List of territories in Upper Austria

Habsburg coat of arms on the historic department store in Freiburg im Breisgau

This list of territories in Vorderösterreich contains territories that belonged to Vorderösterreich , a collective name for the earlier Habsburg possessions west of Tyrol , between the 13th century and 1805 . In addition to the original property of the Counts of Habsburg in Alsace , Sundgau and Aargau , they acquired Freiburg and the Landgraviate of Breisgau in 1368 , the Landvogtei in Swabia and the territories of the Counts of Hohenberg in 1381, and in 1403 the Bailiwicks of Laufenburg and Säckingen from the branch line Habsburg-Laufenburg , 1504/05 the Landvogtei Hagenau in Alsace and the Ortenau, which was later often pledged . Since 1536, Upper Austria comprised the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace with its seat in Ensisheim and the Reichslandvogtei in Alsace with the protective bailiwick of over 40 imperial villages and the imperial cities of the Decapolis , further in Breisgau the county of Hauenstein and the lordship of Laufenburg as well as the lordships of Kastelberg and Schwarzenberg , Kirnberg , Rheinfelden and Triberg .

Swabian Austria was the collective term for the margraviate of Burgau , the imperial county of Hohenberg , the county of Nellenburg and the bailiwick in Swabia. Since 1548, the city of Konstanz , the county of Feldkirch and other goods “located in front of the Arl”, today's Vorarlberg , have also been counted as part of Upper Austria . In the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 Austria lost the Sundgau and the regional bailiwick of Alsace; the government moved from Ensisheim to Freiburg im Breisgau . In the last epoch of the Old Empire, Maria Theresa's marriage to Franz Stephan in Lorraine became the imperial county of Falkenstein (1731) in the Palatinate of Upper Austria and finally the ore house of Habsburg succeeded in acquiring the rule of Hohenems (1765) and the local bailiff of Ortenau (1771) ) and the imperial county of Montfort (1780).

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A.

1. Aach , town in Nellenburg
2. Achern , court in the Ortenau
3. Achstetten , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
4. Adelhausen zu Freiburg , monastery in Breisgau
5. Ahldorf , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
6. Alberschwende , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
7. Allmayer, Physicist Dr. and because of the court → Neuhaus bei Radolfzell stand in Nellenburg
8. Allmendingen , rule in Swabian Austria
9. Alsace → Alsace
10. Alspach , monastery in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
11. Altdorf , Flecken in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia and Malstatt (place of jurisdiction) of the Free Regional Court in Upper Swabia
12. Altdorf , Oberamt for the Landvogtei Swabia
13. Altenburg , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
14. Altensumerau → Vogt von Altensumerau and Prasberg
15. Altheim , rule in Swabian Austria
16. Altkirch , town and rule in Sundgau
17. Altnau , bailiwick of the city of Constance under federal state sovereignty
18. Altshausen , Commander in Chief of the Teutonic Order and because of the Burgvogtei → Illerrieden stand in Burgau, because of the location → Boms stand in the Landvogtei Swabia and because of the location → Ellhofen stand in Vorarlberg
19. Altstetten, knighthood of Breisgau
20. Amringen , knighthood of Breisgau
21. Amtzell , place in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
22. Andlau , registrar in Sundgau
23. Andlaw , knighthood of Breisgau
24. Angeot , Bailiwick in Sundgau
25. Appenweier , court in the Ortenau
26. Argen , rule in the county of Montfort
27. Aspach , dairy in Sundgau
28. Assise , large dairy in Sundgau
29. Attems , Graf and because of the rule → Hirrlingen stand in Hohenberg
30. Au , rulership in Breisgau
31. Auersperg , prince and because of the princely imperial county → Tengen stand in Swabian Austria
32. Augsburg , cathedral chapter and because of the location → Oeffingen stand in Burgau
33. Augsburg , Hochstift and because of the location → Zusmarshausen stand in Burgau
34. Augsburg , Jakobsspital of the imperial city because of the place → Deisenhausen booth in Swabian Austria
35. Autenried , care in Burgau

B.

1. Baden (Freiherr) , knighthood of Breisgau
2. Baden-Baden , princess and because of the rule → Lichteneck and as part of → Riegel member of the Breisgau knighthood
3. Baienfurt , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
4. Baindt , imperial abbey and clergyman vassal in the Landvogtei Swabia
5. Balgheim , direct imperial property of the lower nobility under Hohenberg sovereignty
6. Ballersdorf , dairy in Sundgau
7. Balschwiller , dairy in Sundgau
8. Balzheim , rule in the Swabian Empire under Burgau sovereignty
9. Bamlach , rulership in Breisgau
10. Bas-Landser , Lordship in the Sundgau
11. Baustetten , place under Burgau sovereignty
12. Behrenfels, registrar in Sundgau
13. Belfort , county and provost in Sundgau
14. Bellingen , rulership in Breisgau
15. Berg , rule in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
16. Bergatreute , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
17. Bernau , Vogtei near Leibstadt
18. Amber , monastery in Hohenberg
19. Beroldingen , knighthood of Breisgau
20. Bettendorf , dairy in Sundgau
21. Beuggen , Coming of the Teutonic Order and Prelate in Breisgau
22. Beuren , ecclesiastical rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
23. Beyer, Knighthood of Breisgau
24. Biberach , imperial city and because of the place owned jointly with the imperial abbey of Heggbach → Baustetten stand in Burgau
25. Biberbach , market and rule in Burgau
26. Biburg , Vogtei in Burgau
27. Biengen , rulership in Breisgau
28. Bierlingen , rulership in the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
29. Bierstetten , office under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
30. Binningen , rule in Nellenburg
31. Binsdorf , city and justice office in Hohenberg
32. Birndorf , unification in the Black Forest
33. Bissingen-Nippenburg , Count and because of the dominions → Schramberg and → Dotternhausen nobleman in Hohenberg as well as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
34. Blasiwald , Vogtei in the Black Forest
35. Bludenz , city and county in Vorarlberg
36. Blumenberg → Florimont
37. Blumeneck , Knighthood of Breisgau
38. Blumenfeld , rule in Swabian Austria
39. Bodman , imperial knight and baron vassal in Swabian Austria
40. Bodnegg , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
41. Bollingen , office in Burgau
42. Bollschweil , knighthood of Breisgau and class rule in Breisgau
43. Bollwiller , Lordship in Sundgau
44. Bömelburg , imperial knight and because of the rule → Erolzheim baron vassal in Swabian Austria
45. Boms , place under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
46. Boos-Atzenberg , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
47. Boschen , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
48. Böttingen , place in Burgau
49. Bouxwiller , dairy in Sundgau
50. Brandenburg-Ansbach , Margrave and because of the rule → Unterknöringen was in Swabian Austria
51. Bräunlingen , city in Breisgau
52. Bregenz , Oberamt for Vorarlberg
53. Bregenz , city and county in Vorarlberg
54. Bregenz and Hohenegg , county in Vorarlberg
55. Breisach , city in Breisgau
56. Breisgau , Landvogtei
57. Breisgau Land estates , third estate
58. Breisgau estates , prelate estates
59. Breisgau estates , knighthood
60. Bretten , dairy in Sundgau
61. Brochenzell , rule in Swabian Austria
62. Brunstatt , feudal lordship in Sundgau
63. Bubesheim , court in Burgau
64. Buch , Bailiwick of the city of Constance under federal state sovereignty
65. Buchau , prince abbess and because of the office shared with Schussenried → Bierstetten stand in Swabian Austria
66. Buchheim , rulership in Breisgau
67. Buchholz , rulership in Breisgau
68. Bühl , Upper Bailiff in Burgau
69. Bühl , rule in the Swabian Empire under Burgau sovereignty
70. Burgau , Margraviate
71. Burgau , town, bailiwick and judicial bailiwick in Burgau
72. Bürgeln , Propstei in Breisgau
73. Burkheim , city and rule in Breisgau
74. Burnhaupt , Obere and Niedere Meierei and Propstei in Sundgau
75. Büsingen , rulership in Nellenburg
76. Bussen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
77. Bußmannshausen , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
78. Buttenwiesen , Vogtei in Burgau
79. Buxheim , abbot and because of the gentlemen → Beuren and → Obenhausen stand in Swabian Austria

C.

