Décapole
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Décapole
Summary
Décapole is a former administrative territorial entity[1]. Décapole draws 2,419 Wikipedia views per month (former_administrative_territorial_entity category, ranking #22 of 144).[2]
Key Facts
- Décapole is located in Landgraviate of Lower Alsace[3].
- Décapole is located in Landgraviate of Upper Alsace[4].
- Décapole is located in Upper Rhenish Circle[5].
- Décapole is located in province of Alsace[6].
- Décapole is in the country of Holy Roman Empire[7].
- Décapole is in the country of Kingdom of France[8].
- Décapole's instance of is recorded as former administrative territorial entity[9].
- Décapole's instance of is recorded as league of towns[10].
- Décapole's instance of is recorded as confederation[11].
- Décapole's instance of is recorded as decad[12].
- Décapole's capital is recorded as Haguenau[13].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Charles IV[14].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Colmar[15].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Haguenau[16].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Kaysersberg[17].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Republic of Mulhouse[18].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Munster[19].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Obernai[20].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Rosheim[21].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free Imperial City of Schlettstadt[22].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Turckheim[23].
- Décapole's founder is recorded as Free City of Wissembourg[24].
- Décapole comprises Free City of Colmar[25].
- Décapole comprises Free City of Haguenau[26].
- Décapole comprises Free City of Kaysersberg[27].
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Founding
Founders include Charles IV[14], Free City of Colmar[15], Free City of Haguenau[16], Free City of Kaysersberg[17], Republic of Mulhouse[18], and Free City of Munster[19]. August 28, 1354 marks the founding of Décapole[28].
Dissolution
Décapole was dissolved in February 5, 1679[29].
Why It Matters
Décapole draws 2,419 Wikipedia views per month (former_administrative_territorial_entity category, ranking #22 of 144).[2] Décapole has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] Décapole is known by 23 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]