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Tyrol
The Tyrol began life as a county situated in the western section of
Austria,
in extremely mountainous terrain. |
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Counts of Tyrol |
mid 11th C. |
Albert I |
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1055 - 1101 |
Albert II |
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1101 - 1165 |
Albert III |
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1165 - 1180 |
Berthold |
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1180 - 1202 |
Henry I |
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1202 - 1253 |
Albert IV |
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1253 - 1258 |
Meinhard I |
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1257 - 1295 |
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Meinhard II |
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1295 - 1310 |
Otto |
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1310 - 1355 |
Henry II |
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1335 - 1363 |
Margaret Maultash |
Died 1369. |
1335 - 1341 |
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John Henry of
Luxembourg |
Died 1375. |
1341 - 1361 |
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Louis Wittelsbach |
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1344 - 1363 |
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Meinhard III |
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1363 - 1365 |
Tyrol
is inherited by Archduke Rudolph IV of
Austria,
and then ruled mainly by junior members of the family. |
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Counts of Tyrol (Habsburgs) |
1365 - 1386 |
Leopold III |
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1386 - 1395 |
Albert III |
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1386 - 1406 |
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William the Courteous |
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1395 - 1439 |
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Frederick IV of the Empty Pocket |
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1439 - 1490 |
Sigismund |
Died 1493. |
1490 - 1519 |
Maximilian I |
Became archduke of
Austria (1493-1519). |
1519 - 1564 |
Ferdinand I |
Became archduke of
Austria (1520-1564). |
1564 - 1595 |
Ferdinand II |
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1595 - 1612 |
Taken directly into
Austrian rule. |
1612 - 1618 |
Maximilian II |
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1618 - 1620 |
Taken directly into
Austrian rule. |
1620 - 1621 |
Albert |
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1621 - 1625 |
Taken directly into
Austrian rule. |
1625 - 1632 |
Leopold V |
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1632 - 1662 |
Ferdinand Charles |
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1662 - 1665 |
Sigismund Francis |
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1665 |
Taken permanently into
Austrian rule. |
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