List of states in the Holy Roman Empire (W)

List of states in the Holy Roman Empire
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This is a list of states in the Holy Roman Empire beginning with the letter W:

Name	Type	Circle	Bench	Formed	Notes
Waadt	Lordship
Wädenswil	Lordship
Wain	Lordship
Waldbott von Bassenheim	1720: HRE County	Upp Rhen	WF		1554: Division into Bassenheim, Bornheim and Gudenau lines
Waldburg HRE Prince of Waldburg at Wolfegg & Waldsee	1628: HRE County	Swab	SW	12th Century	1183: 1st line of Counts of Waldburg died out 1424: Partitioned into Waldburg-Sonnenberg, Waldburg-Trauchburg and Waldburg-Wolfegg-Zeil
Waldburg-Capustigall	1686: HRE County			1504	1504: Partitioned from Waldburg-Trauchburg 1745: Annexed to Prussia
Waldburg-Friedburg-Scheer				1612	1612: Partitioned from Waldburg-Trauchburg 1717: Annexed to Waldburg-Trauchburg
Waldburg-Scheer				1717	1717: Partitioned from Waldburg-Trauchburg 1764: Annexed to Waldburg-Trauchburg
Waldburg-Sonnenberg				1424	1424: Partitioned from Waldburg 1511: Annexed to Austria
Waldburg-Trauchburg				1424	1424: Partitioned from Waldburg 1504: Division into Waldburg-Trauchburg and Waldburg-Capustigal 1612: Division into Waldburg-Trauchburg and Waldburg-Friedburg-Scheer 1717: Division into Waldburg-Trauchburg and Waldburg-Scheer 1772: Annexed to Waldburg-Zeil
Waldburg-Waldburg	County			1589	1589: Partitioned from Waldburg-Wolfegg-Zeil 1600: Divided between Waldburg-Wolfegg and Waldburg-Zeil
Waldburg-Waldsee	1667: County 1803: Principality			1667	1667: Partitioned from Waldburg-Wolfegg
Waldburg-Wolfegg HRE Count of Wolfegg, Baron of[auf] Waldburg, Lord zu Waldsee, Zeil, Wurzach & Marstetten, Kisslegg, Waltershofen, Röthsee, Prassberg & Leypolz	County			1589	1589: Partitioned from Waldburg-Wolfegg-Zeil 1667: Partitioned into Waldburg-Wolfegg and Waldburg-Waldsee 1798: Annexed to Waldburg-Waldsee
Waldburg-Wolfegg-Waldsee	1803: HRE Prince
Waldburg-Wolfegg-Zeil	County			1424	1424: Partitioned from Waldburg 1589: Partitioned into Waldburg-Waldburg, Waldburg-Wolfegg and Waldburg-Zeil
Waldburg-Wurzach	1674: HRE County 1803: HRE Principality			1674	1674: Partitioned from Waldburg-Zeil
Waldburg-Zeil	1589: County 1803: HRE Principality			1589	1589: Partitioned from Waldburg-Wolfegg-Zeil 1674: Partitioned into itself and Waldburg-Wurzach
Waldburg-Zeil-Trauchburg	1803: HRE Principality
Waldeck Prince of Waldeck & Pyrmont, Count of Rappolstein, Lord of Hohenack & Geroldseck am Wasgau	1180: County 1349: Imperial County 1682: HRE Prince 1712: Imperial Principality	Upp Rhen - Fürstentum Waldeck und Pyrmont.png		1137	Underwent several partitions Partitioned into Waldeck-Eisenberg and Waldeck-Wildungen 1625: Waldeck acquired Principality of Pyrmont by succession
Waldeck-Eisenberg	Principality				1674/1686: HRE Council of Princes (extinct 1714)
Waldeck-Pyrmont	County 1712: Principality			1706	1807: Principality of Waldeck-Pyrmont became autonomous 1868: Became part of Prussia but remained de facto autonomous until 1918
Waldsassen	HRE Abbey			1147	1128–32: Founded 1803: Secularised to Bavaria
Walkenried	Abbacy	Upp Sax
Wallhausen	Lordship
Wallis	Prince-Bishopric of Wallis				999: Bequeathed by King of Burgundy to Bishops of Sion 1798: French occupation 1802: Independent state 1810: French occupation Joined Swiss Confederation
Wallmoden					Acquired Neustadt and Gimborn
Wangen im Allgäu	Imperial City	Swab	SW	c1250	1803: Mediatized to Bavaria 1810: Annexed to Württemberg
Warburg	Imperial City	Low Rhen	RH		Held by Bp. of Paderborn 1622: Annexed to Braunschweig 1802: Annexed to Prussia 1807: Annexed to Kingdom of Westphalia 1815: Annexed to Prussia