1. Cernay , Bailiwick in Sundgau
2. Colmar , city of the Decapolis under the Rural Bailiwick in Alsace
3. Coreth , Count's vassal in Upper Austria
4. Crailsheim , imperial knight and because of the rule → Dünsbach baron vassal in Swabian Austria

D.

1. Dachswangen , rulership in Breisgau
2. Dammerkirch → Dannemarie
3. Damüls , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
4. Dannemarie , dairy in Sundgau
5. Dattenried → dent
6. Deffingen condominium in Burgau
7. Deisenhausen , place in the Swabian Empire under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
8. Dekapolis , League of Ten → Colmar, → Haguenau, → Kaysersberg, → Landau, → Munster, → Obernai, → Rosheim, → Sélestat, → Turckheim, → Wissembourg
9. Delle , lordship in the Sundgau
10. Dellmensingen , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Burgau sovereignty
11. Deuring, imperial knight and because of the care → Autenried baron vassal in Swabian Austria
12. German House in Ulm → Ulm
13. Dietenbach, rulership in Breisgau
14. Dietenheim , rule in Swabian Austria
15. Directorial town → Ehingen, → Munderkingen, → Radolfzell, → Rottenburg
16. Directorate city → Ehingen
17. Dogern , unity in the Black Forest
18. Donaustadt → Mengen, → Munderkingen, → Riedlingen, → Saulgau, → Waldsee
19. Dornbirn , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
20. Dotternhausen , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
21. Three ears of wheat → Trois-Épis
22. Duminique, knighthood of Breisgau
23. Dünsbach , rule in Swabian Austria
24. Duran, knighthood of Breisgau

E.

1. Eberstall , office in Burgau
2. Ebinger von der Burg , imperial knight and because of the rule → Steißlingen baron vassal in Nellenburg
3. Ebnet , rulership in Breisgau
4. Ehaben , rulership in Breisgau
5. Edelstetten , women's monastery under Austrian sovereignty in Burgau
6. Eggen , place under the sovereignty of the Counts of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
7. Eggen , Bailiwick of the city of Constance under federal state sovereignty
8. Eggenweiler , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
9. Ehingen , administrative city for Burgau
10. Ehingen , directorate city and seat of the estates for Swabian Austria
11. Ehinger von Balzheim heirs, because of the rulership owned together with Baron von Palm → Balzheim registrar in Burgau
12. Einsingen , condominium under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty, which was enrolled in both the Swabian Knighthood and the Swabian Imperial Circle
13. Elchingen , imperial abbot and because of the care offices → Tomerdingen , → Fahlheim and → Stoffenried stand in Burgau
14. Ellhofen , place under the sovereignty of the Counts of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
15. Ellzee , judicial bailiff in Burgau
16. Ellzee-Hochwang , Vogtei in Burgau
17. Alsace and Burgundy , ball of the Teutonic Knight Order → Altshausen
18. Alsace , Bailiwick → Haguenau
19. Elzach , city and rule in Breisgau
20. Emerkingen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
21. Endingen , city in Breisgau
22. Engen , Fürstenberg Obervogteiamt under Nellenburg sovereignty
23. Ensisheim , town and bailiwick in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
24. Enzberg , imperial knight and because of the rule → Mühlheim stand in Swabian Austria
25. Enzenberg , Graf and because of the rule → Singen and Mägdeberg stand in Nellenburg
26. Eptingen , registrar in Sundgau and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
27. Erbach , rule in Burgau
28. Erolzheim , rule in Swabian Austria
29. Eschach (Schusseramt) , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
30. Eschbach , rulership in Breisgau
31. Eschise → Assise
32. Ettenheimmünster , abbot, prelate and as part of → Riegel member of the Breisgau knighthood

F.

1. Fahlheim , nursing office in Burgau
2. Fahnenberg , knighthood of Breisgau
3. Falkenstein , imperial county in the Upper Rhine district
4. Falkenstein , knighthood of Breisgau
5. Falkwiller , dairy in Sundgau
6. Fautenbach , place in the Achern court of the Landvogtei Ortenau
7. Federsee , rule of the sea under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
8. Feldbach , monastery in Sundgau
9. Feldkirch , city, county and upper bailiff in Vorarlberg
10. Feldkirch , rulership in Breisgau
11. Felldorf , rulership in the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
12. Ferrette , county in Sundgau
13. Ferrette , town in Sundgau
14. Finningen , court office in Burgau
15. Fischbach , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
16. Flachslanden, registrar in Sundgau and Breisgau knighthood
17. Florimont , Lordship in Sundgau
18. Frauenberg , care in Nellenburg
19. Freiburg , commander of the Teutonic Knight Order and prelate in Breisgau
20. Freiburg , Representation and Chamber for Front Austria, Upper Office for Breisgau and Black Forest
21. Freiburg , city in Breisgau and because of the dominions → fiefdom and → Horben member of the Breisgau knighthood
22. Freiburg , University of Front Austria
23. Freyberg , imperial knight and because of the pledge → Bussen baron vassal in Swabian Austria
24. Freyberg-Aulfingen-Wellendingen , imperial knight and because of the dominions → Wellendingen and → Worndorf baron vassal in Swabian Austria
25. Freyberg-Eisenberg-Allmendingen , imperial knight and because of the dominions → Allmendingen and → Wäschenbeuren baron vassal in Swabian Austria
26. Freyberg-Hürbel , Imperial Knight and because of the dominions → Hürbel , → Altheim , → Griesingen and → Unterknöringen baron vassal in Swabian Austria
27. Freyberg-Öpfingen , imperial knight and because of the rule → Öpfingen baron vassal in Swabian Austria
28. Fricktal , landscape in Breisgau
29. Fridingen , town in Oberhohenberg
30. Friedberg-Scheer , ducal county and state in Swabian Austria (disputed sovereignty)
31. Frohberg → Montjoie
32. Fröhnd , office in the Black Forest
33. Frommenhausen , rulership in Niederhohenberg
34. Fugger zu Babenhausen and Boos , Graf and because of the dominions Markt → Biberbach and → Markt Wald stand in Burgau
35. Fugger zu Dietenheim and Brandenburg , count and because of the rule → Dietenheim stand in Burgau
36. Fugger zu Glött and Oberndorf , count and because of the rule → Glött stand in Burgau
37. Fugger zu Kirchberg and Weißenhorn , Graf and because of the counties → Kirchberg and → Weißenhorn as well as the dominions → Pfaffenhofen , → Schnürpflingen and → Wullenstetten stand in Swabian Austria
38. Fugger zu Kirchheim and Eppishausen , count and because of the rule → Kirchheim stand in Burgau
39. Fugger zu Mickhausen and Schwindegg , Count and because of the rule → Mickhausen stood in Swabian Austria
40. Fugger zu Nordendorf , Graf and because of the dominions → Niederalfingen and → Nordendorf stand in Swabian Austria
41. Fürstenberg , Fürst and because of the compromise area of ​​the ducal imperial county → Tengen and the rule → Schlatt am Randen stand in Swabian Austria
42. Furtwangen , Umbrella Vogtei in Breisgau
43. Fußach , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg

G

1. Gailingen , place in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Nellenburg sovereignty
2. Garnier, Knighthood of Breisgau
3. Gebrazhofen , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
4. Geiersnest , manor in Breisgau
5. Geigelbach , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
6. Girardi, knighthood of Breisgau
7. Giromagny , Bailiwick in Sundgau
8. Glött , rule in Swabian Austria
9. Göffingen , rule in Swabian Austria
10. Goldscheuer , staff community in the Ortenau
11. Görwihl , unification in the Black Forest
12. Grandmont, knighthood of Breisgau
13. Grandvillars , Lordship in the Sundgau
14. Grechtler , Knighthood of Breisgau
15. Greuth , knighthood of Breisgau
16. Griesheim , court in the Ortenau
17. Griesingen , rule in Swabian Austria
18. Großkissendorf , rulership in Burgau
19. Großkötz , care in Burgau
20. Grünenbach , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
21. Grüningen , rule in Swabian Austria
22. Grünkraut , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
23. Gunningen , ecclesiastical bailiwick in Oberhohenberg
24. Günterstal , noble women's monastery in Breisgau
25. Günzburg , Mint for Upper Austria
26. Günzburg , Oberamt für Burgau
27. Günzburg , town and rule in Burgau
28. Gurtweil , rulership in the Black Forest
29. Gutenstein , rule in Nellenburg
30. Gutenzell , imperial abbess and because of the rule owned jointly with the Rot an der Rot abbey → Kirchberg an der Iller stand in Swabian Austria

