List of states in the Holy Roman Empire (F)

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This is a list of states in the Holy Roman Empire beginning with the letter F:

NameType Imperial circle Imperial diet History
Blason-or-bande-gueules.svg Fagnolle Lordship
1571: Barony
1770: County
Low RhenWEOriginally to Lords of Fagnolle
1218: To Rumigny
1333: To Enghien
1470: To Barbançon
1571: To Hénin-Liétard; HRE Baron
1598: To Melun
1634: To Ligne
1770: HRE Count
1787: Joined Lower Rhenish-Westphalian Circle
1789: Joined Bench of Counts of Westphalia
1792: To France
1803: Ligne compensated with Edelstetten
1815: To the Netherlands
1830: To Belgium
CoA Falkenstein Lordship.svg Falkenstein Lordshipn/an/a1220: Partitioned from Bolanden
1255: Inherited territories of Hagen-Münzenberg
1271: Partitioned into Falkenstein-Münzenberg-Lich and Falkenstein-Münzenberg-Butzbach
CoA Falkenstein Lordship.svg Falkenstein CountyUpp Rhenn/a1518: Title invested on Daun-Oberstein, renamed Daun-Falkenstein
1546: To Daun-Falkenstein-Oberstein
1628: Half to Löwenhaupt-Rasburg
1652: Daun half to Manderscheid-Kail
1686: Manderscheid half to Manderscheid-Kail-Blankenheim
1724: To Lorraine
1731: To Austria
1794: To France
CoA Falkenstein Lordship.svg Falkenstein-Münzenberg-Butzbach Lordship
1393: County
n/an/a1271: Partitioned from Falkenstein
1393: HRE Count
1409: Extinct; to Falkenstein-Münzenberg-Lich
CoA Falkenstein Lordship.svg Falkenstein-Münzenberg-Lich Lordship
1398: County
n/an/a1271: Partitioned from Falkenstein
1398: HRE Count
1418: Extinct; divided between Eppstein and Solms
CoA Feldkirch, Vorarlberg.svg Feldkirch Lordship
County
n/an/ac. 1218: First mentioned; to Montfort
1258: To Montfort-Feldkirch
1375: To Austria
Blason Fenetrange 57.svg Finstingen Lordship
County
n/an/a12th Century: First mentioned; to Malberg
1259: Partitioned into Finstingen-Schwanhals and Finstingen-Brackenkopf lines
1458: To Lorraine
CoA Flanders County.svg Flanders CountyBurgn/a862
1405: To the Duchy of Burgundy; fief of France (except 'Imperial Flanders', mainly Aalst)
1529: To the Spanish Netherlands
1714: To the Austrian Netherlands
1792: To France
1815: To the Netherlands
1830: To Belgium
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein Lordshipn/an/a12th Century; Gau Counts in the Haguenau
1259: Partitioned into Fleckenstein-Hunsingen, Fleckenstein-Sulz and Fleckenstein-Bickenbach
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Bickenbach Lordshipn/an/a1259: Partitioned from Fleckenstein
1408: Partitioned into Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Rödern and Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Sulz
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Rödern Lordship
1467: Barony
n/an/a1408: Partitioned from Fleckenstein-Bickenbach
1467: HRE Barony
1637: Extinct; to Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Sulz
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Sulz Lordship
1467: Barony
n/an/a1408: Partitioned from Fleckenstein-Bickenbach
1467: HRE Barony
1658: Renamed to Fleckenstein-Windeck
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Dagstuhl Lordship
1463: Barony
Upp RhinWE1375: Renamed from Fleckenstein-Hunsingen
1463: HRE Barony
1625: Sold Dagstuhl to Sötern
1644: Extinct
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Hunsingen Lordshipn/an/a1259: Partitioned from Fleckenstein
1375: Inherited 1/4 of Dagstuhl; renamed to Fleckenstein-Dagstuhl
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Sulz Lordshipn/an/a1259: Partitioned from Fleckenstein
1351: Extinct; to Fleckenstein-Bickenbach
CoA Fleckenstein.svg Fleckenstein-Windeck Baronyn/an/a1658: Renamed from Fleckenstein-Bickenbach-Sulz
1720: Extinct; divided between Göllnitz, Gayling von Altheim and Ebersbach
CoA Franconia.svg Franconia (Franken) Stem Duchy n/an/a8th Century
1196: Discontinued
CoA Franconia.svg Franconia (Franken)Duchyn/an/a1633: Created for Bernard of Saxe-Weimar in lands conquered in the Franconian Circle during the Thirty Years' War
1639: Abolished
Arms of the house of Frankenstein (1).svg Frankenstein Lordship
1670: Barony
Upp RhenRH13th Century: Lords and HRE Barons of Frankenstein

