Electorate of Cologne:
Quasi-countries administered by subjects of Brabant or the Netherlands
This page covers several quasi-countries holding administrative rights over Herrschaft Odenkirchen that are not captured elsewhere. The countries to which the administrators listed on this page were subject held no other interests in the Electorate of Cologne.
Electorate of Cologne (adm. Brabant subjects)
- Simplified country name: Cologne-Brabant~
- Nation: Ecclesiastical Germany
- Predecessor: Electorate of Cologne
- Chronology
- 1694: Quasi-country created when administrative rights over Odenkirchen pass to the Count of Merode-Westerloo, a subject of the Duchy of Brabant
- 1730: Quasi-country terminated when administrative rights pass to the Count of Wassenaer, a subject of the Netherlandic Republic
- Successor: Electorate of Cologne (adm. Netherlandic subjects)
Electorate of Cologne (adm. Netherlandic subjects)
- Simplified country names: Cologne-Netherlands~
- Nation: Ecclesiastical Germany
- Predecessor: Electorate of Cologne (adm. Brabant subjects)
- Chronology
- 1730: Quasi-country created when administrative rights over Odenkirchen pass to the Count of Wassenaer, a subject of the Netherlandic Republic
- 1745: Quasi-country terminated when administrative rights are purchased by the Elector of Cologne
- Successor: Electorate of Cologne