Warmia/Ermland	1243: Bishopric 1356: HRE Prince-Bishopric				1772: To Prussia
Wartau	Lordship
Wartenberg HRE Count of Wartenberg-Roth	1699: HRE County	Upp Rhen			1806: Annexed to Westphalia 1814: Annexed to Prussia
Wasserburg	HRE Lordship
Weida	Advocacy (Vogtei)	n/a	n/a	1122: First mentioned	1206: Title of "vogt" confirmed 1209: Partitioned into itself, Plauen and Gera and Greiz and Reichenbach 1421: Weida sold to Meissen 1454: Acquired Wildenfels 1531: Extinct; to Saxony
Weil der Stadt	Imperial Free City	Swab	SW	c1250	1803: Mediatized to Württemberg
Weimar	County	n/a	n/a	949: First mentioned	1062: Inherited by Orlamünde; renamed to Weimar-Orlamünde
Weimar-Orlamünde	County	n/a	n/a	1062: Weimar and Orlamünde united	1112: Extinct; succession war between Andechs-Meran and the Rhenish Palatinate 1121: To Siegfried II, pretender to the Rhenish Palatinate, who took the name Weimar-Orlamünde 1140: Extinct; to Brandenburg
Weimar-Orlamünde	County	n/a	n/a	1170: Partitioned from Brandenburg	1265: Partitioned into Weimar-Orlamünde-Orlamünde and Weimar-Orlamünde-Weimar
Weimar-Orlamünde-Gräfenthal	County	n/a	n/a	1295: Partitioned from Weimar-Orlamünde-Orlamünde	1406: Partitioned into Weimar-Orlamünde-Lichtenberg, itself and Weimar-Orlamünde-Lauenstein 1426: Sold Gräfenthal to Saxony 1460: Extinct
Weimar-Orlamünde-Lauenstein	County	n/a	n/a	1406: Partitioned from Weimar-Lauenstein	1427: Lauenstein to Brandenburg 1486: Extinct; Schauenforst to Reuss von Plauen
Weimar-Orlamünde-Lichtenberg	County	n/a	n/a	1406: Partitioned from Weimar-Orlamünde-Lauenstein	1427: Lichtenberg to Waldenfels 1445: Magdala to Saxony 1447: Extinct
Weimar-Orlamünde-Orlamünde	County	n/a	n/a	1265: Partitioned from Weimar-Orlamünde	1295: Partitioned into itself and Weimar-Orlamünde-Gräfenthal 1344: Orlamünde sold to Meissen 1346: Made fief of Meissen 1411: Extinct; to Meissen
Weimar-Orlamünde-Plassenburg	County	n/a	n/a	1285: Partitioned from Weimar-Orlamünde-Weimar	1340: Extinct; to the Burgraviate of Nuremberg
Weimar-Orlamünde-Weimar	County	n/a	n/a	1265: Partitioned from Weimar-Orlamünde	1285: Partitioned into itself and Weimar-Orlamünde-Plassenburg 1312: Acquired Wiehe 1321: Partitioned into itself and Weimar-Wiehe 1346: Made fief of Meissen 1365: Extinct; permanently attached to Meissen
Weimar-Orlamünde-Wiehe	County	n/a	n/a	1321: Partitioned from Weimar-Weimar	1346: Made fief of Meissen 1367: To Brunswick 1372: Extinct
Weingarten Abbot of Weingarten	1053: Abbey 1268: HRE Abbot 1274: HRE Abbey	Swab		1274	1268: Abbots under Austrian protection 1793: Council of Princes 1803: Secularized to Nassau-Orange 1806: To Wurttemberg Area: 306 km²
Weinsberg	Lordship				c1000: Weinsberg castle founded as an Imperial fortress c1200: Weinsberg town proper founded 1241: 1st mention of Weinsberg c1283: Weinsberg chartered as a town. 1/2 of town had status of an Imperial city, the other was in the possession of the Lords of Weinsberg residing in the castle. 1417: Weinsberg lost its partial status of an Imperial city Weinsberg joined the Weinsberg Union of 33 Imperial cities 1430: Emperor Sigismund confirmed status of Weinsberg as an undivided Imperial city 1440: Annexed to the Palatinate<1450>Weinsberg castle bought by the Palatinate Duke Ulrich of Wurttemberg conquered Weinsberg and confirmed by the Treaty of Urach in 1512 1520-1534: To Austria To Trauttmandsdorff
Weißenau Weissenau	1750: HRE Abbey	Swab		1089	1793: Council of Princes 1802: Secularized 1806: To Wurttemberg
Weißenberg	Abbacy
Weißenburg	Abbacy Prince-Abbacy				1793: Council of Princes
