Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire

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The Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire were the collective group of imperial territories and cities that adopted Lutheran or Reformed Christianity and often acted together in opposition to the Catholic Habsburg emperors during the Reformation and subsequent religious conflicts.

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Free Imperial City of Windsheim politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Memmingen hasPoliticalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Biberach politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Empire
linked to: Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Giengen alignedWith Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Pfullendorf diplomaticAlignment Protestant estates of the Empire
linked to: Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Hagenau partOf Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Hachenburg politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Braunfels politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Sonnenberg politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Biedenkopf politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Free Imperial City of Lahnstein politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Empire
linked to: Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Nassau-Katzenelnbogen politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Nassau-Weilburg-Hachenburg politicalAlignment Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire
Karel of Žerotín movement Protestant estates movement
linked to: Protestant estates of the Holy Roman Empire