The Ravenstein rule was a historical territory in what is now the Netherlands . Various noble families ruled the territory throughout its history.
House Cuijk / House Herpen
| Reign |
Surname
|
| 1167-1204 |
Henry II
|
| 1204-1233 |
Albert I.
|
| 1233-1264 |
Rudiger I.
|
| 1298-1297 |
Albert II
|
| - 1302 |
Rudiger II.
|
| 1302-1308 |
Albert III
|
| 1313-1324 |
Rudiger III.
|
| Reign |
Surname
|
| 1324-1345 |
Johann
|
| 1345-1378 |
Walraven
|
| 1378-1396 |
Reinalt
|
| Reign |
Surname
|
| 1396-1397 |
Simon II
|
| 1397 |
Johann IV.
|
Counting corresponds to the counting within the House of Mark as Lords of Ravenstein
After 1795, the Ravenstein reign became part of the Batavian Republic and then of the short-lived Kingdom of Holland . Subsequently, in the course of the French annexation of the Netherlands , the area became part of the Bouches-du-Rhin department and finally, in 1815, incorporated into the United Kingdom of the Netherlands .