Weißenburg in Bayern Weissenburg in Bavaria Weißenburg im Nordgau	Imperial City	Franc	SW	c1350	1500: Franconian Circle 1803: Mediatized to Bavaria
Weißenstein (Weissenstein)	County			1540: Partitioned from Kronburg	1604: Annexed to Schwabeck
Welzheim	Lordship	Franc			1500: Franconian Circle Acquired by Counts of Gravenitz
Werden (Essen-Werden)					1793: Council of Princes
Werd	County	n/a	n/a	1189: Title assumed by the Landgraves of Alsace	1218: Partitioned into itself and Rixingen c. 1340: Sold to Oettingen with remainder of Alsace 1344: Extinct
Werden See also: St Ludger	Abbacy	Low Rhen	RP	809	Always in personal union with St Ludger in Helmstedt 877: HRE Prince of the Empire; imperial immediacy 1803: To Prussia 1806: To Berg 1808: To Westphalia 1815: To Prussia
Werdenberg	County	n/a	n/a	Name given to the descendents of Rudolf I, co-Count of Montfort (1228-1243)	1258: Werdenberg-Heiligenberg and Werdenberg-Sargans partitioned from Montfort
Werdenberg-Alpeck	County	n/a	n/a	1349: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen	1385: Sold to Ulm 1416: Extinct
Werdenberg-Bludenz	County	n/a	n/a	1377/8: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	1394: Sold to Austria 1418: Extinct
Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	County	n/a	n/a	1258: Partitioned from Montfort	1274: Acquired Oberschwaben and Churwalden 1277: Acquired Heiligenberg 1377/8: Partitioned into Werdenberg-Werdenberg, Werdenberg-Rheineck, Werdenberg-Bludenz and itself 1413: Sold to Austria 1414: Extinct
Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	County	n/a	n/a	1441: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen	1475: Partitioned into Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen, itself and Werdenberg-Sigmaringen 1503: Extinct; divided between Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen and Werdenberg-Sigmaringen 1508: Renamed from Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen 1534: Extinct in male line 1535: Divided between Fürstenberg and Hohenzollern-Hechingen
Werdenberg-Rheineck	County	n/a	n/a	1377/8: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	1395: Acquired Werdenberg-Werdenberg 1395: Most sold to Austria 1402: Werdenberg to Montfort-Tettnang-Tettnang 1428: Extinct; to Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen
Werdenberg-Sargans	County	n/a	n/a	1258: Partitioned from Montfort	1289: Acquired Alpeck 1312: Partitioned into itself and Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen 1342: Partitioned into Werdenberg-Sargans-Vaduz and Werdenberg-Sargans-Sargans
Werdenberg-Sargans-Sargans	County	n/a	n/a	1342: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Sargans	1396: Sold to Austria 1436: Repurchased Sargans from Austria; rest remained lost 1483: Sold to the Swiss Confederation 1501: Extinct
Werdenberg-Sargans-Vaduz	County	n/a	n/a	1342: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Sargans	1416: Extinct; to Brandis
Werdenberg-Sigmaringen	County	n/a	n/a	1475: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	1508: Extinct; to Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen
Werdenberg-Trochtelfingen	County	n/a	n/a	1312: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Sargans (in Alpeck)	1316: Acquired Trochtelfingen 1349: Partitioned into Werdenberg-Alpeck and itself 1399: Acquired Sigmaringen and Veringen 1413: Sold Schmalegg to Ravensburg 1434: Acquired Werdenberg-Rheineck 1441: Partitioned into itself and Werdenberg-Heiligenberg 1475: To Werdenberg-Heiligenberg, then given to George III 1508: Renamed to Werdenberg-Heiligenberg
