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this now extinft familv takes its name, lies in the pretedurate of Aihlitig
in Upper-Bavaria, iioi tar from the market-town of Aibluig.
§.3. The Eledtorof Bavaria joins himfelf to no college of Counts of the-
Empire, at the Dit^t thereof, on account of this feigniory, but in the circle
of Bavaria is poffeficd of a voice on that account. To a Roman month it
pays twenty florins, and to each chamber-term is rated at ten rixdollars,
feventy-three kruitzers.
§. 4. The moft remarkable places in it are,
ruins.
1. Hohen-WaMeck, a village. The ancient caille of JVaUcck lies in
2. Schliers, a coUegiate-foundarion, feated on the fee,, or lake, oi Schlias.
3. Miesbach, or Mtifpach, a market- town.
4. Wallenburgf or Waldsnberg, a citadel.
The Seigniory of
B R E I -1 E N E C K,
§. I. T^HIS feigniory lies in the upper palatinate, and the places be-
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longing to it are within the liberties of the pfleg-anat of Neumarkt^
being difperfed up and down in the dutchy oi Neuburg.
§. 2. The places and eflates of which this feigniory confiffs were taken«
by the Imperial general Count John o^l'illy, in the time of the thirty years
war, and raifed by the Emperor, under the name of Breiteneck, to an Impcrrbl-:(eigniory;
and Count TiV/y was, on account thereof, received, in the year
1648, at the Diet of the circle at Wajferburg, among the States of the circlt
oi Bavaria. But the Counts of 7/7^ becoming extindt in the year 1724, in
the perfon of Count Ferdinand Laurence., the fief-eftates fell to the Eledlor
of Bavaria^ and the hereditary ones to the laft Count's fifter, named
Maria Anna Catherina-, who was confort to Antony, the elder Count of
Montjort.
§.3. The Elector of Bavaria, at the Diets of the circle thereof, is
pofleffed of the voice of Breiteneck, but at the Diets of the Empire joins
himfelf to no college of Counts on account of this feigniory. To a Roman
month its contribution is fixed at twenty florins, and to each chamber-term.
at
thirty-five rixdollars.
§. 4. In it we fhall take notice of,
L. The fief-eftates which fell to the Eledor of Bavaria : namely,
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