German territorial structure: 1806 - 1815

(1809 placed under French administation)

(1809 Oberkärnten occupied by France and integrated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(1809 occupied by France and incorporated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(1809 occupied by France and incorporated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(1809 occupied by France and incorporated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(1809 occupied by France and incorporated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(under Austrian military administration)

(1815 most of the are renamed to Königreich Lombardo-Venetien and incorporated as Kronland to Kaisertum Österreich)

(under Austrian military administration)

(since 1417 Verbündeter/zugewanderter Ort der Alten Eidgenossenschaft)

(1815 Accession to Schweizer Eidgenossenschaft)

(1815 Accession to Schweizer Eidgenossenschaft)

(1809 occupied by France and incorporated to Illyrische Provinzen)

(1807 Cession of Neuostpreußen and merged with other territories to form Herzogtum Warschau)

(1807 Forced cession of parts of the province to the Herzogtum Warschau; Danzig becomes the Republik Danzig)

(1815 Conversion to Provinz Posen of Königreich Preußen)

(1807 Cession of Südpreußen and merged with other territories to form Herzogtum Warschau)

(also called Mark Brandenburg)

(1807 Altmark moved to Königreich Westphalen; 1815 renamed to Provinz Brandenburg, Königreich Preußen)

(1815 merged with Schwedisch-Pommern to Provinz Pommern, Königreich Preußen)

(also called Herzogtum Hinterpommern)

(1815 Provinz Sachsen of the Königreich Preußen)

(1806 annexed by France)

(1815 merged to Königreich Preußen, Provinz Sachsen)

(1815 merged to Königreich Preußen, Provinz Sachsen)

(1815 merged to Königreich Preußen, Provinz Sachsen)

(1806 occupied France)

(1806 occupied France)

(1806 occupied France)

(1815 to Königrich Preußen, Provinz Sachsen; east and south part handed over to Herzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach)

(1815 divided between Königreich Preußen, Provinz Sachsen and Königreich Hannover)

(also called Erfurter Gebiet)

(1806 Occupied by France)

(1807 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1807 Annexed by France )

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(also called Erbfürstentum Münster)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(also called Erbfürstentum Paderborn)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1815 moved to Königreich Hannover)

(1806 Annexed by France)

(1815 moved to Königreich Hannover)

(1806 Integration into the Königreich Holland; 1810 as Department Osterems to France)

(also called Markgraftum Brandenburg-Bayreuth)

(1807 Placed under French military administration)

(also called Kurfürstentum Hannover)

(under Prussian military administration)

(1807 south part merged to form Königreich Westphalen; rest under French military administration)

(under Prussian military administration)

(1806 recaptured by France)

(under Prussian military administration)

(1807 merged to form Königreich Westphalen)

(1814 Reconquest of Gefürstete Grafschaft Tirol by Austria)

(also called Großherzogtum Hessen-Darmstadt)

(1815 designation Kurfürstentum Hessen)

(1806 Occupied by France)

(1806 Accession to the Confederation of the Rhine and proclamation to Großherzogtum)

(1806 Accession to the Confederation of the Rhine and proclamation to Königreich)

(also called Kurfürstentum Hannover)

(1814 declared to Königreich Hannover)

(ruled by the Danish king in personal union)

(ruled by the Danish king in personal union)

(1815 renamed to Herzogtum Lauenburg)

(1815 Proclamation to Großherzogtum Oldenburg)

(1808 Joining the Conferderation of the Rhine)

(1815 Proclamation to Großherzogtum)

(1808 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1815 Proclamation to Großherzogtum)

(1808 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1815 Proclamation to Großherzogtum)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1806 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine, Proclamation to Herzogtum)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine, Proclamation to Herzogtum)

(also called Fürstentum Lippe-Detmold)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine)

(1815 attached to Kurfürstentum Hessen)

(1806 occupied by France and placed under French military administration)

