File:Bishopric of Lübeck, c. 1800.jpg
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English: The eastern part of the Duchy of Holstein showing the shredded and scattered territories of the Prince-Bishopric of Lübeck (in yellow). The Prince-Bishopric of Eutin (in green) was a partition of Lübeck which had resulted from a succession dispute between the ruling houses of Holstein-Gottorp and Denmark early in the 18th century. The bishopric had been secularized during the Reformation and was ruled since then by members of the Protestant Holstein-Gottorp dynasty. The city of Lübeck proper was a free imperial city. |
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| Source | Photograph of a map |
| Author | William Faden, 1804 |
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