningen canonical 1

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former principality
member state of the Confederation of the Rhine
sovereign state
capital Amorbach NERFINISHED
coatOfArmsBearer House of Leiningen NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Holy Roman Empire
dissolutionCause mediatization
era Early modern period
Napoleonic era
governmentType monarchy
principality
hasHouse House of Leiningen NERFINISHED
hasMonarchFrom House of Leiningen NERFINISHED
hasRulingFamilySeat Amorbach Abbey NERFINISHED
historicalCountry states of the Confederation of the Rhine
historicalRegion Palatinate NERFINISHED
Rhineland NERFINISHED
language German
locatedIn southwest of the Holy Roman Empire
southwestern Holy Roman Empire
locatedInPresentDay Germany NERFINISHED
southwestern Germany
nobleFamily House of Leiningen NERFINISHED
nobleRankOfRuler prince
partOf Confederation of the Rhine NERFINISHED
Holy Roman Empire
politicalAffiliation German states
politicalSystem feudal monarchy
precededBy County of Leiningen NERFINISHED
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
rulingDynasty Leiningen dynasty NERFINISHED
rulingHouse House of Leiningen NERFINISHED
sovereignStateStatus small state
sovereignty immediate to the emperor
status immediate state of the Holy Roman Empire
successorCountry Confederation of the Rhine NERFINISHED
titleHeldByRuler Prince of Leiningen NERFINISHED
typeOfState territorial principality

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County of Leiningen followedBy Principality of Leiningen
Kurhessen governmentForm Principality of Leiningen
this entity surface form: Fürstentum