Westphalia
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Local: | Westfalen |
English: | Westphalia |
National motto: THE MOTTO! | |
Area: | AREA |
Cities: | |
Capital: | Münster |
Largest: | Dortmund |
Other: | OTHER CITIES |
Currency: | 1 Reichsthaler=12 Kreuzer/Neugroschen=240 Pfennig |
Established: | 1807, Napoleon's Decree |
Languages: | |
Official: | German |
Others: | Daitsch, Limburgs, Emisc |
Population: | POPULATION ADJECTIVE |
RULER: | NAME |
Organizations: | Holy Roman Empire |
Westphalia has been attributed to several entities over the centuries, but today’s Westphalia is roughly the land between the Ruhr, Rhine and Weser rivers. Westphalia began as a duchy of Saxony, but was later made its own duchy by the Emperor Barbarossa in 1180, although the Duchy of Westphalia was only a small area south of the Lippe river, and drastically smaller than today’s area.
Westphalia became a kingdom in 1807, and remained so for the next six years, as a vassal state under Napoleon. Westphalia is today a largely industrial area, with mostly industrial exports.
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Anhalt | Baden | Bavaria | Bremen | Brunswick | Hamborg | Hannover | Hesse | Lippe | Luebeck | Luxemburg | Mecklenburg | Oldenburg | Premaria | Prussia | Rhineland-Palatinate | Saarland | Saxony | Schleswig-Holstein | Thuringia | Waldeck-Pyrmont | Westphalia | Wuerttemberg | |||
Colony: Rickerman-Insel |