Other entities under the sovereignty or administration of Cleves

 

Duchy of Cleves (adm. Anholt)

 

  • Simplified country name: Cleves-Anholt
  • Nations
  • Chronology
    • 1488: Created within Cleves when the Bronkhorst family acquired administrative rights over Herrlichkeit Hönnepel
    • 1503: Enhanced by the addition of Herrlichkeit Moyland
    • 1521: Cleves enters into personal union with the County of Mark/beginning of database
    • 1633: Enhanced by the addition of Herrlichkeit Niedermörmter
    • 1660: Diminished by the reversion of Niedermörmter to the core duchy
    • 1662: Diminished by the reversion of Moyland to the core duchy
    • 1666: Terminated upon the reversion of Hönnepel, the last remaining territory
  • Successor: Duchy of Cleves (adm. Brandenburg)

 

Subdivisions of Cleves-Anholt

 

Duchy of Cleves (adm. Pallandt-Culemborg/Waldeck-Eisenberg/Saxe-Hildburghausen/Wartesleben)

 

  • Simplified country names
    • Cleves-Culemborg (1521-1639)
    • Cleves-Eisenberg (1639-1692)
    • Cleves-Hildburghausen (1692-1715)
    • Cleves-Wartesleben (1715-1780)
  • Nation
  • Chronology
    • 1422: Created within Cleves when the Culemborg family acquired administrative rights over Herrlichkeit Wertherbruch  
    • 1504: Pallandt line assumes administrative control of Wertherbruch, but retains Culemborg name
    • 1521: Cleves enters into personal union with the County of Mark/beginning of database
    • 1639: Transferred to Waldeck-Eisenberg upon the extinction of the Pallandt-Culemborg line
    • 1692: Transferred to Saxe-Hildburghausen the upon the marriage of a female heiress to its Duke
    • 1715: Sold to Count von Wartesleben
    • 1780: Terminated when Prussia asserted administrative control over multiple Rhenish lordships
  • Successor: Duchy of Cleves

 

Subdivisions of Cleves-Culemborg/Eisenberg/Hildburghausen/Wartesleben

 

Duchy of Guelders (adm. Cleves)

 

 

Subdivisions of Guelders-Cleves