1402: Imperial Immediacy
1662: sold to Hesse-Darmstadt
CoA Frankfurt, Hesse.svg Frankfurt Imperial CityUpp RhenRH1372: Free Imperial City
1806: To the Archbishopric of Regensburg
1810: To the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt
1815: Free City
1866: To Prussia
CoA Trier Cathedral Chapter.svg Franzenheim Lordshipn/an/a12th Century?: Lords of Franzenheim
Fief of the cathedral of Trier
1794: To France
1815: To Prussia
Sin escudo.svg Frauenalb Abbacyn/an/a12th Century
1193: Obtained secular territory
1802: Secularised to Baden
CoA Frauenchiemsee Abbey, Bavaria.svg Frauenchiemsee
Frauenwörth
Abbacyn/an/a782: Abbey established with imperial immediacy
1803: To Bavaria
Sin escudo.svg Fraumünster 853: Imperial Abbacy
Imperial Duchess-Abbey
n/an/a853
1218: Imperial immediacy
1234: HRE Princess
1406: Secular nunnery
1524: Secularised by Zürich
Wappen von Haag (Oberbayern).svg Fraunberg HRE Lordshipn/an/a12th Century
1145: First mentioned
1245: Inherited immediate Barony of Haag
1276: Partitioned into Fraunberg-Haag and Fraunberg-Fraunberg
Wappen von Haag (Oberbayern).svg Fraunberg-Haag HRE CountyBavSC1276: Partitioned from Fraunberg
1465: HRE Baron
1509: HRE Count
1566: Extinct; to Bavaria
DEU Freiburg im Breisgau COA.svg Freiburg im Breisgau Cityn/an/a1120
Originally a territory of Zähringen
1218: To Urach
1230: To Freiburg local counts
1368: To Austria
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Freiburg Countyn/an/a1250: Partitioned from Urach
1272: Partitioned into itself and Badenweiler
1368: City of Freiburg to Austria
1444: To Baden-Hachberg-Sausenberg
1458: Extinct
Hochstift Freising coat of arms.svg Freising 738: Bishopric
1220: Prince-Bishopric
BavEC724: Founded as a monastery
738: Bishopric
1220: HRE Prince
1803: Secularized to Bavaria
DEU Freudenberg (Siegerland) COA.svg Freudenberg 962: Imperial Abbacy1801: Annexed to France
;1815: Annexed to Prussia
DEU Freudenberg COA.svg Freudenberg 1250: HRE Lordshipn/an/a12th Century
Originally a territory of the Bishopric of Würzburg
1295: To Wertheim as fief of Würzburg
1407: To Wertheim-Breuberg as fief of Würzburg
1482: To Wertheim-Freudenberg as fief of Würzburg
1509: To Wertheim-Breuberg as fief of Würzburg
1556: Wertheim extinct; to Würzburg
1581: To Löwenstein-Wertheim as fief of Würzburg
1611: To Löwenstein-Wertheim-Virneburg as fief of Würzburg
1803: To Lowenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
1806: To Baden
CHE Fribourg COA.svg Fribourg
Freiburg im Üechtland
Imperial Free City1157: Freiburg town founded
1157: To Zähringen
1218: To Kyburg
1277: To Austria
1452: To Savoy
1478: Free Imperial City
1481: Joined the Swiss Confederation
1648: Left the Empire
DEU Friedberg COA.svg Friedberg County
1785: Princely County of Friedberg and Scheer
SwabSC13th Century
To local Co. of Friedberg
1282: To Austria
1452: To Waldburg-Sonnenberg
1477: To Waldburg-Scheer
1483: To Waldburg-Sonnenberg
1511: To Waldburg-Trauchburg
1566: To Waldburg-Friedburg-Scheer
1717: To Waldburg-Trauchburg, then Waldburg-Scheer
1764: To Waldburg-Trauchburg
1777: To Waldburg-Zeil-Wurzach
1785: To Thurn and Taxis
1806: To Württemberg
DEU Friedberg (Hessen) COA.svg Friedberg Imperial CityUpp RhenRH1216
1252: Free Imperial City
1802: To Hesse-Darmstadt
Friesland (kleine wapen).svg Frisia
Friesland
Freedom
Chiefdom
County
Seignory
Burgn/a1498: Lordship established in Burgundian Netherlands
1516: Spanish Netherlands
1566: Joined the Netherlands
Friuli Arms.svg Friuli DuchyAustn/a1077: To Patriarchate of Aquileia
1420: To Venice
1516: Friuli split, Austrian Friuli under Austrian rule
1805: To Italy
1815: To Lombardy-Venetia
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger
von der Lilie
1530: HRE County of Kirchberg and WeissenhornSwabSC1455
1507: Acquired Co. of Kirchberg and Lo. of Weißenhorn (non-immediate)
1511: HRE Noble
1530: HRE Count
1530: Raymond and Anton lines
1535: Raymond line partitioned into Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
1560: Anton line partitioned into Fugger-Nordendorf, Fugger-Kirchheim and Fugger-Wöllenburg
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Adelshofen HRE Countyn/an/a1690: Partitioned from Fugger-Zinnenberg-Adelshofen
1751: Extinct; to Fugger-Zinnenberg
1751: Partitioned from Fugger-Zinnenberg
1757: Extinct; to Fugger-Zinnenberg
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Babenhausen HRE County
1803: HRE Prince
SwabSC1598: Partitioned from Fugger-Wöllenburg