H

1. Haas von Katenmoos, knighthood of Breisgau
2. Habsthal , monastery in Nellenburg, at the same time because of the castle → Helmsdorf stand in Nellenburg
3. Haguenau , Bailiwick in Alsace
4. Haguenau , city of the Decapolis under the bailiff in Alsace
5. Harrach zu Rohrau , Graf and because of the Reichshof → Lustenau stand in Vorarlberg
6. Harsch von Reute and Holzhausen, knighthood of Breisgau
7. Harthausen , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
8. Hauenstein , county in the Black Forest
9. Hausen , rule in Oberhohenberg
10. Hausen am Tann , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
11. Hausen ob Allmendingen , place in Burgau
12. Haut-Koenigsbourg , rule in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
13. Haut-Landsbourg , rule in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
14. Haut-Landser , rule in the Sundgau
15. Haute-Alsace → Upper Alsace
16. Hedingen , monastery in Swabian Austria (disputed sovereignty with Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen)
17. Heggbach , imperial abbess and because of the place owned jointly with the imperial city of Biberach → Baustetten stand in Burgau
18. Heidenheim, imperial knight and baron vassal in Swabian Austria
19. Heiligkreuztal , monastery in Nellenburg
20. Heimbach , rulership in Breisgau
21. Heitersheim , principality and commander of the Order of St. John, prelate in Breisgau
22. Helmsdorf , castle under the sovereignty of the Counts of Heiligenberg in Nellenburg
23. Hemigkofen , office in the county of Montfort
24. Hennin , knighthood of Breisgau
25. Herbertshofen , ecclesiastical bailiwick in Burgau
26. Heudorf , camera location in Nellenburg
27. Heufelden , condominium in Burgau
28. Hewen , Fürstenberg rule under Nellenburg sovereignty
29. Hilzingen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
30. Hindelwangen , camera location in Nellenburg
31. Hinter-Bregenzerwald , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
32. Hirrlingen , place in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
33. Hirschlatt , rule in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
34. Hochdorf , rulership in Breisgau
35. Höchenschwand , Vogtei in the Black Forest
36. Höchenschwander Berg, one in the Black Forest
37. Hochsal , unity in the Black Forest
38. Hochstatt , dairy in Sundgau
39. Hochwang , bailiff in Burgau
40. Hödingen , place under the sovereignty of the imperial city of Überlingen in Nellenburg
41. Court of Hofrieden , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
42. Hofsteig , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
43. Hohenberg , Upper and Lower Imperial Counties
44. Hohenegg , rule in Vorarlberg
45. Hohenems , county in the Swabian Empire in Vorarlberg
46. Hohengeroldseck , county
47. Hohenkrähen , rule of the imperial knighthood under Nellenburg sovereignty
48. Hohenrechberg , rule of the imperial knighthood (disputed sovereignty with Swabian Austria)
49. Hohenstoffeln , rule of the imperial knighthood in Nellenburg
50. Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen , prince and because of the imperial county → Veringen stand in Swabian Austria, because of the monasteries → Habsthal , → Wald and → Heiligkreuztal stand in Nellenburg and because of the rule → Wehrstein stand in Niederhohenberg
51. Holzhausen , rulership in Breisgau
52. Holzheim , Vogtei in Burgau
53. Homburg , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Nellenburg sovereignty
54. Hoppetenzell , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
55. Horb , Obervogteiamt for Niederhohenberg
56. Horb , town in Niederhohenberg
57. Horben, imperial knight and because of the rule → Ringenberg stand in Vorarlberg
58. Horben , rulership in Breisgau
59. Hornstein , imperial knight and because of the rule → Bußmannshausen landlord in the Landvogtei Swabia, because of the rule → Hohenstoffeln stand in Nellenburg, because of the imperial lower nobility ownership → Balgheim stand in Hohenberg as well as a member of the Breisgau knighthood as a personalist
60. Hornstein-Binningen , imperial knight and because of the rule → Binningen baron vassal in Nellenburg
61. Hornstein-Göffingen , imperial knight and because of the dominions → Göffingen and → Grüningen baron vassal in Swabian Austria
62. Hornstein-Weiterdingen , imperial knight and because of the rule → Weiterdingen baron vassal in Nellenburg
63. Hugstetten , rulership in Breisgau
64. Humpiß , imperial knight and because of the rule → Ratzenried baron vassal in Swabian Austria
65. Hundsbach , dairy in Sundgau
66. Hürbel , rule in Swabian Austria

I.

1. Ibach , Bailiwick in the Black Forest
2. Ifflinger von Granegg , imperial knight and because of the rule → Lackendorf baron vassal in Swabian Austria
3. Illerrieden , Burgvogtei in Burgau
4. Illertissen , rule in Swabian Austria
5. Illfurth , dairy in Sundgau
6. Imhoff zu Wasserburg, Freiherr and because of the rule owned together with the German Order Coming Ulm and Altshausen as well as Freiherr von Volmar → Deffingen civil lord in Burgau
7. Ingelsod → Angeot
8. Ingoldingen-Degernau , clerical bailiwick in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
9. Inzigkofen , monastery (disputed sovereignty with Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen)
10. Inzlingen , rulership in the Breisgau under Baden-Durlach sovereignty
11. Isny , Reichsstadt and Malstatt (place of jurisdiction) of the Free Regional Court in Upper Swabia
12. Issenheim , Lordship in the Sundgau

J

1. Jagdberg , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
2. Jesuit master of Freiburg , Fathers Societatis Jesu and because of the rule → Merzhausen member of the Breisgau knighthood
3. Order of St. John , Grand Prior, Prelate and because of the rule → Eschbach a member of the Breisgau knighthood
4. Junker im Thurn , because of the rule → Büsingen registrar in Nellenburg

K

1. Kageneck , knighthood of Breisgau
2. Kaisheim , imperial abbot and because of the rule → Oberhausen was in Swabian Austria, because of the rule owned jointly with Freiherr Stain vom Rechtenstein → Niederstotzingen and other possessions under Burgau sovereignty were in Burgau
3. Kallenberg , rule in Oberhohenberg
4. Kastelberg , rule of camera in Breisgau
5. Katharinental , Kloster and because of the place → Obergailingen stand in Nellenburg
6. Kaysersberg , city of the Decapolis under the Landvogtei in Alsace
7. Kechler von Schwandorf, because of the places → Ober- and Untertalheim, registrar in Niederhohenberg
8. Cellar of Schleitheim, because of the rule → Nordstetten registrar in Niederhohenberg
9. Kellhöfe , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
10. Kempten , prince monastery and because of the rule owned jointly with the monastery Ottobeuren → Ronsberg stand in Burgau
11. Kenzingen , city in Breisgau
12. Kippenheim, knighthood of Breisgau
13. Kirchberg , imperial county under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
14. Kirchberg , monastery in Hohenberg
15. Kirchberg an der Iller , rule in Burgau
16. Kirchheim , rule in Swabian Austria
17. Kirchhofen , rulership in Breisgau
18. Kirchzarten , Vogtei of the city of Freiburg im Breisgau
19. Kirnberg , rule of camera in Breisgau
20. Small bread, knighthood of Breisgau
21. Kleinkissendorf , court in Burgau
22. Klingenstein , Kaplanei and because of the condominium → Böttingen stand in Burgau
23. Klingnau , Propstei in Breisgau
24. Königsegg-Aulendorf , Count and because of the rule → Bierstetten stand in Swabian Austria
25. Königsegg-Rothenfels , Count's vassal in Swabian Austria
26. Constance , Hochstift and because of the rule → Homburg stand in Nellenburg
27. Konstanz , hospital of the city of Konstanz and because of the location → Hödingen stand in Nellenburg
28. Constance , city under the government of Upper Austria in Innsbruck
29. Krafft from Festenberg to Frohnberg , because of the → rule of Zizenhausen class lord in Nellenburg
30. Kranzenau , rule in Breisgau
31. Kreuzlingen , Stift and because of the rule → Hirschlatt stand in the Landvogtei Swabia
32. Kronburg , place in Swabian Austria
33. Krozingen , Propstei in Breisgau
34. Krumbach , market in Burgau

L.

