was ulm or unterwalden founded in 1115?
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col : name | type | circle | bench | formed | notes row 1 : überlingen | imperial city | swab | sw | 1268 | 1803: mediatized to baden row 2 : ulm | 1155: free imperial city | swab | sw | 1115 | 1803: mediatized to bavaria\n1809: row 3 : umpfenbach | lordship\n1805: hre princely county |  |  |  | to trauttmansdorff row 4 : unterwalden | imperial valley |  |  | 1415 | division into nidwalden and obwalden\n1173: row 5 : upper salm | 1163: county |  |  | 1170 | partitioned from salm\n1499: raised to row 6 : upper bavaria (oberbayern) | duchy |  |  | 1255 |  row 7 : upper schönburg | county | upp sax |  | 1569 | partitioned from schönburg\n1800: partitione row 8 : urach | county |  |  |  | 1060: 1st mention of urach\n1080: row 9 : uri | imperial valley |  |  | 1231 | split off from habsburg\n1648: left empire as member of row 10 : ursberg | 1143: hre abbey | swab |  |  | 1803; secularized row 11 : utrecht | bishopric | burg | ec | 1024 | 1512: burgundian circle\n1528: secularized row 12 : uznach | county |  |  |  |
was ulm or unterwalden founded in 1115?
Name Type Circle Bench Formed Notes
Überlingen Imperial City Swab SW 1268 1803: Mediatized to Baden
Ulm 1155: Free Imperial City Swab SW 1115 1803: Mediatized to Bavaria\n1809: To Wurttemberg
Umpfenbach Lordship\n1805: HRE Princely County To Trauttmansdorff
Unterwalden Imperial valley 1415 Division into Nidwalden and Obwalden\n1173: To Counts of Habsburg\n1291: Nidwalden became a founding member of the Swiss League\n1324: Immediate Imperial fief (Reichsunmittelbar)\n1350s: Division into Obwalden and Nidwalden\n1648: Left Empire as member of Swiss Confederation
Upper Salm 1163: County 1170 Partitioned from Salm\n1499: Raised to Wild- and Rhinegraves of Salm\n1574: Divided into Salm-Salm and Salm-Grumbach
Upper Bavaria (Oberbayern) Duchy 1255
Upper Schönburg County Upp Sax 1569 Partitioned from Schönburg\n1800: Partitioned into Schönburg-Hartenstein and Schönburg-Waldenburg
Urach County 1060: 1st mention of Urach\n1080: 1st use of "Count of Urach"\nDivision of territory into Achalm and Urach\n1218 Egino I of Urach inherited County of Freiburg from Zahringen\n1261: Counts of Urach died out\n1251-1265: Ulrich I of Wurttemberg acquired territories of Counts of Urach
Uri Imperial valley 1231 Split off from Habsburg\n1648: Left Empire as member of Swiss Confederation
Ursberg 1143: HRE Abbey Swab 1803; Secularized
Utrecht Bishopric Burg EC 1024 1512: Burgundian Circle\n1528: Secularized to Austria\n1793: Council of Princes
Uznach County
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