(also called Fürstentum Fulda und Corvey)

(1806 occupied by France and placed under French military administration)

(Co-governed in personal union by the Duke of Oldenburg)

(1815 finally incorporated into the Großherzogtum Oldenburg as Landesteil Fürstentum Lübeck)

(Co-governed in personal union by the Duke of Oldenburg)

(1810 annexed by France and assigned to the Departement Elbmündung)

(1815 Proclaimed Herzogtum Braunschweig)

(1807 annexed by France and merged to the Königreich Wesphalen)

(ruled by Landgrafen Hessen-Kassel)

(1806 occupied by France)

(1806 affiliated to Königreich Bayern)

(1808 Occupied by France and merged to Großherzogtum Berg)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine, Proclamation to Fürstentum)

(administrated by Reuß-Lobenstein, Reuß-Ebersdorf and Reuß-Schleiz lines as a condominate)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine, because the three rulers joined the Confederation)

(Grafschaft Reuß-Gera is administered by the Reuß-Lobenstein, Reuß-Ebersdorf and Reuß-Schleiz lines as a condominate)

(1807 Joining the Confederation of the Rhine, proclamation to Fürstentum Pyrmont)

(1807 annexed by France and merged to Königreich Westphalen)

(Ruled by Königreich Preußen (2/3) and Kurfürstentum Sachsen (1/3))

(1807 annexed by France and merged to Königreich Westphalen)

(1806 occupied by France)

(1806 occupied by France)

(1806 occupied by France)

(1809 dissolved by Napoleon and divided between Königreich Bayern and Königreich Württemberg)

(ruled in personal union by Prussia, at the same time canton of the Schweizer Eidgenossenschaft)

(1815 assigned to Austria, 1819 ceded to Bavaria)

(1815 Restoration of the Königreich Sachsen with cession of a large part of the country to the Königreich Preußen)

(1813 Restoration of Frankfurt as a Freie Stadt; 1814 Fürstentum Aschaffenburg to Königreich Bayern, 1815 Grafschaft Wetzlar fell to Königreich Preußen, Department Hanau and most of Fulda to Kurfürstentum Hessen, small parts of Department Hanau to Königreich Bayern and Herzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach)

(1815 Conversion to the Prussian Provinz Jülich-Kleve-Berg)

(1815 Mass assigned to Prussian Provinz Westfalen, parts to Prussian Rheinprovinz)

(1814 Territories of the former Generalgouvernemets Mittelrhein on the right bank of the Moselle were assigned to the Landes-Administrations-Kommission; 1815 the northern part of the former General Government of the Middle Rhine became part of the new Prussian Provinz Großherzogtum Niederrhein, the former department of Donnersberg was divided between the Königreich Bayern (Pfalz) and Großherzogtum Hessen (Provinz Rheinhessen), the Herzogtum Sachsen-Coburg and the Herzogtum Oldenburg each received a part of the former Département de la Sarre (Fürstentum Lichtenberg and Fürstentum Birkenfeld); 1815 the area of the former Herzogtum Luxemburg became Großherzogtum)

(1814 merged with Genralgouvernement Niederrhein to Generalgouvernement Nieder- und Mittelrhein)'

(1814 merged with Genralgouvernement Mittelrhein to Generalgouvernement Nieder- und Mittelrhein)'

(1815 Pfalz should go to Österreich, but 1816 regarding a Bavarian-Austrian contract the Pfalz came to Bayern)

(Dez 1806 Standesherrschaft Ortenburg-Tambach moved to Großherzogtum Würzburg)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1810 moving Herzogtum Sachsen-Lauenburg to Departement Elbemündug of the French Empire; 1813 new founding Kurfürstentum Braunschweig-Lüneburg, Fürstentum Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Landgrafschaft Hessen-Kassel with now integrated Fürstentum Hersfeld; Fürstentum Hildesheim, Fürstentum Halberstadt, Fürstentum Quedlinburg, Fürstentum Eichsfeld, Grafschaft Hohnstein returned to Königreich Preußen; former Verwaltungseinheit Minden-Ravensberg part of Generalgouvernement zwischen Weser und Rhein; Ganerbschaft Treffurt to Generalgouvernement Sachsen; 1814 (after collapse of Königreich Westfalen) returned Herzogtum Magdeburg to Königreich Preußen)

