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Sticht

administrative region, Low Countries
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  • history of the Low Countries
    / The spiritual principalities

    …a secular principality called a Sticht (as distinct from the diocese) or—where the power structure was very large and complex, as in the case of the bishop of Liège—a prince-bishopric. As princes, the bishops were vassals of the king, having to fulfill military and advisory duties in the same way…

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    …a secular principality called a Sticht (as distinct from the diocese) or—where the power structure was very large and complex, as in the case of the bishop of Liège—a prince-bishopric. As princes, the bishops were vassals of the king, having to fulfill military and advisory duties in the same way…

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