Amt Boslar
The territory of Amt Boslar was probably part of the Duchy of Limburg before becoming part of the Duchy of Jülich in 1414. It originally consisted of two Dingstühle, but they were combined in 1790.
Stadt Linnich became part of the Duchy in 1392. It was not legally part of the Amt, but was administered as if it were. Similarly, Herrschaft Breitenbend and Herrlichkeit Tetz were not legally part of the Amt, but were grouped with it for statistical purposes. They were administered by local nobles and are treated as part of the Duchy.
List of villages in Dingstuhl Boslar
- Baal [Hückelhoven] 1790 - 1794
- Boslar 1521 - 1794
- Gevenich 1521 - 1794
- Glimbach 1790 - 1794
- Hompesch 1521 - 1794
- Hottorf 1521 - 1794
- Kofferen 1790 - 1794
- Körrenzig 1790 - 1794
- Müntz 1521 - 1794
- Ralshoven 1521 - 1794
- Rurich 1790 - 1794
List of villages in Dingstuhl Körrenzig
- Baal [Hückelhoven] 1521 - 1790
- Glimbach 1521 - 1790
- Kofferen 1521 - 1790
- Körrenzig 1521 - 1790
- Rurich 1521 - 1790
List of villages in Stadt Linnich
- Linnich 1521 - 1794
List of villages in Herrschaft Breitenbend
- Breitenbend 1521 - 1794
List of villages in Herrlichkeit Tetz
- Tetz 1521 - 1794
Chronological list of countries to which Amt Boslar and associated Unterherrschaften belonged
- Duchy of Jülich (in personal union with Cleves) 1521 - 1614
- Duchy of Jülich 1614 - 1690
- Duchy of Jülich (in personal union with the Palatinate Electorate) 1690 - 1777
- Duchy of Jülich (in personal union with Palatinate-Bavaria) 1777 - 1794