Prince of Nassau-Idstein

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The Prince of Nassau-Idstein was the sovereign ruler of the small German principality of Nassau-Idstein within the Holy Roman Empire.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Prince of Nassau-Idstein canonical 2
Fürst von Nassau-Idstein 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hereditary title
monarch
sovereign prince
appliesToJurisdiction Nassau-Idstein
associatedEthnicity German
associatedLanguage German
associatedWithBuilding Idstein Castle keep (Hexenturm)
linked to: Idstein Castle
associatedWithTerritory Taunus region
coatOfArms arms of the House of Nassau with territorial augmentations
continent Europe
country Nassau-Idstein
currencyUsedInTerritory various regional Holy Roman Empire currencies
diplomaticStatus imperial estate with seat and vote in Imperial Diet
dynasty Ottonian line of the House of Nassau
linked to: Ottonian line
existedWithinPoliticalEntity Holy Roman Empire
femaleTitleEquivalent Princess of Nassau-Idstein
feudalRank prince
governmentForm principality
hasCapital Idstein
hasJurisdictionOver Nassau-Idstein nobility
Nassau-Idstein subjects
hasTitle Fürst von Nassau-Idstein
heldBy German nobility
higherRankThan count
languageOfTitle German
legalSystem Holy Roman Empire territorial law
legitimacyBasis imperial investiture
locatedIn Germany
lowerRankThan king
memberOf Reichsfürstenstand
militaryObligationsTo Holy Roman Emperor
nobleFamily House of Nassau
nobleTitleIn Holy Roman Empire
participatedIn Imperial Circles system
partOf Holy Roman Empire
Upper Rhenish Circle
politicalSystem estate-based monarchy
rankInImperialHierarchy Reichsfürst (imperial prince)
religion Protestantism
residence Idstein Castle
sovereigntyStatus immediate imperial estate
styleOfAddress Serene Highness
succession hereditary primogeniture
territorialStatus immediate territory (reichsunmittelbar)
titleGenderForm male title
titleHolderOf sovereign ruler of Nassau-Idstein
titleOrigin partition of Nassau territories
typeOfMonarchy territorial principality

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nassau-Idstein line hasNobleTitle Prince of Nassau-Idstein
House of Nassau-Idstein hasTitle Prince of Nassau-Idstein
Prince of Nassau-Idstein hasTitle Fürst von Nassau-Idstein
linked to: Prince of Nassau-Idstein