Werdenberg-Werdenberg	County	n/a	n/a	1377/8: Partitioned from Werdenberg-Heiligenberg	1390: Extinct; succession war between Werdenberg-Rheineck and Werdenberg-Sargans-Sargans 1395: To Werdenberg-Rheineck
Werdenfels	Countship
Werle	c1235: Principality			c1235	1414: Annexed to Werle-Gustrow
Werle-Goldberg	1316: Principality			1316: Partitioned from Werle-Gustrow	1408: Annexed to Werle
Werle-Güstrow	Principality			1200s	1316: Division into Werle-Güstrow and Werle-Goldberg 1337: Division into Werle-Güstrow and Werle-Waren 1436: Annexed to Mecklenburg
Werle-Waren	1337: Principality			1337: Partitioned from Werle-Güstrow	1436: Annexed to Mecklenburg
Wernigerode	County	Upp Sax		1103 1807-1813: To Kingdom of Westphalia	1429: Counts of Wernigerode became extinct; their lands inherited by Stolberg
Wertheim	County	Franc		1097	1407: Partitioned into Wertheim-Breuberg and Wertheim-Wertheim 1500: Franconian Circle 1600: Annexed to Stolberg
Wertheim-Breuberg	1407: County			1407: Partitioned from Wertheim	1482: Division into Wertheim-Breuberg and Wertheim-Freudenberg 1574: Division into Wertheim-Breuberg and Lowenstein-Wertheim 1600: Annexed to Stolberg
Wertheim-Freudenberg	1482: County			1482: Partitioned from Wertheim-Breuberg	1509: Annexed to Wertheim-Breuberg
Wertheim-Wertheim	1407: County			1407: Partitioned from Wertheim	1494: Annexed to Wertheim-Breuberg
Westphalia and Angria	Duchy	Low Rhen		1180: Partitioned from the older Duchy of Saxony	Before 1180: Part of older Duchy of Saxony, until emperor deposed Henry the Lion 1180: Gained Imperial immediacy at the carve-up of the older Duchy of Saxony 1180-1803: To Archdiocese-Electorate of Cologne and had its own constitution and its own diet 1803: To Hesse-Darmstadt
Westerburg	HRE County			1227	1209: 1st mention of Westerburg To Lords of Runkel by marriage 1597: Passed to Leiningen 1806: To Grand Duchy of Berg
Westerburg	Lordship
Wettenhausen	HRE Abbacy	Swab			1793: Council of Princes
Wetzlar	Imperial City	Upp Rhen	RH	1180	1803: Mediatized to Archbishopric of Regensburg 1810: Grand Duchy of Frankfurt 1815: Annexed to Prussia
Wiblingen	Abbacy
Wickrath (Wykradt)	1488: HRE Lordship 1752: HRE County of Quadt-Wykradt	Low Rhen	WE	1068: 1st mention of Lords of Wickrath Castle 1488: acquired immediacy	Ruled by Lords of Broichhausen 1310: Became a fief of Guelders 1488: Imperial Estate for the Knights of Hompesch 1502: To Lords of Quadt; renamed Quadt-Wickrath 1752: Imperial Estate with a vote in the Bench of Counts of Westphalia 1794: French occupation 1803-1806: Counts of Quadt acquired City of Isny as compensation for loss of territories 1815: To Prussia
Wied Count of Wied, Isenburg & Kriechingen, Lord of Runkel, Kriching-Püttlingen and Rollingen	1093: County of Wied	Low Rhen		c. 860	1229: 1st mention of the Castle of (Alt-) Wied 1243-1462: Part of Nieder-Isenburg 1244: 1st Line of Counts of Wied became extinct 1462: To Lords of Runkel 1806: To Nassau 1815: To Prussia Partitioned several times
Wied-Neuwied Count of Wied & Isenburg, Lord of Runkel	1093: County of Wied 1784: Principality of Wied-Neuwied
Wied-Runkel Count of Wied, Isenburg & Kriechingen, Lord of Runkel, Kriching-Püttlingen and Rollingen	County
Wiesensteig	Lordship	Swab
Wiesentfels	1487: Lordship			1333, as property of Giech	1412: Annexed to B. of Bamberg 1680: Reannexed to Giech
Wiesentheid	HRE Lordship				1500: Franconian Circle
Wildgraviate	Wildgraviate	n/a	n/a	11th Century: Gau counts in the Nahegau assumed the title Wildgrave	1113: Partitioned into Veldenz and itself c. 1148: Partitioned into itself and Baumburg 1258: Partitioned into Kyrburg and Dhaun
