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Emergence of territorial principalities and the decline of central authority (13th–15th centuries)

Emergence of territorial principalities and the decline of central authority (13th–15th centuries)

  1. Privilegium Minus elevates Austria to a duchy

    Labels: Privilegium Minus, Babenbergs, Emperor Frederick
  2. Henry the Lion outlawed and his lands redistributed

    Labels: Henry the, Welf dynasty, Ducal lands
  3. Sachsenspiegel compiled as a German law book

    Labels: Sachsenspiegel, German customary
  4. Confoederatio grants regalian rights to bishops

    Labels: Confoederatio, Emperor Frederick, Ecclesiastical princes
  5. Statutum in favorem principum empowers secular princes

    Labels: Statutum in, Secular princes
  6. Death of Frederick II weakens central authority

    Labels: Frederick II, Hohenstaufen dynasty
  7. Treaty of Pavia divides Wittelsbach inheritance

    Labels: Treaty of, Wittelsbach dynasty
  8. Kurverein of Rhense asserts electors’ majority rule

    Labels: Kurverein of, Prince-electors
  9. Golden Bull codifies electoral politics and territorial rights

    Labels: Golden Bull, Charles IV, Electoral college
  10. Swabian League formed as a regional security alliance

    Labels: Swabian League, Southwest Germany
  11. Ewiger Landfriede outlaws private feuding across the Empire

    Labels: Ewiger Landfriede, Perpetual Public
  12. Diet of Augsburg introduces the first Imperial Circles

    Labels: Diet of, Imperial Circles