Margraviate of Meissen

The Margraviate of Meissen was a medieval margraviate in central regions of the modern German state of Saxony. It was named after the city of Meissen, on the Elbe river. It was created in the 10th century, as a march of the Holy Roman Empire, encompassing regions of several Polabian Slavic tribes.

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Which happened first?

• Margraviate of Meissen began 2 years after County of Luxembourg
• Margraviate of Meissen began 3 years after Holy Roman Empire
• Margraviate of Meissen began 3 years after Ghaznavid Empire
• Margraviate of Meissen began 3 years before Sharifate of Mecca
• Margraviate of Meissen began 6 years after Duchy of Lorraine

Timeline

1. Duchy of Lorraine959–1766
2. Ghaznavid Empire962–1187
3. Holy Roman EmpireFebruary 2, AD 962 – August 6, 1806
4. County of Luxembourg963–1354
5. Margraviate of Meissen (this page)965–1423
6. Sharifate of Mecca968–1925

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