Duchy of Luxembourg:
Quasi-Country of Neuerburg
This page covers the geographic country of Neuerburg. It was an independent Manderscheidian country between 1464 and 1546, when it was placed under Luxembourg sovereignty, thus exiting the Manderscheidian nation 10 years before the database begins.
- Simplified country name
- Luxembourg-Manderschied-Schleiden (1546-1556-1560)
- Luxembourg-Virneburg (1560-1615)
- Luxembourg-Gerolstein\Reifferscheid (1615-1618)
- Luxembourg-Gerolstein\Arenberg (1618-1697)
- Luxembourg-Blankenheim\Arenburg (1697-1714)
- Luxembourg-Blankenheim (1714-1780)
- Luxembourg-Sternberg (1780-1794)
- Nation:
- Manderscheidian Germany (1487-1546)
- Habsburgian Netherlands (1546-1556)
- Spanish Netherlands (1556-1714)
- Austrian Netherlands (1714-1794)
- Chronology
- 1487: Acquired by Manderscheid in personal union
- 1488: Assigned to Manderscheid-Schlieden after a three-way partition
- 1546: Demoted to an outsourced subdivision of Luxembourg
- 1556: Luxembourg becomes Spanish/beginning of database
- 1560: Assigned to Manderscheid-Schleiden-Virneburg after partition of Schleiden
- 1615: Assigned to an administrative condominium of Manderscheid-Gerolstein and Salm-Reifferscheid after extinction of Virneburg line in 1590 and lengthy dispute
- 1618: Reifferscheid interest in condominium transferred to Arenberg
- 1697: Gerolstein interest in condominium transferred to Manderscheid-Blankenheim upon extinction of the Gerolstein line
- 1714: Arenberg interest in condominium terminated
- 1780: Assigned to Sternberg-Manderscheid upon the extinction of the last Manderscheidian line
- 1794: Occupied by France/end of database