(1. September 1810 – 4. März 1811 called Oberelbe-Depatement)

(1811 mass annexed by France (Department Oberems); rest merged to Leine and Fulda-Departement)

(also called Norddepartement)

(1811 divided between French departments and other departments of the Königreich Westphalens)

(1811 mass annexed by France (hansetische Departments)

(1813 Occupation by Allied troops and transformation into General Generalgouvernement Sachsen)

(1813 independent state)

(1811 French annexation of the right bank parts of the former Herzogtum Kleve, former Grafschaften Lingen, Tecklenburg, former Herrschaften Anholt and Gemen, part of former Fürstentum Salm, former Grafschaften Dülmen, Bentheim, Steinfurt, Salm-Horstmar and territories north of the Lippe River of the former Erbfürstentum Münster and affiliation to the departments of Oberijssel, Ijssel-Mündungen und Ober-Ems)

(1813 the former Herzogtum Berg, the Herrschaften Gimborn, Homburg and Wildenburg were formed into the General-Gouvernement Berg; the northern and eastern parts of the Großherzogtum Berg formed the General-Gouvernement zwischen Weser und Rhein)

(1811 mass annexed by France; rest merged to Ruhr-Departement and Departement Ijsselmündungen)

(1813 converted to General-Gouvernement des Großherzogtums Frankfurt und des Fürstentums Isenburg)

(also called Großherzogtum Hessen-Darmstadt)

(1813 independent state)

(1814 Incorporated into Bavaria)

(1810 Annexed by France and incorporated into the Departement Wesermündung)

(1813 independent state)

(1806 merged with Herzogtum Nassau-Usingen to form Herzogtum Nassau)

(1806 merged with Herzogtum Nassau-Weilburg to form Herzogtum Nassau)

(1810, 13 December parts north of the river Lippe annexed by France and assigned to the Departements Lippe and Oberems; 1811 parts south of the Lippe River incorporated into the Großherzogtum Berg.)

(1813 independent state)

(1809 merged with Herzogtum Sachsen-Eisenach zu Herzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach)

(1809 merged with Herzogtum Sachsen-Weimar zu Herzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(also Staat des Kurerzkanzlers)

(1810 Cession of the Fürstentum Regensburg to the Königreich Bayern; Fürstentum Aschaffenburg, Grafschaft Wetzlar, Freie Reichsstadt Frankfurt merged to form Großherzogtum Frankfurt)

(1811 Annexation by France and incorporation into the Departements Ijsselmündungen and Oberijssel)

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(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 Integration into the Generalgouvernement Frankfurt)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 confiscated as ownerless land and placed under the administration of the victorious powers.)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 indepenedent state)

(1813 indepenedent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state)

(1813 independent state under administration of Reuß-Lobenstein, Reuß-Ebersdorf and Reuß-Schleiz lines as a condominate)

(1809 Markgrafschaft Istrien moved to Illyrische Provinzen, 1814 occupied by Kaisertum Österreich)

(1815 transformation into the Königreich Polen (Kongresspolen); formation of the Republik Krakau and the Großherzogtum Posen from smaller parts; the Großherzogtum Posen was handed over to Prussia)

(1814 Government in personal union by Prussia, at the same time canton of the Schweizer Eidgenossenschaft)

(1814 Reintegration into the Prussian Provinz Westpreußen)

(since 1417 mit Wallis Verbündeter/zugewanderter Ort der Alten Eidgenossenschaft) (1810 occupied by France, Département Simplon)