- A
Reichskrieg ("Imperial War", pl. Reichskriege) was a war
fought by the Holy
Roman Empire as a
whole against a
common enemy.
After the
Peace of Westphalia...
- The
Reichskrieg was a war
fought in 1311 and 1312 by the
imperial cities of the Holy
Roman Empire against Eberhard I,
Count of Württemberg,
known as 'Eberhard...
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Imperium Romanum Nationis Germanicæ). Victory Defeat Another
result Reichskrieg Army of the Holy
Roman Empire (Reichsarmee)
Imperial Army (Holy Roman...
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conduct a
military campaign or
Reichsheerfahrt during an
Imperial War (
Reichskrieg) or an
Imperial Execution (Reich****ekution). It
could only be deplo****...
- the Holy
Roman Empire, the "troops of the empire" in the
event of a
Reichskrieg.
During the
Imperial interregnum of 1740-1742,
Habsburg troops no longer...
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formed between Austria and Prussia. Nonetheless, a
declaration of a
Reichskrieg by the
Reichstag of the Holy
Roman Empire issued in
March 1793, obliged...
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ruled as an
Imperial Elector,
proved willing to help. On 9
April 1734, a
Reichskrieg (imperial war) was
declared against France,
obliging all
imperial states...
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bishop of
Worms (1319–1329)
Conrad IV of Weinsberg [de],
fought in the
Reichskrieg (1311–1312)
Conrad IV of Hanau [de] (died 1383),
abbot of
Fulda Conrad...
- Cleves. When the Holy
Roman Empire declared war on France, a so-called
Reichskrieg, Brandenburg-Prussia
again changed sides and
joined the
imperial forces...
- (imperial army) to
enforce the
verdict of the court,
resulting in a full
Reichskrieg (imperial war),
which may be
known as a Reich****ekutionskrieg or Exekutionskrieg...
