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The Holy Roman Empire’s Imperial Diet: Electoral Votes in 1792
Appendix 2:
College of the Imperial Counts of the Wetterau
By Stephen Millar
The ninety-seventh vote in the Diet’s Council of Princes was this college’s
single collective – or curial – vote. It was determined in the following
order:
1. Nassau-Usingen, Karl-Wilhelm, Furst zu (1775-1803)
2. Nassau-Weilburg, Friedrich-Wilhelm II, Furst zu (1768-1816)
3. Nassau-Saarbrucken, Ludwig, Furst zu (1768-1794)
4. Solms-Braunfels, Friedrich-Wilhelm, Furst zu (1783-1806)
5. Solms-Hohensolms-Lich, Karl-Christian, Graf zu (1744-1803)
6. Solms-Rodelheim, Volrath-Franz-Karl-Ludwig, Graf zu (1790-1818)
7. Solms-Laubach, Friedrich-Ludwig-Christian, Graf zu (1784-1822)
8. Isenburg-Birstein, Wolfgang-Ernst II, Furst zu (1754-1803)
9. Isenburg-Budingen, Ernst-Kasimir II, Graf zu (1775-1801)
10. Stolberg-Gedern-Ortenburg, Karl-Heinrich, Furst zu (1767-1804)
11. Stolberg-Stolberg, Karl-Ludwig, Graf zu (1761-1815)
12. Stolberg-Wernigerode, Christian Friedrich, Graf zu (1778-1806)
13. Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Christian-Heinrich, Graf zu (1792-1800)
[3]
14. Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein, Johann-Ludwig, Graf zu (1775-1796)
15. Salm-Grumbach, Karl-Ludwig, Graf zu (1763-1799)
16. Salm-Rheingrafstein und Grehweiler, Karl-Ludwig, Graf zu (1783-1793)
17. Leiningen-Heidesheim, Wenzel-Josef, Graf zu (1774-1809}
18. Leiningen-Guntersblum, Wilhelm-Karl, Graf zu (1774-1809)
19. Leiningen-Westerburg-Grunstadt, Karl-Christian, Graf zu (1770-1801)
20. Leiningen-Westerburg-Westerburg, Karl-Gustav-Reinhold, Graf zu
(1787-1798)
21. Reuss-Gera, Heinrich XXX, Graf zu (1748-1802)
22. Reuss-Schleiz, Heinrich XLII, Graf zu (1784-1818)
23. Reuss-Lobenstein, Heinrich XXXV, Furst zu (1782-1805)
24. Reuss-Ebersdorf, Heinrich LI, Graf zu (1779-1822)
23. Schonburg-Waldenburg, Otto-Karl-Friedrich, Furst zu [4]
24. Ortenburg-Neuortenburg, Josef-Karl-Leopold, Graf zu (1787-1806)
25. Wied-Runkel, Karl-Ludwig-Friedrich-Alexander, Prinz zu (1791-1803)
[5]
Notes:
[1] Some sources says two princes reigned concurrently in Solms-Braunfels.
[2] Graf zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich was made a Prince of the Holy Roman
Empire in 1792.
[3] Graf zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg was made a Prince of the Holy
Roman Empire in 1792.
[4] No further information was found on the House of Schonburg.
[5] In this college, Prinz zu Wied-Runkel voted as the Graf zu Kriechingen.
Placed on the Napoleon Series: October 2005
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