Wild-Rhine	Wild- and Rhinegraviate			1361, as Wild-Rhine-Dhaun from a union of Wild-Dhaun and Rhine	1499: Annexed to Salm-Dhaun
Wildenburg	Lordship				Descended from Lords of Arenberg 1418: Line extinct; territory passed to Hatzfeld by female succession 1806: To GRand Duchy of Berg 1815: To Prussia
Wildenburg in Eifel	Lordship	n/a	n/a	c. 1195: First mentioned; to the younger line of Reifferscheid	1328: Extinct in male line 1335: Sold to Jülich
Wildenstein	Lordship			1495: Partitioned from Zimmern	1554: Annexed to Mötzkirch
Wildeshausen	County	n/a	n/a	1143: Partitioned from Oldenburg	1199: Partitioned into Bruchhausen and itself 1270: Extinct; to the Archbishopric of Bremen
Wimpfen	Imperial City	Swab	SW		1803: Assigned to Baden, but actually annexed to Hesse-Darmstadt
Windisch-Grätz	County (personalist)	n/a	FR	1628	1802: Partitioned into Windisch-Grätz-Eglofs and Windisch-Grätz-Winteritz
Windisch-Grätz-Eglofs	County (personalist)	n/a	FR	1802: Partitioned from Windisch-Grätz	1804: Purchased Eglofs from Abensberg-Traun (Swabian Bench)
Windisch-Grätz-Winteritz	County	n/a	n/a	1802: Partitioned from Windisch-Grätz
Windsheim	Imperial City	Franc	SW	1284	1500: Franconian Circle 1803: Mediatized to Bavaria
Winneburg	1616: HRE Lordship 1652: Imperial County (for Metternich House)	Low Rhen			1637: To Trier 1652: To Prince Metternich
Weißenburg Wissembourg Weissenburg	Imperial Free City	Upp Rhen			1648: Annexed to France
Wittgenstein	County	n/a	n/a	1174: First mentioned; to Battenburg	1238: Partitioned from Battenburg 1295: Made fief of Cologne 1322: Acquired Berleburg 1361: Extinct; to Sayn-Homburg who took the name Sayn-Wittgenstein
Wohlau	Principality
Wolfegg	Lordship 1628: HRE County				To Waldburg
Wolfstein	Lordship 1522: Barony 1673: County	Bav	FR	1290: Renamed from Sulzbürg	1305: Acquired Allersberg as fief of Eichstätt 1322: Partitioned into Wolfstein-Wolfstein, Wolfstein-Sulzbürg and Wolfstein-Allersberg 1516: Reunited by Wolfstein-Sulzbürg 1522: HRE Baron; Bavarian Circle 1673: HRE Count; Franconian Bench of Counts 1740: Extinct; divided between Hohenlohe-Kirchberg and Giech 1768: Sold to Bavaria
Wolfstein-Allersberg	Lordship	n/a	n/a	1322: Partitioned from Wolfstein as fief of Bavaria-Landshut	1474: Extinct; Allersberg to Bavaria-Landshut, rest to Wolfstein-Sulzbürg
Wolfstein-Sulzbürg	Lordship	n/a	n/a	1322: Partitioned from Wolfstein	1353: Imperial immediacy 1403: Acquired Niedersulzbürg 1420: Partitioned into itself and Wolfstein-Untersulzbürg 1516: Renamed to Wolfstein
Wolfstein-Untersulzbürg	Lordship	n/a	n/a	1420: Partitioned from Wolfstein-Sulzbürg	1516: Extinct; to Wolfstein-Sulzbürg
Wolfstein-Wolfstein	Lordship	n/a	n/a	1322: Partitioned from Wolfstein	1346: Acquired Pyrbaum 1353: Imperial immediacy 1362: Acquired Mühlhausen 1383: Extinct; divided between Wolfstein-Sulzbürg and Wolfstein-Allersberg
Worms	Bishopric	Upp Rhen	EC	861	1793: Council of Princes 1803: Annexed to Hesse-Darmstadt
Worms	Imperial City	Upp Rhen	RH	1074	Annexed to France in 1789 1816: Annexed to Grand Duchy of Hesse
Wurmbrand-Stuppach HRE Count of Wurmbrand-Stuppach, Baron of Steyersberg, Reittenau	1607: HRE Barony 1701: HRE County		FC (ad personam)	1701
