# Llista d'estats del Sacre Imperi Romanogermànic

Els estats del Sacre Imperi Romanogermànic entre els segles x (962) i el xix (1806) mai han estat quantificats. Al segle xviii eren uns 1.800 estats. Per tant, aquesta llista no és (ni probablement podrà ser mai) completa. Donat el nombre d'estats de tota mena (ducats, marcgraviats, landgraviats, ringraviats, electorats, comtats, burgavriats, bisbats o arquebisbats, abadies i monestirs) a Lorena, Alemanya, Itàlia, Silèsia, etc., sota autoritat feudal imperial o com a senyories, feus alodials o subfeus mediatitzats, no poden ser incloses en una sola pàgina i es troben per orde alfabètic.

## Claus i abreviatures de les llistes

En les llistes la columna "Cercle" mostra el Cercle Imperial (Reichskreis) al qual pertanyia l'estat. I la columna "Bancada" mostra quan l'estat fou representat a la Dieta Imperial del Sacre Imperi (Reichstag).
Quan a la columna "cercle" figuri "n/a" vol dir que l'estat havia deixat d'existir abans de la reforma imperial (Reichsreform).
Abreviatures utilitzades a la llista:
| Abp. | Arquebisbat |
| Bp. | Bisbat |
| Co. | Comtat |
| D. | Ducat |
| Ldg. | Landgraviat |
| Mrg. | Marcgraviat |
| Pr. | Principat |
| RA | Reichsabtei (Abadia de l'Imperi, un monestir gaudint de Reichsunmittelbarkeit o autoritat imperial |

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* Westermann, Großer Atlass zu Weltgeschichte (alemany) mapes molt detallats

## Enllaços externs

* The Catholic Encyclopedia
* Foundation for Medieval Genealogy