Lordship of Salm (Eifel)
This page covers the geographic Lordship of Salm, which was located in the Eifel region south of Gerolstein. It ceased to be a country in 1742, when it was absorbed into the County of Gerolstein as a subdivision.
This country should not be confused with the countries in Salmian Germany (of which it was never a part) nor with the countries in Steinian and Reifferscheidian Germany that used the Salm name. Events outside the temporal scope of the database are rendered in italics.
- Simplified country name: Salm (Eifel)-Kail
- Nation: Manderscheidian Germany
- Chronology
- 1077: Created as a lordship with imperial immediacy
- 1527: Acquired by Manderscheid-Kail/beginning of database
- 1742: Absorbed into the the County of Gerolstein upon the extinction of the Kail line.
- Successor: County of Gerolstein
- Personal unions
- as secondary
- County of Manderscheid-Kail (1527-1742)
- as secondary