1. Lackendorf , rule in Swabian Austria
2. Landau , city of the Decapolis under the Bailiwick in Alsace
3. Landenberg , registrar in Sundgau and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
4. Landensberg , care and judicial bailiff in Burgau
5. Landser , lordship in the Sundgau
6. Langenargen , market town in the county of Montfort
7. Langenrain and Marbach , imperial knight and baron vassal in Swabian Austria
8. Langenstein , rule in Swabian Austria
9. Langnau , office in the county of Montfort
10. Largue , dairy in Sundgau
11. Laubenberg and Rauhenzell , rule in the Swabian circle of the imperial knighthood in Vorarlberg
12. Run in Baden , place in the after-court Ottersweier of the Landvogtei Ortenau
13. Laufenburg , Waldstadt and rule of camera in Breisgau
14. Laupheim , Nursing Office in Swabian Austria
15. Fiefdom , rulership in Breisgau
16. Leinstetten , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
17. Leutkircher Heide , Free People in the Upper Landvogtei Swabia
18. von der Leyen , Graf and associated with the County of → Hohengeroldseck Vorderösterreich
19. Lichteneck , rule in Breisgau
20. Liel , rulership in Breisgau
21. Lingenau , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
22. Liptingen , camera location in Nellenburg
23. Lodron , Count's vassal in Swabian Austria
24. Lontal , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
25. Löwental , monastery in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
26. Lucelle , Abbey in Sundgau
27. Luppach, monastery in Sundgau
28. Lustenau , Reichshof in the Swabian Empire under the sovereignty of the Counts of Bregenz in Vorarlberg

M.

1. Madach , camera location in Nellenburg, seat of the Free Regional Court in Hegau and Madach
2. Mägdeberg → Singen and Mägdeberg
3. Mahlspüren , camera location in Nellenburg
4. Mainau , Commander in Chief of the Teutonic Order and because of the rule → Blumenfeld was in Swabian Austria
5. Mainwangen , place in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Nellenburg sovereignty
6. Manikor, knighthood of Breisgau
7. Marbach, monastery in Sundgau
8. Marchtal , imperial abbot and because of the church factory → Seekirch stand in Swabian Austria
9. Marstetten , rule under Burgau sovereignty
10. Masevaux , Herrschaft as well as Upper and Lower Meierei in Sundgau
11. Mauren , place in Swabian Austria
12. Quantities , Donaustadt in Nellenburg
13. Menzenschwand , Vogtei in the Black Forest
14. Merdingen , rulership in Breisgau
15. Merzhausen , rulership in Breisgau
16. Mickhausen , rule in Swabian Austria
17. Mittelberg , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
18. Moernach , dairy in Sundgau
19. Möhlinbach , landscape in Breisgau
20. Montafon , court of the valley in Vorarlberg
21. Montfort-Bregenz , county in Vorarlberg → Bregenz
22. Montfort-Feldkirch , county in Vorarlberg → Feldkirch
23. Montfort-Tettnang , imperial county in the Swabian Empire
24. Montjoie , county in Sundgau and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
25. Montreux , dominion in the Sundgau
26. Morimont , lordship in the Sundgau
27. Mörsberg → Morimont
28. Moser, knighthood of Breisgau
29. Muespach , dairy in Sundgau
30. Mühlheim , rule of the imperial knighthood (disputed sovereignty with Swabian Austria)
31. Münchhöf , Obervogteiamt under Nellenburg sovereignty
32. Munderkingen , Donaustadt and administrative city for the Landvogtei Swabia
33. Munster , city of the Decapolis under the Bailiwick in Alsace
34. Munsterol → Montreux
35. Munzingen , rulership in Breisgau
36. Murbach , Abbey in Sundgau
37. Murg , unification in the Black Forest
38. Mussingen , rulership in Burgau

N

1. Nail from the Alten-Schönstein , knighthood of Breisgau
2. Neckarburg , clerical bailiwick under the sovereignty of the imperial city of Rottweil in Hohenberg
3. Nellenburg , Landgraviate
4. Nenzingen , camera location in Nellenburg
5. Neubourg, monastery in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
6. Neuburg , rule in Swabian Austria
7. Neuburg , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
8. Neuchâtel , city in Breisgau and because of Chalampé stand in Sundgau
9. Neuenfels , knighthood of Breisgau
10. Neuershausen , rulership in Breisgau
11. Neuhaus near Radolfzell, court in Nellenburg
12. Neuhausen on the Fildern
13. Neukirch , office in the county of Montfort
14. Neveu , Breisgau knighthood and possession of the class rule → Windschläg in the Ortenau
15. Niederalfingen , rule in Swabian Austria
16. Netherlands → Bas-Landser
17. Lower Swabia , Lower Landvogtei
18. Niederstotzingen , rule in Burgau
19. Nonnenbach , office in the county of Montfort
20. Nordendorf , rule in Swabian Austria
21. Nordstetten , rulership in Niederhohenberg

O

1. Obenhausen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
2. Oberachern , place in the court of Achern of the Landvogtei Ortenau
3. Ober- and Untertalheim , places in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
4. Oberamt → Altdorf, → Bregenz, → Freiburg, → Günzburg, → Offenburg, → Rottenburg, → Stockach, → Tettnang, → Winnweiler
5. Oberdorf and Schussental , office in the county of Montfort
6. Oberehnheim → Obernai
7. Upper Alsace , Landvogtei
8. Obergailingen , place under Nellenburg sovereignty
9. Oberhausen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
10. Oberknöringen , judicial bailiff in Burgau
11. Oberlandser → Haut-Landser
12. Obernai , city of the Decapolis under the Landvogtei in Alsace
13. Obernau , rule in Niederhohenberg
14. Oberndorf , city and upper bailiff in Hohenberg
15. Oberndorf and Poltringen , places in the Swabian circle of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
16. Oberried , priory in the Black Forest
17. Oberrimsingen , rulership in Breisgau
18. Obersäckingen , dominion in the Breisgau
19. Upper Swabia , Obere Landvogtei
20. Oberyach, manor in Breisgau
21. Ochsenhausen , imperial abbot and because of the location → Untersulmetingen, registrar in the Landvogtei Swabia
22. Oeffingen , place under Burgau sovereignty
23. Önsbach , place in the court of Achern of the Landvogtei Ortenau
24. Oettingen-Wallerstein , Prince and because of the rule → Seyfriedsberg was in Swabian Austria
25. Offenburg , imperial city and upper office for the Ortenau
26. Olsberg , women's monastery and prelate in Breisgau
27. Öpfingen , rule in Swabian Austria
28. Ortenau , Landvogtei in the Upper Rhine Empire
29. Ortenberg , court and staff in the Ortenau
30. Osterberg , Imperial Knight and because of the Obervogtamt → Bühl stand in Burgau
31. Ottersweier , after-court in the Landvogtei Ortenau
32. Ottmarsheim , Abbey in Sundgau
33. Ottobeuren , abbot and because of the rulership owned jointly with the Kempten prince, → Ronsberg stand in Burgau
34. Ow , imperial knight and because of the dominions → Wachendorf , → Felldorf , → Bierlingen and → Ahldorf baron vassal in Swabian Austria

P

1. Pach zu Hansenheim and Hoheneppan, because of the rule → Hausen am Tann registrar in Oberhohenberg
2. Palm , imperial lower nobility and because of the rule owned jointly with the heirs of the Ehinger von Balzheim → Balzheim registry lord in Burgau
3. Pappus von Trazberg, imperial knight and because of the rule → Laubenberg and Rauhenzell stand in Vorarlberg
4. Petershausen , imperial abbot and because of the rule → Hilzingen was in Swabian Austria
5. Pfaffenhofen , county and rulership under Burgau sovereignty
6. Pfalz-Zweibrücken , prince and because of the rule → Illertissen nobleman in Swabian Austria
7. Pfetterhouse , dairy in Sundgau
8. Pfirt , knighthood of Breisgau
9. Pfirt → Ferrette
10. Pforr , knighthood of Breisgau
11. Phaffans , dairy in Sundgau
12. Prasberg → Vogt von Altensumerau and Prasberg
13. Preysing , imperial knight and because of the rule → Ramsberg countial vassal in Swabian Austria

R.