Württemberg Wurttemberg Wirtemberg King of Württemberg; Sovereign Duke in Swabia, of Teck; Duke of Hohenlohe; Landgrave of Tübingen; Prince of Mergentheim, Ellwangen, Zwiefalten, Overlord of the Principalities of Buchau, Waldburg, Baldern, Ochsenhausen, Neresheim; Count of Gröningen, Limpurg, Montfort, Tettnang, Hohenberg, Biberach, Schecklingen, Egloffs; Overlord of the Lordships of Aulendorf, Scheer-Friedberg, Roth, Baindt, Isny; Lord of Altdorf, Leutkirch, Heidenheim, Justingen, Krailsheim, the Danubian cities, of Ulm, Rothweil, Heilbronn, Hall, Wiesensteig, etc	c1083: Lordship 1135: County 1495: Duchy 1495: HRE Prince 1803: Electorate 1806: Kingdom	Swab	PR	1089	1441: Partitioned into Württemberg-Stuttgart and Württemberg-Urach 1496:Reunited 1519 - 1534: Annexed to Austria 1617: Partitioned into Württemberg-Brenz-Weiltingen, Württemberg-Mömpelgard, Württemberg-Neuenburg, Württemberg-Neustadt and Württemberg-Stuttgart 1792: Reunited
Württemberg-Bernstadt	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1664: Partitioned from Württemberg-Öls	1697: Annexed to Württemberg-Öls
Württemberg-Brenz-Weiltingen	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1617: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1635: Partitioned into Württemberg-Öls and Württemberg-Weiltingen
Württemberg-Juliusburg	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1669: Partitioned from Württemberg-Öls	1694: Annexed to Württemberg-Öls
Württemberg-Mömpelgard	Duchy	n/a	PR	1617: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1684 - 1697: Conquered by France 1723: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Neuenburg	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1617: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1641: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Neuenburg	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1649: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1671: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Neustadt	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1617: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1641: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Neustadt	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1649: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1742: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Öls	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1635: Partitioned from Württemberg-Brenz-Weiltingen	1664: Partitioned into itself and Württemberg-Bernstadt 1669: Partitioned into itself and Württemberg-Juliusburg 1745: Renamed to Württemberg-Öls-Bernstadt
Württemberg-Öls-Bernstadt	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1735: Renamed from Württemberg-Öls	1792: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Stuttgart	County, Duchy after 1495	Swab	PR	1441: Partitioned from Württemberg	1496: United with Württemberg-Urach to form Württemberg
Württemberg-Stuttgart	Duchy	Swab	PR	1617: Partitioned from Württemberg	1649: Partitioned into itself, Württemberg-Neuenburg and Württemberg-Neustadt 1674: Partitioned into itself and Württemberg-Winnental 1792: Renamed to Württemberg
Württemberg-Urach	County, Duchy after 1495	n/a	n/a	1441: Partitioned from Württemberg	1496: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Wurttemberg-Weiltingen Duke of Württemberg & Teck, in Silesia, Öls, Bernstadt, Count of Mömpelgard, Lord of Heidenheim, Sternberg, Medzibor	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1635: Partitioned from Württemberg-Brenz-Weiltingen	1735: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Württemberg-Winnental	Duchy	n/a	n/a	1674: Partitioned from Württemberg-Stuttgart	1733: Annexed to Württemberg-Stuttgart
Würzburg	Bishopric Prince-Bishopric Grand Duchy	Franc	EC	1168	1441: Prince-Bishops styled as Duke of Franconia 1500: Franconian Circle 1793: Council of Princes 1802: Annexed to Bavaria 1803: Secularized to Bavaria

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