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MEDIEVAL LANDS Updates Summary of Recent File Updates Return to Medieval Lands Home Page Lists of Earlier Updates MEDIEVAL LANDS updates Summary of recent file updates Return to Medieval Lands home page Lists of earlier updates File/ subject Date Notes (Minor file updates to maintain consistency with other files are not version updated included in this list) German-speaking Switzerland 4.1 Frohburg, Homberg, Thierstein, Toggenburg, Mätsch, Vaz, Montfort, Werdenberg Württemberg 4.3 Veringen/Nellenburg, Waldburg, southern Württemberg families moved May 2018· from German-speaking Switzerland Croatia 4.0 Cilli/Sanegg Carinthia 4.0 Heunburg, Liechtenstein, Ortenburg, Pfannberg Thuringia Nobility 4.0 Henneberg, Schwarzburg, Wildberg Apr 2018· Franconia, Lower Rhine 4.2 Mörs, Alpen, Vögte von Köln/Garsdorf, Virneburg Some families from the Franconia document, Note that some hyperlinks from other documents to these Franconian which was becoming too large, have been families will not work until new versions of those other documents have moved to Nassau and Palatinate, in line with been uploaded the geography Franconia Now contains the early medieval families and later families in the 4.1 Würzburg area. New/expanded families: Castell, Dürn, Limpurg, Rieneck, Trimberg, Weinsberg Hessen 4.1 Bickenbach, Breuberg, Ziegenhain Nassau Moved from Franconia: Eppstein, Falkenstein, Hanau, Münzenberg, Apr 2018· 4.1 Merenberg. New/expanded families: Diez/Weilnau, Falkenstein, Runkel, Westerburg, Wied Palatinate Moved from Franconia: Hohenfels, Leiningen, Rheingrafen, Wildgrafen, 4.1 Raugrafen. New/expanded families: Erbach, Raugrafen, Sponheim, Veldenz Burgundy Kingdom - Neuchâtel etc 4.2 Neuchâtel-Strassberg Numerous additions to the following Note that in these documents some new hyperlinks to other documents in documents. In particular, the Swabia Nobility Medlands will not work online until revised versions are sent for document has been split with Württemberg to uploading. reduce the size of the former which was becoming unwieldy. Württemberg 4.1 All Württemberg families moved here from the old Swabia Nobility Mar 2018· document. Markgrafen von Burgau, Tübingen, Urslingen Swabia - German-speaking Switzerland 4.0 Klingen, Toggenburg, Montfort, Werdenberg, Fürstenberg (previously Swabia Nobility) Baden 4.1 Rötteln, Usenberg, Geroldseck Alsace 4.0 Geroldseck am Wasichen, Horburg, Lichtenberg, Lützelstein, Ochsenstein, Rappoltstein, Strasbourg Avocats/Vögte, Valkenstein, Vinstingen (Fénétranges), Werde Limburg 4.1 Heinsberg Champagne - Dampierre, Joinville 4.2 Saint-Dizier Burgundy Kingdom - Bresse 4.2 Coligny Burgundy Duchy - Dijon 4.2 Montagu Burgundy Kingdom - Neuchâtel, Vaud 4.2 Grandson Burgundy Kingdom - County nobility 4.2 Jonvelle, Longwy/Vienne, Mirebel/Vienne, Montferrand, Rougemont, Feb 2018· Roulans/Vienne, Ruffey, Rye, Sainte-Croix/Vienne Burgundy Duchy - Tonnerre 4.2 Maligny Burgundy Duchy - Beaune & Chalon 4.2 Antigny/Pagny (Vienne) Burgundy Duchy - Auxois 4.2 Frolois Burgundy Duchy - Auxerre 4.2 Auxerre/Chalon - Montrichard Burgundy Duchy - Atuyer 4.1 Fouvent/Vergy Northern France -Artois, Boulogne… 4.3 Guines/La Trémoille Vendôme 4.2 Vendôme/Montoire Paris - Clermont & Dammartin 4.2 Dammartin/Chabannes Dec 2017 Poitou Western 4.4 Thouars/Rouault Poitou Central 4.2 La Trémoille Bavaria Nobility 3.4 Scheyern, earliest generations Poitou, Eastern 4.2 Chauvigny, Palluau Auvergne 4.2 Olliergues Central France, Blois/Tours 4.1 Bueil, Chaumont/Amboise, Montbazon, Saint-Maure, Trousseau Catalonia 3.4 Mataplana Toulouse, Gascony, Provence 4.0 documents split geographically, new Introduction documents. All hyperlinked to other documents, but the reverse hyperlinks will not work until revised versions of those documents are sent. As so many documents are involved, this will take time, so users should be patient... Toulouse Kings, Dukes, Counts 4.0 Toulouse - Comminges, Foix 4.0 Comminges/Aydie, Foix Toulouse - Languedoc 4.0 Nov 2017 Couserans, Clermont-Lodève, Montpellier Toulouse - Central, Western 4.0 Bruniquel Toulouse - North, Eastern 4.0 Canilhac, Arpajon, Caylus, Roquefeuil, Sévérac, Anduze, Sauve Gascony Dukes 4.0 Gascony - Atlantic Coast 4.0 Gascony - Béarn, Bigorre 4.0 Gascony - Bordeaux, North-Eastern 4.0 Caumont, Durfort, Goth Gascony - Central 4.0 Provence - Kings, Comtes 4.0 Provence - Aix, Marseille 4.0 Provence - Nice 4.0 Provence - Valentinois, Diois 4.0 additions to Valentinois.
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