1. Radolfzell , directorate town for Nellenburg
2. Raithaslach , camera location in Nellenburg
3. Raitiamt , Bailiwick of the city of Constance under federal state sovereignty
4. Ramsberg reign in Swabian Austria
5. Ramschwag , because of the rule → Großkissendorf registrar in Burgau and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
6. Rankweil , Regional Court for Vorarlberg
7. Rankweil-Sulz , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
8. Rassler, because of the rule → Obernau registrar in Niederhohenberg
9. Rathsamhausen , registrar in Sundgau
10. Ratzenried , rule in the Landvogtei Swabia
11. Rechberg , imperial knight and because of the rule → Hohenrechberg stand in Swabian Austria
12. Rechtenstein , rule in Swabian Austria
13. Rehling, registrar in Burgau
14. Empire of Reichenstein , knighthood of Breisgau and civil lord in Sundgau
15. Reichlin von Meldegg , because of the place → Amtzell registrar in the Landvogtei Swabia
16. Reinach , registrar in Sundgau
17. Reiningue , dairy in Sundgau
18. Reischach , imperial knight and because of the rule → Hohenkrähen stood in Swabian Austria and in Nellenburg
19. Reute , monastery and court under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
20. Reute im Hegau , place under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
21. Reuttner von Weyl , imperial knight and because of the rule → Achstetten baron vassal in Swabian Austria as well as a member of the Breisgau knighthood as a personalist
22. Rheinfelden , Waldstadt and control of camera in Breisgau
23. Rheinfelden , provost of the monastery and prelate in Breisgau
24. Rhine valley, landscape in Breisgau
25. Rheinweiler , rulership in Breisgau
26. Rickelshausen , rulership in Nellenburg
27. Rickenbach , unification in the Black Forest
28. Rieden , rule in Burgau
29. Riedheim , imperial knight and because of the dominions → Lontal and → Harthausen baron vassal in Swabian Austria
30. Riedlingen , Donaustadt in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
31. Riegel , common partial rule in Breisgau
32. Riespach , dairy in Sundgau
33. Rinck von Baldenstein , registrar in Sundgau
34. Ringenberg , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood in Vorarlberg
35. Ringingen , free spots in Swabian Austria
36. Roderen , dairy in Sundgau
37. Rodt von Bußmannshausen , because of the rule → Bußmannshausen nobleman in the Landvogtei Swabia
38. Röfingen , care and bailiff in Burgau
39. Roggenbach , knighthood of Breisgau
40. Rohr and Waldstetten , members of the Teutonic Knight Order under Burgau sovereignty
41. Roll of Bernau , knighthood of Breisgau
42. Ronsberg , rule in Burgau
43. Rosemont , valley in Sundgau
44. Rosheim , city of the Decapolis under the Bailiwick in Alsace
45. Rot an der Rot , Imperial Abbot and because of the rule owned jointly with the Gutenzell Abbey → Kirchberg an der Iller stand in Swabian Austria
46. Rotberg , knighthood of Breisgau
47. Rotenberg → Rougemont-le-Château
48. Rottenberg, knighthood of Breisgau
49. Rottenburg , administrative city for Hohenberg
50. Rottenburg , Oberamt für Hohenberg
51. Rouffach , commander of the Teutonic Knight Order in Sundgau
52. Rougemont , Lordship in the Sundgau
53. Rougemont et Masevaux, United Lords in the Sundgau
54. Ruhfelden , office in Burgau

S.

1. Säckingen , prince of women and prelate in Breisgau
2. Säckingen , Waldstadt im Breisgau
3. Saint-Apollinaire, monastery in Sundgau
4. Saint-Morand , monastery in Sundgau
5. Salmannsweiler , Imperial Abbot and because of the Upper Bailiff → Stetten am kalten Markt Stand in Hohenberg, because of the Upper Bailiff → Münchhöf and the place → Mainwangen Stand in Nellenburg
6. Salzstetten , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
7. Sankt Blasien , prince abbot, prelate and because of the dominions → Gurtweil and → Kirchhofen member of the Breisgau knighthood
8. Sankt Blasien , Zwing and Bann of the monastery in the Black Forest
9. Sankt Gallen , prince abbot and because of the rule → Ehaben member of the Breisgau knighthood
10. Sankt Georgen in the Black Forest in Villingen , abbot and because of the Landvogtei → Herbertshofen stand in Burgau, because of the Landvogtei → Ingoldingen-Degernau stand in the Landvogtei Swabia and because of the Bailiwicks → Neckarburg and → Gunningen stand in Hohenberg
11. Sankt Georgen zu Isny , Imperial Abbot and because of the location → Eggen Stand in Vorarlberg
12. Sankt Johann-Höchst , court in the county of Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
13. Sankt Katharinental , Kloster and because of the place → Obergailingen stand in Nellenburg
14. Sankt Märgen , monastery and prelate in Breisgau, also Vogtei of the city of Freiburg
15. Sankt Moritz zu Augsburg , monastery and because of the office → Ruhfelden stand in Burgau
16. Saint Peter , abbot, prelate and because of the rule → Geiersnest member of the Breisgau knighthood
17. Sankt Trudpert , abbot and prelate in Breisgau
18. Sankt Ulrich and Afra zu Augsburg , abbot and because of the court office → Finningen stand in Burgau
19. Sasbach , rulership in Breisgau
20. Saulgau , Donaustadt in Nellenburg
21. Schackmin, Knighthood of Breisgau
22. Schad von Mittelbiberach , because of the rule → Mussingen civil lord in Burgau
23. Schaffhausen , town of the Swiss Confederation and Legstadt (financial center) of the salt trade with Hall in Tirol, because of the location → Reute im Hegau stand in Swabian Austria and because of the location → Gailingen stand in Nellenburg
24. Schauenburg , knighthood from Breisgau and registrar in Sundgau
25. Schelklingen , town in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
26. Schemmerberg , Oberamt in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
27. Schenk von Castell , Graf and because of the rule → Berg nobleman in the Landvogtei Swabia, because of the rule → Gutenstein stand in Nellenburg and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
28. Scheppach , nursing and judicial bailiff in Burgau
29. Schertlin von Burtenbach , Imperial Knight and because of the place → Mauren Stand in Swabian Austria
30. Schindelbach , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
31. Schlatt am Randen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
32. Schlettstadt → Sélestat
33. Schnewlin , Knighthood of Breisgau
34. Schnürpflingen , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Burgau sovereignty
35. Schömberg , town in Oberhohenberg
36. Schomburg , rule in the county of Montfort
37. Schönau , Talvogtei in the Black Forest
38. Schönau , registrar in Sundgau
39. Schönau-Wehr , knighthood of Breisgau
40. Schönau-Zell , knighthood of Breisgau
41. Schramberg , rule in Hohenberg
42. Schussenried , imperial abbot and because of the office shared with Buchau → Bierstetten Stand in Swabian Austria and because of the location → Winterstettendorf Stand in the Landvogtei Swabia
43. Schuttern , abbot and prelate in Breisgau
44. Swabia , Upper and Lower Landvogtei
45. Swabian Austria , country
46. Schwarzenberg , rule of camera in Breisgau
47. Schwarzenberg , prince and because of the rule → Lichteneck and as part of → Riegel member of the Breisgau knighthood
48. Black Forest , Waldvogt
49. Schwörstadt , rule in Breisgau
50. Seekirch , church factory in the Lower Landvogtei of Swabia
51. Sélestat , city of the Decapolis under the rulership in Alsace
52. Senger and Etterlin , because of the rule → Rickelshausen landlord in Nellenburg
53. Sennheim → Cernay
54. Seyfriedsberg , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
55. Sickingen , knighthood of Breisgau
56. Sießen , monastery under Austrian sovereignty in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
57. Sigmaringen , princely imperial county under Austrian sovereignty (disputed sovereignty)
58. Simmerberg , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
59. Singen and Mägdeberg , rule in Nellenburg
60. Sipplingen , camera location in Nellenburg
61. Söflingen , Reichsstift and because of the condominium → Böttingen stand in Burgau
62. Sölden , rulership in Breisgau
63. Sonnenberg , rule in the county of Bludenz in Vorarlberg
64. Sonnenberg , Zeitgericht in the Grafschaft Feldkirch in Vorarlberg
65. Soppe , dairy in Sundgau
66. Spaichingen , Obervogteiamt for Oberhohenberg
67. Speidel, knighthood of Breisgau
68. Speth, imperial knight and because of the rule → Untermarchtal stand in Swabian Austria
69. Sponeck , imperial knight and because of the rule → Leinstetten stand in Swabian Austria
70. Stadion-Thannhausen , Graf and because of the rule → Thannhausen stand in Burgau
71. Stadion-Warthausen , Graf and because of the dominions → Warthausen and → Emerkingen stand in Swabian Austria as well as a member of the Breisgau knighthood as a personalist
72. Stain vom Rechtenstein , Freiherr and because of the rule owned jointly with the Imperial Abbey of Kaisheim → Niederstotzingen stand in Burgau
73. Staufen , rule in Breisgau
74. Stauffenberg , Reichsritter and because of the office → Eberstall stand in Burgau
75. Stegen , rulership in Breisgau
76. Steißlingen , rule in Nellenburg
77. Sternbach , Freiherr and because of the counties → Bludenz and → Sonnenberg registrar in Vorarlberg
78. Stetten am kalten Markt , clerical superior bailiff in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Hohenberg sovereignty
79. Stockach , Oberamt für Nellenburg
80. Stockach , town in Nellenburg
81. Stoffenried , Nursing Office in Burgau
82. Stotzingen , imperial knight and because of the rule → Wiech's status in Swabian Austria as well as a member of the Breisgau knighthood as a personalist
83. Stürtzel von Buchheim , knighthood of Breisgau
84. Sulzberg , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
85. Sundgau , Landvogtei
86. Syrgenstein , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood owned by the Syrg von Syrgenstein under the sovereignty of the Counts of Bregenz in Vorarlberg

