County of Manderscheid-Keil
This page covers the lineage-based country of Manderscheid-Blankenkeil. It had no core territory, but it formed personal unions with other countries and acquired administrative rights to territory under the sovereignty of yet other countries. No places have been assigned to this country, so I give it no simplified name. Instead, I append “Keil” to the simplified names of geographic countries with which it was in personal union and of quasi-countries over which it had administrative rights.
Anything involving territory outside of Manderscheidian Germany is rendered in gray. Events and countries outside the temporal scope of the database are rendered in italics.
- Nation: Manderscheidian Germany
- Predecessor: County of Manderscheid
- Chronology
- 1488: Created upon the partition of Manderscheid with administrative rights over Oberkail (an Unterherrschaft of the Duchy of Luxembourg)
- 1527: Acquires sovereignty over the Lordships of Salm (Eifel) and Dollendorf/beginning of database
- 1573: Acquires administrative rights over Demerath (a subdivision of the Electorate of Trier)
- 1615: Acquires full administrative rights over Manderscheid-Niederburg and partial administrative rights over Bettingen (Unterherrschaften of the Duchy of Luxembourg)
- 1669: Acquires partial administrative rights over Lüxem (a subdivision of the Electorate of Trier)
- 1742: Terminated upon the extinction of the Kail line
- Successor: Manderscheid-Blankenheim
- Personal unions
- as primary
- Lordship of Dollendorf (1527-1742)
- Lordship of Salm (Eifel) (1527-1742)
- as primary
- Insourcings
- within Duchy of Luxembourg
- Lordship of Oberkail (including Falkenstein) (1488-1556-1742)
- County of Manderscheid-Niederburg (1615-1642)
- Herrschaft Bettingen (50% share) (1615-1742)
- within Electorate of Trier
- Gericht Demerath (1573-1742)
- Hochgericht Lüxem (part) (1669-1742)
- within Duchy of Luxembourg
