THE WORLD ATLAS

Realm · 1619–1720

Brandenburg-Prussia

Brandenburg-Prussia appears on the map from 1619 to 1720. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1687, it covered about 124,820 km².

One of the realms of Prussia (Brandenburg-Prussia). Prussia became a duchy in 1525, when Albert of Hohenzollern, Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights, turned Lutheran and secularised their lands. In 1618 it passed to his relatives, the electors of Brandenburg, and Frederick William the Great Elector forged their scattered territories into a disciplined state with a standing army.

See Brandenburg-Prussia on the map in 1687

Reference map: Locator Brandenburg-Prussia within the Holy Roman Empire (1618)
Reference map: Locator Brandenburg-Prussia within the Holy Roman Empire (1618) Sir Iain This W3C-unspecified vector image was created with Inkscape . · CC BY-SA 4.0
On the map
1619–1720
Greatest extent
1687, about 124,820 km²
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Wikipedia: Brandenburg-Prussia · Wikidata Q157367

Territory through time

YearsArea drawn
1619–162587,521 km²
1626–162887,413 km²
1629–163187,479 km²
1632–163576,452 km²
1636–163988,525 km²
1640–164174,584 km²
1642–164458,848 km²
1645–164758,651 km²
1648–1658106,403 km²
1659–1672108,783 km²
1673–1676108,936 km²
1677–1682108,783 km²
1683–1686124,101 km²
1687–1690124,820 km²
1691–1699124,130 km²
1700–1717124,775 km²
1718–17201,666 km²

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