T

1. Tannberg , court in the county of Bregenz in Vorarlberg
2. Tengen , prince county under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
3. Tennenbach , abbot and prelate in Breisgau
4. Tettnang , town and rule in the county of Montfort
5. Tettnang , Landwaibelamt in the county of Montfort
6. Tettnang , Oberamt for the County of Montfort
7. Thann , city, rule and bailiwick in Sundgau
8. Thannhausen , rule in Burgau
9. Thierenbach , monastery in Sundgau
10. Thurn und Taxis , Prince and because of the rule → Bussen stand in Swabian Austria
11. Thurn, Valsassina and Taxis , Count and because of the rule owned together with Freiherr von Freyberg → Wäschenbeuren stand in Swabian Austria
12. Todtmoos , rule in the Black Forest
13. Todtnau , Talvogtei in the Black Forest
14. Tomerdingen , Nursing Office in Burgau
15. Traubach , dairy and Propstei in Sundgau
16. Triberg , city and cameraman in Breisgau
17. Trois-Épis , monastery in Sundgau
18. Turckheim , city of the Decapolis under the Landvogtei in Alsace

U

1. Überlingen , Commander of the Order of St. John and because of the rule → Hoppetenzell stood in Swabian Austria
2. Überreiter Office , Office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
3. Ulm , commander of the Teutonic Knight Order and because of the rule owned together with the commander Altshausen, Freiherr von Imhoff zu Wasserburg and Freiherr von Volmar → Deffingen stand in Burgau
4. Ulm zu Erbach , because of the rule → Erbach stand in Burgau, because of the rule → Werenwag and → Kallenberg as well as the places → Oberndorf and Poltringen stand in Hohenberg as well as a member of the Breisgauische knighthood as a personalist
5. Umkirch , rulership in Breisgau
6. Ummendorf , Nursing Office in the Landvogtei Swabia
7. Unteralpfen , civil rule in the Black Forest
8. Unterknöringen , rule in Swabian Austria
9. Untermarchtal , rulership in the Swabian circle of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
10. Untersulmetingen , place in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
11. Origining , monastery in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia and because of the location → Hausen ob Allmendingen, it was in Burgau

V

1. Veringen , imperial county under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
2. Villé , rule in the Landgraviate of Upper Alsace
3. Villingen , city in Breisgau
4. Vogt of Altensumerau and Prasberg , knighthood of Breisgau
5. Vöhlin von Frickenhausen , imperial knight and because of the rule → Neuburg was in Swabian Austria
6. Volmar, imperial knight and because of the rule → Rieden stand in Swabian Austria as well as because of the rule owned together with the Teutonic Order Ulm and Altshausen as well as Baron von Imhoff zu Wasserburg → Deffingen registrar in Burgau
7. Vorarlberg , country

W.

1. Wachendorf , rulership in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
2. Guardian , baron and because of the rule → Hirrlingen registrar in Niederhohenberg
3. Wagensteig , Vogtei im Breisgau
4. Wagner von Frommenhausen , because of the rule → Frommenhausen landlord in Niederhohenberg
5. Forest , rule in Burgau
6. Forest , monastery in Nellenburg
7. Waldburg-Wolfegg-Waldsee , Truchsess and because of the court → Reute stand in Swabian Austria
8. Waldburg-Zeil-Wurzach , Truchsess and because of the rule → Marstetten stand in Swabian Austria
9. Waldburg-Zeil-Zeil and Trauchburg , Prince Truchsess and because of the rule → rooms under the castle Stand in Hohenberg
10. Waldkirch , city in Breisgau
11. Waldkirch , provost of the canons and prelate in Breisgau
12. Waldsee , Donaustadt in the Lower Bailiwick of Swabia
13. Waldsee , pen under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
14. Waldshut , Waldstadt im Breisgau
15. Waldshut , Waldvogteiamt in the Black Forest
16. Waldstadt → Laufenburg, → Rheinfelden, → Säckingen, → Waldshut
17. Wangen , imperial city and Malstatt (place of jurisdiction) of the Free Regional Court in Upper Swabia
18. Warthausen , rule under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
19. Wäschenbeuren , rule in Swabian Austria
20. Wasserburg , dominion in the county of Montfort
21. Wehr , rule in Breisgau
22. Wehrstein , rule in the Swabian Empire under Hohenberg sovereignty
23. Hamlet → Villé
24. Weingarten , imperial abbot and because of the rule → Brochenzell stand in Swabian Austria
25. Weißenau , imperial monastery and clergyman vassal in Swabian Austria
26. Weißenhorn , town in Burgau and imperial county under Burgau sovereignty
27. Go on , rule in Swabian Austria
28. Welden , rule in the Swabian district of the imperial knighthood under Burgau sovereignty
29. Welden , imperial knight and because of the maintenance department → Laupheim stand in Swabian Austria
30. Wellendingen , rule in Swabian Austria
31. Welsperg , because of the rule → Langenstein Countess vassal in Swabian Austria as well as a member of the Breisgau knighthood as a personalist
32. Wengen zu Ulm , Stift and because of the place → Wollmetshofen stand in Burgau
33. Werdenstein , because of the rule → Dellmensingen civil registry lord in Burgau
34. Werenwag , rule in Oberhohenberg
35. Wessenberg , knighthood from Breisgau and registrar in Sundgau
36. Westernach , imperial knight and because of the rule → Kronburg baron vassal in Swabian Austria
37. Wettenhausen , imperial abbot and because of the bailiwick → Burgau clergyman vassal in Burgau
38. Wiblingen , imperial abbey and because of the rule → Bühl stand in Burgau
39. Wiechs , rule in Swabian Austria
40. Wiesneck , rule in Breisgau
41. Wildtal , rulership in Breisgau
42. Windschläg , rulership in the Ortenau
43. Winnweiler , Oberamt for the Imperial County of Falkenstein
44. Winterbach, manor in Breisgau
45. Winter sensations, camera location in Nellenburg
46. Winterstettendorf , place under Swabian-Austrian sovereignty
47. Wissembourg , city of the Decapolis under the Bailiwick in Alsace
48. Wittenbach, knighthood of Breisgau
49. Wittnau , rulership in Breisgau
50. Wolketsweiler , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
51. Wollmetshofen , place in Burgau
52. Wolpadingen , Vogtei in the Black Forest
53. Wolschwiller , dairy in Sundgau
54. Wonnental , abbess and prelate in Breisgau
55. Worndorf , rule in Swabian Austria
56. Wullenstetten , rule under Burgau sovereignty
57. Württemberg , Herzog and associated with Swabian Austria because of several condominiums

