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(Created page with "Category:Western Kingdom '''County Palatine of Moravia (Defunct)''' Created in 499 WK during the breakup of the Old Western Kingdom and granted to Sigismund's fourth son Magnus as Elector Count. Internal issues within Moravia, and especially tensions between secular and religious factions led to the breakdown of the Country over the next century. Areas that were originally part of Moravia include: *Mordeaux *Some south-eastern parts of Bowcou...") |
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Created in 499 WK during the breakup of the [[Old Kingdom|Old Western Kingdom]] and granted to Sigismund's fourth son Magnus as Elector Count. | Created in 499 WK during the breakup of the [[Old Kingdom|Old Western Kingdom]] and granted to Sigismund's fourth son Magnus as Elector Count. | ||
Internal | Internal strife within Moravia, especially tensions between secular and religious factions, led to the County disintegrating over the next century or so. | ||
Areas that were originally part of Moravia include: | Areas that were originally part of Moravia include: | ||
*[[Mordeaux]] | *[[Mordeaux]] | ||
*Some south-eastern parts of [[Bowcourt]] | *Some south-eastern parts of [[Bowcourt]] | ||
*[[Tuscana]] | *Most of [[Tuscana]] | ||
{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:15, 27 March 2026
County Palatine of Moravia (Defunct)
Created in 499 WK during the breakup of the Old Western Kingdom and granted to Sigismund's fourth son Magnus as Elector Count.
Internal strife within Moravia, especially tensions between secular and religious factions, led to the County disintegrating over the next century or so.
Areas that were originally part of Moravia include:
