Mediatised houses are those families that occupied sovereign territories within the Holy Roman Empire and its successor states in what is now modern Germany and Austria.
The Mediatised Houses are the noble families of Germany which lost their immediacy during the Mediatisation which began in 1806.
Those houses which were mediatised became known as the "Mediatised Houses". Compare the list of Mediatised States with the Mediatised Houses. List of ...
Nov 16, 2020 · Mediatised Houses of the Empire and Equality of Rights for the Higher Nobility of Germany. On the dissolution of the Empire the 6th of August ...
Mar 13, 2008 · The family is not listed in the second part of the Almanach de Gotha, (which contains the mediatised houses), but only in the 3rd part, ...
... mediatised Houses of Germany and are styled Illustrious Counts. Son of Major General John Bentinck and Lady Jemima de Reede-Ginkel, daughter of 5th Earl of ...
[20] These Orders were created as Dynastic Orders by princely houses, which later became "mediatised" houses (and were not present at the Congress of Vienna).
If the mediatised houses were deemed worthy of allying themselves to ruling families, the same did not apply to other families of princes, dukes or counts ...
... constitute the Hochadel (German for 'high nobility') and is one of the mediatised houses of the Holy Roman Empire. Image. 2:13 PM · Nov 19, 2023. ·. 432.