Z

1. Zarten , Vogtei im Breisgau
2. Ten cities → Dekapolis
3. Zell , rule in Breisgau
4. Zell-Weierbach , staff in the Ortenau
5. Rooms under the castle , rule in Hohenberg
6. Zizenhausen , rulership in Nellenburg
7. Zogenweiler , office in the Upper Bailiwick of Swabia
8. Zoznegg , Oberamt in Nellenburg
9. Zunsweier , after dish in the Ortenau
10. Zu Rhein , registrar in Sundgau and as a personalist member of the Breisgau knighthood
11. Zusmarshausen , place under Burgau sovereignty
12. Zweyer von Evenbach, knighthood of Breisgau
13. Zwiefalten , imperial abbot and clergyman vassal in Swabian Austria

See also

• Authorities in Upper Austria
• The Habsburgs in Alsace

literature

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ The granddaughter of the Türkenlouis received the Riegeler Schloss in 1765 and part of the Lichteneck lordship with Forchheim and Schelingen as the territorial lordship of Princess Elisabeth of Baden-Baden, and in 1789 to Prince von Schwarzenberg.
2. ↑ The rule Balgheim headed to the Swabian Empire, 1792 to Truchsess von Waldburg-Zeil-Zeil and Trauchburg.
3. ↑ Bierstetten became Austrian in 1299 and initially formed the Bierstetten office with Saulgau, which Truchseß Karl von Waldburg lent to the barons of Zimmer in 1588 and which came to Königsegg through inheritance in 1601. The office was represented at the state parliaments of Swabian Austria in Ehingen. In 1746 this office was left to the Schussenried Abbey and enlarged in 1750 by Allmannsweiler and Renhardsweiler. In the treaty of 1788, Buchau Abbey received their official part from the Königsegg-Aulendorf.
4. ^ Abbey of Söflingen and Kaplanei Klingenstein were both part of Upper Austria and registered for Böttingen in the Imperial Knighthood, Swabian Knight Circle, Canton on the Danube. Until 1825, the hamlet of Böttingen belonged to Tomerdingen in terms of the church, but administratively to the German Order Office of Bollingen. The manorial rule was shared by the Teutonic Order, the Klingenstein chaplain and the Söflingen Poor Clare Monastery.
5. ↑ The Breisgau estates consisted of the three curiae of the prelate, the knighthood and the third estate of the cities and regions. The estates granted new taxes as the most important right, and national defense was their foremost task. The state sovereignty over the property of the Breisgau estates in Freiburg belonged to the Landgraviate of Breisgau. A large part of the Breisgau was not administered directly by the Upper Austrian government, but by the heads of the abbeys and founders and, in particular, the local nobility.
6. ↑ The third estate, that of the countryside and towns, had 27 members in the 16th century, 14 of them from Alsace. After the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, the estate still comprised 13 cities and six dominions. As a rule, the cities sent a mayor and the city clerk as deputies, the Landscapes two mayors or one of them issued a “letter of violence” from the camera.
7. ↑ The prelate class was considered the most distinguished; it represented the Grand Prior of the Order of St. John, the Prince Abbot of St. Blasien, the abbots and abbesses and the Commander of the Teutonic Order in front of Austria. The board of directors of the prelate class was headed by the Grand Prior of the Order of St. John in Heitersheim until 1648. As early as 1612, the priors made attempts to shake off Austrian sovereignty and no longer appeared in the Upper Austrian provincial parliaments since 1626, and finally since 1649. The presidium passed to the abbot of St. Blasien, who initially acted as a representative of Heitersheim, and from 1666 on as president of the prelate class.
8. ↑ In terms of number, the knightly class was the largest of the three Upper Austrian classes. The country people sheet of 1468 names 241 names, 172 for Alsace, 69 for Breisgau. The matriculation of 1628 still lists 170 members contributing to the knighthood. With the cession of Alsace, the knighthood lost a significant part of its class members. However, with a generous enrollment practice, she kept herself open to newcomers. In the 16th and early 17th centuries, in particular, it was supplemented by bourgeoisie who had achieved advancement through wealth, education as lawyers and doctors, or in the prince's administrative service. Likewise, important imperial officials were committed by enrolling.
9. ↑ The margraviate, consisting of numerous scattered villages in the area of ​​Burgau and Günzburg, became part of the Habsburgs in 1303, but was very often pledged.
10. ↑ Deffingen was jointly owned by the Kommende Ulm and Altshausen of the Teutonic Knight Order, Baron von Imhoff zu Wasserburg and Baron von Volmar under Burgau sovereignty
11. ↑ The directorate town of Ehingen was the seat of the office for Swabian Austria and was also one of the four directorate offices of Ehingen, Rottenburg, Radolfzell, Munderkingen. Ehingen was also the seat of the cantonal chancellery of the canton on the Danube of the Swabian knight circle of the imperial knighthood; the canton was the issuing canton of the Swabian knight circle.
12. ↑ The important imperial princes, counts and lords, but also monasteries and cities, were represented in the state parliaments of Swabian Austria because they held Habsburg fiefs. Often the ownership of a single village was enough to have a seat and vote in Ehingen. The first state parliament of Swabian Austria took place in Mengen in 1541. The place of assembly changed initially, from 1648 it was Ehingen.
13. ↑ Einsingen was jointly organized by the Ursprung, Wiblingen and Söflingen abbeys, the Ulm Church Foundation, the Ulm Order of the Teutonic Order, Count Schenk von Castell and the community of Einsingen itself. All rulers exercised high and low jurisdiction and alternately led the staff.
14. ↑ The County of Falkenstein has belonged to Lorraine since 1667, and came to Austria in 1745 with Franz Stephan, the husband of Maria Theresa. Falkenstein in the Peace of Lunéville 1801 to France.
15. ↑ The Federsee was the condominium of the three maritime authorities Abbey Marchtal, Count von Stadion-Warthausen, imperial city Buchau.
16. ↑ The landgrave-Nellenburg sovereign rights acquired with the county of Tengen remained controversial. In the 18th century, the sovereignty dispute (compromise district) was decided in such a way that Biesendorf, Bargen, Mauenheim, Stetten, Schopfloch (Hof, zu Engen), Kriegertal, Altdorf (village, zu Engen) and Zimmerholz were under Fürstenberg sovereignty, while Riedöschingen, Leipferdingen , Tengen-Dorf, Talheim, Uttenhofen, Nordhalden and Kommingen remained under Nellenburg sovereignty. The Nellenburg rights were claimed and partially exercised by the rule Blumenfeld.
17. ↑ The abbess of Günterstal was, as mistress of Günterstal, a member of the knightly class of the Breisgau estates
18. ↑ Originally, the Grand Prior of the Order of St. John in Germany, as the owner of the Kommende Heitersheim, of the Principality of Heitersheim, took pride of place among the clergy in front of Austria. In 1548 he received the rank of prince with a seat and vote on the clerical bench of the Imperial Council of Princes (# 59) and the Upper Rhine Imperial Circle. From 1468 to 1612 he was president of the prelate class in Breisgau. This was followed by a long-term legal dispute with Austria over the issue of whether the principality was directly imperial - this was already inferred from membership in the Upper Rhine instead of the Austrian imperial circle - or whether it was land-based; even a comparison in 1630 did not pacify the situation. It was not until 1778 that the Grand Prior recognized Austrian territorial sovereignty and - albeit unsuccessfully - demanded back the presidency of the prelate of St. Blasien, which it had exercised since 1666.
19. ↑ Originally belonging to the Counts of Berg, the town of Heufelden was distributed among five gentlemen through purchases and foundations: the University of Freiburg, the parish of Ehingen, the city and hospital of Ehingen, the Abbeys Salmannsweiler, Söflingen and Urspring, the community itself and Count Schenk von Castell, who all exercised lower jurisdiction until 1806 under Austrian sovereignty and the high authorities of the Ehingen rule.