1693: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Boos
1757: Extinct; to Fugger-Boos
1759: Partitioned from Fugger-Boos
1803: HRE Prince
1806: To Bavaria
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Boos HRE CountySwabSC1693: Partitioned from Fugger-Babenhausen
1759: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Babenhausen
1777: Extinct; to Fugger-Babenhausen
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Dudenstein HRE CountySwabSC1677: Partitioned from Fugger-Wörth-Nordendorf
1739: Extinct; to Fugger-Nordendorf
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Glött HRE CountySwabSC1598: Partitioned from Fugger-Kirchheim
1644: Partitioned into itself, Fugger-Wörth-Nordendorf, Fugger-Grunenbach and Fugger-Mickhausen
1672: Bonaventura to Fugger-Kirchheim
1711: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Stettenfels
1806: To Bavaria
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Gmünd HRE CountySwabSC1579: Partitioned from Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
1654: Extinct; to Fugger-Kirchberg
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Göttersdorf HRE Countyn/an/a1575: Partitioned from Fugger-Pfirt
1627: Partitioned into itself, Fugger-Sulmentingen and Fugger-Zinnenberg-Adelshofen
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Grunenbach HRE CountySwabSC1644: Partitioned from Fugger-Glött
1687: Extinct; to Fugger-Mickhausen
1701: Partitioned from Fugger-Mickhausen
17??: Extinct; to Fugger-Mickhausen
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Kirchberg HRE CountySwabSC1626: Partitioned from Fugger-Weißenhorn
1690: Renamed to Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn HRE CountySwabSC1535: Raymond line Counts in Kirchberg and Weißenhorn
1579: Partitioned into Fugger-Weißenhorn and Fugger-Gmünd
1690: Reunited by Fugger-Kirchberg
1692: Paritioned into itself and Fugger-Moorstetten
1806: To Bavaria
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Kirchheim HRE CountySwabSC1560: Partitioned from Anton line
1598: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Glött
1672: Extinct; given to Bonaventura of Fugger-Glött
1780: Appanage line Fugger-Kirchheim-Hoheneck created
1806: To Bavaria
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Kirchheim-Hoheneck HRE Countyn/an/a1780: Appanage created from Fugger-Kirchheim
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Mickhausen HRE CountySwabSC1644: Partitioned from Fugger-Glött
1701: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Grunenbach
1804: Extinct; to Fugger-Glött
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Moorstetten HRE CountySwabSC1692: Partitioned from Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
1727: Extinct; to Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Nordendorf HRE CountySwabSC1560: Partitioned from Anton line
1669: Extinct; to Fugger-Kirchheim
1677: Partitioned from Fugger-Wörth-Nordendorf
1806: To Bavaria
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Pfirt HRE Countyn/an/a1535: Raymond line Counts in Alsace and Bavaria
1575: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Göttersdorf
1633: Extinct; to Fugger-Göttersdorf
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Stettenfels HRE Countyn/an/a1711: Partitioned from Fugger-Glött
1735: Sold to Thurn and Taxis
1820: Extinct
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Sulmentingen HRE Countyn/an/a1627: Partitioned from Fugger-Göttersdorf
1739: Extinct; to Fugger-Göttersdorf
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Weißenhorn HRE CountySwabSC1579: Partitioned from Fugger-Kirchberg-Weißenhorn
1626: Partitioned into Fugger-Kirchberg and itself
1690: Extinct; to Fugger-Kirchberg
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Wöllenburg HRE CountySwabSC1560: Partitioned from Anton line
1598: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Babenhausen
1643: Extinct; to Fugger-Babenhausen
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Wörth-Nordendorf HRE CountySwabSC1644: Partitioned from Fugger-Glött
1677: Partitioned into Fugger-Nordendorf and Fugger-Dudenstein
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Zinnenberg HRE Countyn/an/a1690: Partitioned from Fugger-Zinnenberg-Adelshofen
1751: Partitioned into itself and Fugger-Adelshofen
1757: Renamed to Fugger-Zinnenberg-Adelshofen
Fugger Coat of Arms.svg Fugger-Zinnenberg-Adelshofen HRE Countyn/an/a1627: Partitioned from Fugger-Göttersdorf
