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Map Description
Historical Map of the Holy
Roman Empire under the Hohenstaufen, 1138-1254.
Illustrating
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Boundary of the
Holy Roman
Empire
The thin blue line in the north east shows that Pomerania,
Pomerelia and Prussia were
added to the Empire during the Hohenstaufen period. Within
Pomerania it indicates the
boundary of the
Ascanian possessions
about 1300.
The territory in Italy claimed by the Pope is shown by the
purple line.
- Monastery
- Castle
Cities (including Lodi and Parma) that belonged to the
Lombard League in 1177 are
underlined. Imperial cities are underlined with a dashed line.
C - County
D - Duchy
K - Kingdom
L - Landgraviate
M - March or Margravate
- Sites of battles
- Sites of other important events
Credits
University of Texas at Austin.
Historical Atlas by William Shepherd (1923-26).
Related Links
About the Hohenstaufen Dynasty
About Frederick I Barbarossa
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