20. ↑ Rudolf III., The last Hohenberg count of the Rottenburg main line, found himself in severe economic hardship, due to an elaborate court keeping and various inheritance divisions, whereby severance payments had to be paid in each case. Therefore, on October 26, 1381, he sold the County of Hohenberg for 66,000 florins to Duke Leopold III. of Austria, to whom the county appeared to be a good starting point for his Swabian policy.
21. ↑ Hohenems was represented in the Swabian Imperial Counts College, owned by Austria since 1765.
22. ↑ Grafschaft Hohengeroldseck was under fiefdom of Austria from 1504, but still represented in the Swabian Imperial Counts College. Schutterwald and Zunsweier were a condominium with Landvogtei Ortenau, court Griesheim, after court Zunsweier. Schutterwald was also enrolled in the imperial knighthood, Swabian knight circle, canton district of Ortenau as part of the rule of Binzburg owned by Baron von Erthal.
23. ↑ The Imperial Knights of Hornstein were barons with their ancestral seat Burg Hornstein, named since 1244 and divided into the Hornstein-Binningen lines in 1686 (enrolled in the canton in Hegau, Allgäu and Lake Constance 1579–1623 because of Hohenstoffeln, acquired by Werner von Reischach), Hornstein -Göffingen (enrolled in the canton on the Danube because of Göffingen and Grüningen), Hornstein-Weiterdingen (enrolled in the canton in Hegau, Allgäu and on Lake Constance for Vorderstoffeln, castle and village of Weiterdingen)
24. ↑ The Jesuit master of Freiburg im Breisgau, as Lord von Merzhausen, was a member of the knighthood of the Breisgau estates. Merzhausen was sold by Schnewlin zu Bollschweil to the Jesuits in 1635, and in 1776 after Maria Theresa repealed the Jesuit order, the rulership reverted to Baron von Bollschweil.
25. ↑ After the defeat of the Protestants in the Schmalkaldic War, Konstanz lost its status as a Free City in 1548, was incorporated into the Habsburg Front Austria through a gift from the Emperor to his brother Ferdinand and was re-Catholicized in the course of the Counter-Reformation. The city served the Habsburgs as a bulwark against further expansion of the Confederation to the north.
26. ↑ The County of Montfort was represented in the Swabian Imperial Counts College, owned by Austria since 1780, making Austria a part of the Swabian Empire.
27. ↑ The Landgraviate, located northwest of Lake Constance, did not form a closed territory geographically or legally, but was an important pillar between the Upper Rhine and Vorarlberg. As early as 1356, Count Heinrich von Nellenburg placed himself under the protection of Austria, and Hans von Tengen, Baron von Eglisau, finally sold his property on April 23, 1465 for 37 905 gulden to Archduke Sigmund of Austria.
28. ↑ The office of the cantonal district of Ortenau of the Swabian knight circle was located in Kehl, since 1790 in Offenburg.
29. ↑ The Landvogtei Ortenau was Austrian since 1550, finally 1771, 1701–1771 Baden-Baden. The seat of the bailiff was the imperial city of Offenburg, which was represented on the Swabian city bank.
30. ↑ Despite imperial immediacy and county council in the Swabian imperial circle, Ottobeuren was not represented in any committee.
31. ↑ Radolfzell was the directorial town for Nellenburg and the seat of the cantonal chancellery for the Hegau of the Swabian knight circle of the imperial knighthood. The canton in Hegau, Allgäu and on Lake Constance of the Swabian knight circle split into the districts of Allgäu-Bodensee with a law firm in Wangen and Hegau with a law firm in Radolfzell.
32. ↑ After the death of Johann Malterer in 1360, his wife Gisela von Kaysersberg, who survived him for 21 years in Freiburg, received the rule of Riegel with the castle as a Wittum or widow's estate. Before her death in 1381, the widow bequeathed the rule of Riegel with the castle to her eleven grandchildren - six sons and a daughter of the knight Johann von Blumeneck († 1383), who was then married to Margarete Malterer, a daughter of Johann and Gisela Malterer the four daughters of their son Martin Malterer, who was killed in the battle of Sempach in 1386 - in equal parts and thus established the local rule that existed until 1812. For centuries, the local proportions were calculated based on these eleven grandchildren and were called eleventh. Since these could be inherited, sold, given away and shared, there was a huge shift in the shares over time, and the various noble families from Breisgau and Alsace became joint owners in Riegel. At the end of the Old Empire, the Prince of Schwarzenberg owned 5 3/4 eleven or 22/42 (= 52.38%), the Abbot of Ettenheimmünster 2 7/8 eleven or 11/42 (= 26.19%) and the Graf von Sickingen 2 3/8 eleventh or 9/42 (= 21.43%).
33. ↑ Ringingen was at times divided between ten gentlemen and was a so-called free spot. At the end of the Old Kingdom, Ringingen belonged to Freiherr von Freyberg (enrolled in the Imperial Knighthood, Swabian Knight Circle, Canton on the Danube), the Imperial City of Ulm and the Duchy of Württemberg.
34. ↑ The prince abbot of St. Blasien took over the place of honor in the clergy after the retirement of the Johannitermeister. As Count von Bonndorf, from 1662 he was also Imperial Prince with a seat in the Swabian Imperial Counts College. In 1746, the emperor elevated the abbot to the rank of imperial prince. From 1666 to 1805 he was President of the Prelate, since 1778 challenged in this position by the Grand Prior of the Order of St. John.
35. ↑ The Schomburg rule was registered as a possession of Austria-Tettnang in the Imperial Knighthood, Swabian Knight Circle, Canton in Hegau, Allgäu and on Lake Constance.
36. ↑ With the inclusion of the Schuttern Imperial Abbey, traditionally part of the Ortenau, in its prelate status, Front Austria reached beyond the borders of the Breisgau. Like Ettenheimmünster, Schuttern belonged to the diocese of Strasbourg, while all other prelates were subordinate to the diocese of Constance.
37. ^ Geographically and legally very fragmented, the Landvogtei Schwaben, located north of Lake Constance, came in 1379 as a pledge to Duke Leopold III. of Austria, fell back to the empire shortly afterwards, but on April 24th 1486 it finally belonged to Habsburg again. The Landvogtei was continuously pledged until 1541, but was an excellent link between Vorarlberg and the Upper Swabian region.
38. ↑ In the county of Sigmaringen a distinction was made between the immediacy-Hohenzollern and the mediat-Hohenzollern landscape. Austria claimed tax sovereignty over the area of ​​the mediaten landscape, but this was exercised by the Swabian Empire.
39. ↑ The rule Singen and Mägdeberg had been largely excluded from the Stockach Oberamt since 1774.
40. ↑ Tengen was an Austrian estate, at the same time the estate of the Swabian Imperial Circle and represented in the Imperial Council of Princes.
41. ↑ In 1774 1/3 of Unterknöringen including the sovereignty of Brandenburg-Ansbach was ceded to Austria via the vassal Freiherr von Freyberg.
42. ^ Reign Feldkirch 1375, reign Bregenz 1451 and 1523, reign Hohenegg 1451, other places acquired by Austria until 1570. In 1782 the Vorarlberg rulers were defeated in Tyrol and thus in Upper Austria.
43. ↑ In 1789, Baron von Wächter, the Danish envoy in Stuttgart, acquired the Hirrlingen estate from Count von Attems in order to sell it on to the King of Denmark in 1804.
44. ^ The imperial city of Wangen was the seat of the cantonal chancellery for Allgäu-Bodensee of the Swabian knightly circle of the imperial knighthood. The canton in Hegau, Allgäu and on Lake Constance of the Swabian knight circle split into the districts of Allgäu-Bodensee with a law firm in Wangen and Hegau with a law firm in Radolfzell.
45. ↑ Wiblingen Abbey was not a district member of the Swabian Empire. Bailiwick Austrian since 1700.
46. ↑ Windschläg was given to Baron von Neveu in 1656–1805 and left the Landvogtei Ortenau.