1690: Partitioned into Fugger-Adelshofen and Fugger-Zinnenberg
1757: Reunited by Fugger-Zinnenberg
1795: Extinct; to Bavaria
D'argent croix de sable.svg Fulda 1156: HRE Prince-Abbacy
1752: Prince-Bishopric
Upp RhenEC744
774: Imperial immediacy
1220: HRE Prince
1576-1602: Annexed to the Teutonic Order
1803: Secularized to Nassau-Orange-Fulda
1806: to France
1807: to Westphalia
1815: To Hesse-Cassel
1867: to Prussia
Blason-or-2-fasces-gueules.svg Fürstenberg
Westphalian
1660: HRE Baronsn/an/a14th Century
NOTE: Different from family of Princes of Furstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg
Swabian
CountySwabSC1250: Partitioned from Urach
1283: Landgrave of Baar
1284: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg and Fürstenberg-Haslach
1386: Reunited by Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
1408: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg and Fürstenberg-Wolfach
1490: Reunited by Fürstenberg-Baar
1559: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Blumberg and Fürstenberg-Heiligenberg
1744: Reunited by Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
1806: To Baden, Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen and Württemberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Baar CountySwabSC1441: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
1490: Renamed to Fürstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Blumberg CountySwabSC1559: Partitioned from Fürstenberg
1599: Partitioned into itself and Fürstenberg-Möhringen
1614: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Messkirch and Fürstenberg-Stühlingen
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Donaueschingen CountySwabSC1617: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Heiligenberg
1698: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Heiligenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg County
1716: HRE Prince
SwabSC1284: Partitioned from Fürstenberg
1386: Renamed to Fürstenberg
1408: Partitioned from Fürstenberg
1441: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Baar and Fürstenberg-Geislingen
1704: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Stühlingen
1744: Renamed to Fürstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Geislingen Countyn/an/a1441: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
1483: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Baar
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Haslach Countyn/an/a1284: Partitioned from Fürstenberg
1386: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Heiligenberg County
1664: HRE Prince
SwabSC1559: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
1617: Partitioned into itself and Fürstenberg-Donaueschingen
1664: HRE Prince
1716: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Messkirch County
1716: HRE Prince
SwabSC1614: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Blumberg
1716: HRE Prince
1744: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Möhringen CountySwabSC1599: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Blumberg
1641: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Blumberg
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Stühlingen CountySwabSC1614: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Blumberg
1704: Partitioned into Fürstenberg-Fürstenberg and Fürstenberg-Weitra
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Taikowitz Countyn/an/a1759: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Weitra
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Weitra Countyn/an/a1704: Partitioned from Fürstenberg-Stühlingen, containing lands within Austria centred around Tavíkovice and Weitra
1759: Partitioned between itself and Fürstenberg-Taikowitz
Blason fam de Maison von und zu Furstenberg.svg Fürstenberg-Wolfach Countyn/an/a1408: Partitioned from Fürstenberg
1490: Extinct; to Fürstenberg-Baar
Wappen-Vorderosterreich1.png Further Austria Not a single polityAustPR1278
Included numerous counties, lordships, cities, etc., in south-western Germany obtained by the House of Habsburg and administered as a single entity, usually from the Tyrol
1805: Dispersed between Baden, Bavaria, Hohenzollern-Hechingen, Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen and Württemberg
Wappen Fuessen.svg Füssen Abbacyn/an/a1662
Part of the Bishopric of Augsburg
1803: To the Teutonic Order
1805: To Bavaria

