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County/Principality of Moers
- Simplified country names
- Moers-Bedburg (1519-1578)
- Moers-Alpen (1578-1594)
- Moers (1594-1794)
- Nations
- Chronology
- ~1150: Created as a county under the sovereignty of the Electorate of Cologne
- 1288: Awarded to the County of Cleves after the Battle of Worringen
- 1361: Recognized by Cleves as an independent country
- 1493: Forcibly ceded to the County of Wied
- 1501: Wied sovereignty confirmed upon the extinction of the original Moers line
- 1519: Entered into personal union with Neuenahr-Bedburg upon the abdication of the Wied count/beginning of database
- 1578: Personal union shifted to Neuenahr-Alpen upon the extinction of the Bedburg line
- 1594: Transferred to the Netherlandic Republic to keep it out of Spanish hands
- 1702: Transferred to the Kingdom of Prussia upon the death of the Netherlandic Stadtholder
- 1707: Promoted to a principality
- 1794: Occupied by France/end of database
- Personal unions
- as secondary
- County of Neuenahr-Bedburg (1519-1578)
- County of Neuenahr-Alpen (1578-1594)
- Netherlandic Republic (1594-1702)
Subdivisions of the County/Principality of Moers