Imperial Diet

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The Imperial Diet was the deliberative assembly of the Holy Roman Empire, bringing together princes, bishops, and imperial cities to discuss and decide on matters of law, policy, and governance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deliberative assembly
imperial estate assembly
institution of the Holy Roman Empire
legislative body
alsoKnownAs Reichstag
Reichstag of the Holy Roman Empire
appliesToJurisdiction Holy Roman Empire
composedOf abbots
imperial princes
prince-bishops
prince-electors
representatives of imperial free cities
country Holy Roman Empire
dissolutionCause dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire
dissolved 1806
followedBy German Confederation Diet
governs imperial law
imperial military contingents
imperial taxation
religious settlement within the empire
hasPart College of Electors
College of Imperial Cities
linked to: College of Cities

College of Princes
hasRole advisory council to the emperor
forum for imperial estates
law-making body
venue for imperial peace settlements
venue for imperial taxation decisions
venue for imperial war declarations
venue for religious policy decisions
historicalPeriod Early modern period
Middle Ages
inception 962
language German
Latin
legislativeBodyFor Holy Roman Empire
location Augsburg
Cologne
Frankfurt am Main
Mainz
Metz
Nuremberg
Regensburg
Regensburg City Hall
Speyer
Worms
linked to: Worms, Germany
participant Archbishop-Elector of Cologne
Archbishop-Elector of Mainz
Archbishop-Elector of Trier
Count Palatine of the Rhine
Holy Roman Emperor
King of Bohemia
Margrave of Brandenburg
Prince-elector of Saxony
linked to: Prince-elector
religiousContext Calvinism
Catholicism
Lutheranism
significantEvent Augsburg Interim
Edict of Worms
Golden Bull of 1356
Imperial Reform
Peace of Augsburg
Perpetual Diet of Regensburg
Reichsdeputationshauptschluss
Worms Concordat
linked to: Worms, Germany

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The Diet precededBy Imperial Diet
Holy Roman Empire legislativeBody Imperial Diet
Prince-Bishopric of Münster hadVoteIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
College of Electors relatedTo Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
国会 predecessor 帝国議会
linked to: Imperial Diet
Arch-chancellor of the Holy Roman Empire hasSeat imperial diet
linked to: Imperial Diet
Imperial Estates participatedIn Imperial Diet
Imperial Estates hadSeatIn Imperial Diet
Peace of Augsburg concludedAt Imperial Diet of Augsburg
linked to: Imperial Diet
Nuremberg Castle significantEvent Imperial Diets of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Reichskammergericht supervisedBy Imperial Diet
Schmalkaldic War hasLegalContext Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Free Imperial City of the Holy Roman Empire representedIn College of Cities of the Imperial Diet
linked to: Imperial Diet
College of Princes partOf Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Reichsdeputationshauptschluss draftedBy Imperial Deputation
linked to: Imperial Diet
Reichsdeputationshauptschluss approvedBy Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Imperial Estates of the Holy Roman Empire relatedTo Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Archchancellor of Germany associatedWith Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-Bishopric of Osnabrück participatedIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Elector of Baden hasSeat Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Rhens knownFor Holy Roman Empire electoral meetings
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-elector of Mainz hasSeatIn Imperial Diet
Prince-elector of Cologne memberOf Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-elector partOf Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-elector relatedTo Imperial Diet
Worms Cathedral associatedWithEvent Imperial diets of the Holy Roman Empire in Worms
linked to: Imperial Diet
Count Palatine of Zweibrücken associatedWithInstitution Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Perpetual Diet of Regensburg followed Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Imperial Reform tookPlaceAt Imperial Diet
Imperial Reform implementedBy Imperial Diet
Imperial Reform relatedTo Imperial Diet
Regensburg City Hall significantEvent Perpetual Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Regensburg City Hall category Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Catholic Church hierarchy in the Holy Roman Empire influencedInstitution imperial diet
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-Bishopric of Constance hadVoteIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Bishopric of Essen hasRepresentativeBody Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Bishop of Liège heldImperialSeatAt Imperial Diet
Imperial City of Wetzlar representedIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Prince-Bishopric of Speyer hasRepresentationIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Constitutio Criminalis Carolina hasAlternativeName Peinliche Gerichtsordnung Kaiser Karls V.
linked to: Imperial Diet
Federal Assembly (German Confederation) replaced Holy Roman Empire Imperial Diet (in a functional sense)
subject linked to: Federal Assembly
linked to: Imperial Diet
Elector Palatine participatedIn Imperial Diet of the Holy Roman Empire
linked to: Imperial Diet
Imperial Chamber Court subordinateTo Imperial Diet