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The provinces of India, earlier presidencies of British India and still earlier, presidency towns, were the administrative divisions of British governance on the Indian subcontinent. Collectively, they have been called British India. In one form or another, they existed between 1612 and 1947, conventionally divided into three historical periods:

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Princely abbeys and imperial abbeys of the Holy Roman Empire</span> Religious institutions in the Holy Roman Empire with imperial immediacy

Princely abbeys and Imperial abbeys were religious establishments within the Holy Roman Empire which enjoyed the status of imperial immediacy (Reichsunmittelbarkeit) and therefore were answerable directly to the Emperor. The possession of imperial immediacy came with a unique form of territorial authority known as Landeshoheit, which carried with it nearly all the attributes of sovereignty.

<i>Augustus</i> (title) Ancient Roman title

Augustus was the main title of the Roman emperors during Antiquity. It was given as both name and title to Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus in 27 BC, marking his accession as Rome's first emperor. On his death, it became an official title of his successor, and was so used by all emperors thereafter. The feminine form Augusta was used for Roman empresses and other female members of the imperial family. The masculine and feminine forms originated in the time of the Roman Republic, in connection with things considered divine or sacred in traditional Roman religion. Their use as titles for major and minor Roman deities of the Empire associated the imperial system and family with traditional Roman virtues and the divine will and may be considered a feature of the Roman imperial cult.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Military ranks of Imperial Iran</span> Overview of the ranks and insignia of the Imperial Iranian Armed Forces (pre-1979)

The military ranks of Imperial Iran are the military insignia used by the Military of Imperial Iran.

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