Lordship of Pyrmont
Not to be confused with Grafschaft Pyrmont, located on the Weser River.
Lordship of Pyrmont (in personal union with Eltz/Eltz-Rodendorf)
- Simplified country names
- Pyrmont-Eltz (1526-1563)
- Pyrmont-Rodendorf (1563-1652)
- Nation: Eltzian Germany
- Chronology
- ~1225: Created as a lordship
- 1526: Acquired by Eltz, creating a personal union/beginning of database
- 1563: Spun off as part of Eltz-Rodendorf
- 1652: Surrendered 50% interest to Bassenheim
- Successor: Condo. between Eltz-Rodendorf/Trier & Bassenheim
- Personal unions
- as secondary
- Lordship of Eltz (1526-1563)
- Lordship of Eltz-Rodendorf (1563-1652)
- as secondary
Condo. between Eltz-Rodendorf/Electorate of Trier & Bassenheim
- Simplified country names
- Pyrmont-Rodenforf\Bassenheim (1652-1695)
- Trier\Bassenheim (1695-1710)
- Nation: Jointly-Ruled Germany
- Predecessor: Lordship of Pyrmont (adm. Eltz/Eltz-Rodendorf)
- Chronology
- 1652: Created when Eltz-Rodendorf surrendered 50% interest in Pyrmont to Bassenheim
- 1695: Eltzian share sold to Trier
- 1710: Terminated when Trier ceded its share to Bassenheim, consolidating Bassenheimian sovereignty
- Successor: Lordship of Pyrmont (in personal union with Bassenheim)
Lordship of Pyrmont (in personal union with Bassenheim)
- Simplified country name: Pyrmont-Bassenheim
- Nation: Bassenheimian Germany
- Predecessor: Condo. between Eltz-Rodendorf/Electorate of Trier & Bassenheim
- Chronology
- 1710: Created when Trier cedes its share of Pyrmont to Bassenheim, consolidating Bassenheimian sovereignty
- 1794: Occupied by France/end of database
- Personal unions
- as secondary
- Lordship of Bassenheim (1710-1794)
- as secondary