List of states in the Holy Roman Empire (E)
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This is a list of states in the Holy Roman Empire beginning with the letter E:
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Name |
Type |
Circle |
Bench |
Formed |
Notes |
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 East FrisiaEast Friesland Prince and Lord of East Frisia, Lord of Esens, Stadesdorf and Wittmund |
1465: County 1654: HRE Prince 1662: Principality |
Low Rhen | 1667: HRE Council of Princes 1744: Inherited by Prussia 1807: Ceded to France 1807: Incorporated into Kingdom of Holland 1810: French occupation 1813: Russian occupation 1813: To Prussia 1815: To Hanover | ||
 Eberstein |
1196: County | Swab | 1574: Partitioned from Neu-Eberstein | 1085: 1st mention of Eberstein 1196: 1st use of "Count of Eberstein" 1387: Portion of Eberstein went to the Margraves of Baden 1660: Line of counts extinct; divided between Baden, Speyer and Württemberg | |
 Echternach |
Abbacy | 698: Echternach was built 859-871: Possessed by secular canons from Trier 1236: Granted city charter 1797: Abbey suppressed; monks dispersed | |||
 EdelstettenHRE Prince Esterházy of Galántha, Princely Count of Edelstetten, Count of Forchtenstein |
Lordship 1804: HRE Princely County |
1804: To Princes Esterházy of Galántha | |||
 EggenbergHRE Prince of Eggenberg, Duke of Krummau, Princely Count of Gradisca, Count of Adelsberg, Lord of Aquileja |
Principality | Aust | PR | 1647: Acquired Gradisca 1653: HRE Council of Princes |
1717: Extinct |
 Eglingen |
Lordship | Swab | To Counts of Gravenegg 1723: To Thurn und Taxis | ||
 Eglofs (Egloff) |
Lordship County |
Swab | To Abensberg-Traun To Windisch-Gratz | ||
 Ehrenburg |
Lordship | ||||
| Ehrenfels | Lordship | 1500: Bavarian Circle | |||
 EichstättEichstatt Eichstadt |
741:Bishopric 908-1802: Imperial Prince-Bishopric |
Franc | EC | 908 | 1500: Franconian Circle 1793: Council of Princes 1802: Annexed by Bavaria 1803: Annexed to Salzburg |
 Eilenburg |
County | 976 | 1017: Annexed to Meißen | ||
 Einsiedeln |
Abbacy 965: Prince-Abbot 1274: HRE Principality |
1798: Annexed to Confederatio Helvetica | |||
| Elchingen |
1128: Abbacy | Swab | 1128: Abbey founded by Counts of Dillingen 1793: Council of Princes 1802: Dissolved and secularized 1803: Annexed to Bavaria | ||
 Elbing (Elbląg) |
Imperial Free City | 1454: To Poland | |||
 Ellwangen |
Abbacy 1460: Provostry 1215: Imperial Prince-Provostry 1460: "College of Secular Canons" |
Swab | 1011 | 1793: Council of Princes 1803: Secularized and annexed to Prussia | |
| Elten |
Abbacy | ||||
 Eltz |
Lordship | ||||
 Engadin and Winterthur |
Lordship | 950: Partitioned from Cläven | 1095: Extinct | ||
 Engelberg |
1124: Priory 1128: Abbacy |
1124 | 1425: Associated member of Swiss Confederation 1798: Annexed to Helvetica To Nidwalden 1815: To Obwalden | ||
 Enzberg |
Lordship | ||||
 Eppstein |
1505: HRE County | 1172 | c1100: Eppstein built as an imperial castle 1114: 1st mention of Eppstein 13th century: Inherited 1/2 of County of Wied and Lordship of Kleeberg 14th century: Acquired 1/2 of Lordship of Breuberg and Trimberg 15th century: Acquired 1/2 of Lordship of Falkenstein and 1/2 of County of Diez 1425: Sold Steinheim for 38,000 guldens to Mainz 1433: Partitioned into Eppstein-Königstein (extinct 1535) and Eppstein-Münzenberg (extinct 1522) | ||
 Eppstein-Königstein |
County | 1391: Partitioned from Eppstein | 1535: Annexed to Stolberg | ||
.png){kind=small} Eppstein-Münzenberg |
County | 1391: Partitioned from Eppstein | 1522: Annexed to Eppstein-Königstein | ||
.svg.png){kind=small} ErbachHRE Count of Erbach, Lord of Breuberg & Wildenstein |
Lordship 1532: HRE County |
Franc | 1213 | 1532: Imperial estate 1717: Division into Erbach-Furstenau, Erbach-Erbach and Erbach-Schonberg 1500: Franconian Circle 1806: Mediatised | |
 Erbach-Breuburg |
1532: HRE County | 1647: Partitioned from Erbach | 1653: Annexed to Erbach-Erbach | ||
| Erbach-Erbach |
1532: HRE County | 1647: Partitioned from Erbach 1818: Inherited County of Wartenberg-Roth |
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 Erbach-Fürstenau |
1532: HRE County | 1647: Partitioned from Erbach | |||
| Erbach-Schonberg | 1532: HRE County | 1903: Granted title of Prince | |||
.svg.png){kind=small} Erbach-Wildenstein |
1532: HRE County | 1647: Partitioned from Erbach | 1669: Annexed to Erbach-Erbach | ||
 Ermland (Warmia) |
1251: Sovereign HRE Principality | 1243: Hochstift 1454: To Poland as part of Royal Prussia 1466: Directly under the Polish Crown 1772: Abolished at Prussian annexation | |||
 Essen |
c850: Abbacy 1661: HRE Princess-Abbacy |
Low Rhen | 1041 | 874/947: Imperial immediate status 1228: Abbess called HRE Princess 1793: Council of Princes 1802: Annexed to Prussia 1806: Joint condominium of Prussia and Berg 1806 Annexed to Berg 1815: To Prussia | |
 Esslingen am Neckar |
Imperial City | Swab | SW | c1250 | 1803: Annexed to Württemberg |
| Esterau |
Lordship | 1643: To County of Holzapfel | |||
| Esterházy von Galántha |
Principality | Bav | PR | 1804: Purchased Edelstetten from Ligne (College of Princes) | |
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