URSPERG ABBEY
"This abbey, which was founded in 1125, and is of the Præmonstratensian order, lies in the diocese of Augsburg, near where the rivers Kimblach and Mindell fall into the Danube. The abbot has seat and vote among the prelates in the diets of the empire and circle. His assessment to the empire is thirty florins, and to the imperial chamber thirty-two two rix-dollars. The territory belonging to the abbey consists of a few villages." (Smollett, p. 165)
UTRECHT
1528: "...the city lost its independence, and the bishop was not any longer a secular prince, too."VIENNOIS
Territorial & Dynastic History
1155: Guigues V was raised to the rank of Count of Viennois, and his successors obtained the honours of Palatine counts, and seneschals of the Empire.
1349: Humbert II of Viennois sold his lordship to Philippe VI of France with the stipulation that the heir to the French throne would be known as le Dauphin.
Counts of Vienne
?-962: Charles Constantine
962-?: Poltou (Richard)
?-1029: Amadeus or Hubert
1029-1063: Wigo/Guigues I
1063-1075: Guigues II
1075-?: Guigues III
1142: Guigues IV Dauphin
1142-1162: Guigues V
1162-1228: Beatrice
TOULOUSE
?-1180: Alberic Taillefer
CAPET-BURGUNDY
1183-1192: Hugh I (III, Duke of Burgundy 1162-92)
COLIGNY-NEUF
1202-1228: Hugh II
1228-1237: Andrew Guigues VI
1237-1269: Guigues VII
1269-1281: Jean I
1281-1296: Anne
de la TOUR du PIN
1281-01307: Humbert I
1307-1319: Jean II
1319-1333: Guigues VIII
1333-1349: Humbert II
Source: Regnal Chronologies
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