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The '''Archduchy of Greater Vethringen''' is a [[States of Dolchland|constituent state]] of the Empire of [[Dolchland]] that is a semi-independent constituent state of the Empire. Located in the Vethringen region, it shares a border with the [[Duchy of Lower Vethringen:Lower Vethringen]] to the north, as well as [[Habstria]] to the west, [[Landgraviate of Tale-Beiberg|Tale-Beiberg]] and [[Westervark]] to the east and [[Gmunenhochwald]] to the south.
The '''Archduchy of Greater Vethringen''' is a [[States of Dolchland|constituent state]] of the Empire of [[Dolchland]] that is a semi-independent constituent state of the Empire. Located in the Vethringen region, it shares a border with the [[Duchy of Lesser Vethringen|Lesser Vethringen]] to the north, as well as [[Habstria]] to the west, [[Landgraviate of Tale-Beiberg|Tale-Beiberg]] and [[Westervark]] to the east and [[Gmunenhochwald]] to the south.


In the arrival of Dolchic settlers to modern-day Dolchland, the region which would become Vethringen was universally colonised by the Vetter tribe or tribal confederation. They consolidated relatively quickly, establishing an ancient kingdom in 495. The Kingdom would come to be bordered by the ($EMPIRE) rising in the west, and seeing potential in joining with this new power, renounced their Kingly title to join as vassals to the Empire, and became the early Archduchy of Vethringen. This state continued until 1617, when the Vethringen Succession War broke out, with two rival factions, the Legitimists ruling from Greifsdorf, who had selected a cousin of the outgoing Archduke who was of the house Ausburg-Vethringen to rule, and the Nachfolgists, ruling from Ritterburg, who had selected the legitimised bastard son of the outgoing Archduke to rule. The war resulted in somewhat of a stalemate, though the Legitimist cause was supported by the Ausburg Emperor, and so the title of Archduke remained with the Legitimist ruler, who formed the Archduchy of Greater Vethringen, while the Nachfolgists formed the Duchy of Lesser Vethringen.
In the arrival of Dolchic settlers to modern-day Dolchland, the region which would become Vethringen was universally colonised by the Vetter tribe or tribal confederation. They consolidated relatively quickly, establishing an ancient kingdom in 495. The Kingdom would come to be bordered by the ($EMPIRE) rising in the west, and seeing potential in joining with this new power, renounced their Kingly title to join as vassals to the Empire, and became the early Archduchy of Vethringen. This state continued until 1617, when the Vethringen Succession War broke out, with two rival factions, the Legitimists ruling from Greifsdorf, who had selected a cousin of the outgoing Archduke who was of the house Ausburg-Vethringen to rule, and the Nachfolgists, ruling from Ritterburg, who had selected the legitimised bastard son of the outgoing Archduke to rule. The war resulted in somewhat of a stalemate, though the Legitimist cause was supported by the Ausburg Emperor, and so the title of Archduke remained with the Legitimist ruler, who formed the Archduchy of Greater Vethringen, while the Nachfolgists formed the Duchy of Lesser Vethringen.

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Archduchy of Greater Vethringen
Erzherzogtum Groß Vethringen (Alemannisch)
1623
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Location of the Archduchy of Greater Vethringen
Location of the Archduchy of Greater Vethringen
StatusState
CapitalGreifsdorf
Common languagesAlemannisch
Demonym(s)Vethringenian
GovernmentHereditary Archduchy
• Archduke
Johann III
History 
• Established
20 August 1623
• Kingdom of Vethringen founded
495
• Vassal State to the Empire
730
• Archduchy of Greater Vethringen founded
1623
CurrencyThaler

The Archduchy of Greater Vethringen is a constituent state of the Empire of Dolchland that is a semi-independent constituent state of the Empire. Located in the Vethringen region, it shares a border with the Lesser Vethringen to the north, as well as Habstria to the west, Tale-Beiberg and Westervark to the east and Gmunenhochwald to the south.

In the arrival of Dolchic settlers to modern-day Dolchland, the region which would become Vethringen was universally colonised by the Vetter tribe or tribal confederation. They consolidated relatively quickly, establishing an ancient kingdom in 495. The Kingdom would come to be bordered by the ($EMPIRE) rising in the west, and seeing potential in joining with this new power, renounced their Kingly title to join as vassals to the Empire, and became the early Archduchy of Vethringen. This state continued until 1617, when the Vethringen Succession War broke out, with two rival factions, the Legitimists ruling from Greifsdorf, who had selected a cousin of the outgoing Archduke who was of the house Ausburg-Vethringen to rule, and the Nachfolgists, ruling from Ritterburg, who had selected the legitimised bastard son of the outgoing Archduke to rule. The war resulted in somewhat of a stalemate, though the Legitimist cause was supported by the Ausburg Emperor, and so the title of Archduke remained with the Legitimist ruler, who formed the Archduchy of Greater Vethringen, while the Nachfolgists formed the Duchy of Lesser Vethringen.