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Counts of Dillingen
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Counts of Dillingen

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  • Kyburg

    …a branch of the Swabian counts of Dillingen. This new line of counts of Kyburg in 1218 inherited a large part of the extensive lands of the deceased dukes of Zähringen in the present German state of Baden-Württemberg, but in 1264 the new line, too, became extinct. Its accumulated possessions…

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    …a branch of the Swabian counts of Dillingen. This new line of counts of Kyburg in 1218 inherited a large part of the extensive lands of the deceased dukes of Zähringen in the present German state of Baden-Württemberg, but in 1264 the new line, too, became extinct. Its accumulated possessions…

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