List of Pomeranian duchies and dukes

In the struggle to shake off Polish and Danish claims to feudal overlordship, Pomerania approached the Holy Roman Empire.In 1181, while staying in the camp outside the walls of Lübeck, Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa recognised Bogislaw I as duke of S(c)lavia, as it was called in the document.[1] However, three years later in the Battle in the Bay of Greifswald (1184) the Danish Canute VI forced Pomerania to accept him as liege lord.In 1231 Emperor Frederick II granted the immediate liege lordship over Pomerania to the Margrave of Brandenburg, who enforced this claim by the Treaties of Kremmen (1236) and of Landin (1250).In 1238 both became part of Pomerelia, ruled by the House of Sobiesław, and following the extinction of the line in 1294, both were directly reintegrated with Poland in accordance with the Treaty of Kępno.This time however, in contrast to the earlier partitions with the same names, Pomerania-Wolgast included the western, and Pomerania-Stettin the eastern parts of the duchy.
Map of the historical Duchy of Pomerania from the 17th century
PomeraniaSiemomysłŚwiętoborŚwiętopełk IGdańsk PomeraniaWartislawHouse of PomeraniaDuchy of PomeraniaLothar of SupplinburgSamboridesŚwiętobor, Duke of PomeraniaPomeranianGriffinSzczecinDemminHoly Roman EmpireLübeckFrederick I BarbarossaBogislaw ICanute VIliege lordLand of Słupsk-SławnoBattle of Bornhöved (1227)Frederick IIliege lordshipMargrave of BrandenburgTreaties of Kremmenof LandinSłupskPomereliaSławnoHouse of SobiesławTreaty of KępnoWolgastWartislaw IIIBarnim IBarnim IIOtto IBogislaw IVPomerania-StolpStargardBogislaw XTreaty of Pyritzthe Marcheran immediateimperial estateTreaty of GrimnitzDarłowoBogislaw XIVSwedenHither PomeraniaPeace of WestphaliaSwedish PomeraniaLauenburg-Bütow LandPartitions of PolandFarther PomeraniaBrandenburg-Prussiaprovinces of PrussiaHouse of GriffinsWarcislaus IStolpe an der PeeneChristianityOtto of BambergConversion of PomeraniaSłupsk-SławnoRacibor IDuchy of Schlawe-StolpRacibor I, Duke of Schlawe-StolpBoguslaus IDuchy of StettinAnastasia of Greater PolandSosnitzaCasimir IDuchy of DemminWarcislaus IIBoguslaus IIMiroslava of PomereliaSchlaweGützkowCasimir IIIngard of DenmarkMieszko III of PolandWarcislaus IIIRacibor IIBarnim I the GoodMatilda of BrandenburgDąbieBoguslaus IVDuchy of WolgastWarcislaus IVElisabeth of Lindow-RuppinPrincipality of RügenStavenhagenJohn III, Lord of WerleBoguslaus V the GreatSlupskDuchy of StolpElisabeth of PolandBarnim IV the GoodRügenWarcislaus V the Father of the PeopleSzczecinekBarnim III the GreatAgnes of Brunswick-GrubenhagenCasimir IIIBarnim IIIChojnaWarcislaus VI the One-EyedBarnim IVDuchy of RügenKlępino BiałogardzkieBoguslaus VIAgnes of Brunswick-LüneburgSwantibor IBoguslaus VII the ElderCasimir IVBoguslaus VMargaret of MasoviaSiemowit III, Duke of MasoviaBydgoszczGniewkowoInowroclawWyszogrodHenry VII, Duke of BrzegWarcislaus VIIMaria of Mecklenburg-SchwerinBoguslaus VIII MagnusBarnim VDuchy of OpoleBarnim VIWarcislaus VIWarcislaus VIIIAgnes of Saxe-LauenburgWarcislaus VIII, Duke of Pomerania-RügenBarnim VII the ElderWarcislaus IXOtto IIBattle of GrunwaldCasimir VElisabeth of Brunswick-GrubenhagenBarnim VIII the YoungerZingstDamgartenWilliam, Lord of WerleBoguslaus IXBoguslaus VIIIMaria of MasoviaPoznańFrederick II, Elector of BrandenburgJoachim the YoungerElisabeth of BrandenburgEric IPhilippa of EnglandOtto IIIJoachimSophieEric IIWarcislaus XFranzburgBoguslaus X the GreatEric II, Duke of Pomerania-WolgastSophie, Duchess of Pomerania-StolpMargaret of BrandenburgPrenzlauAnna Jagiellon of PolandGeorge IBoguslaus XAnna of PolandAmalie of the PalatinateBerlinBarnim IX the PiousAnna of Brunswick-LüneburgJoachim I Nestor, Elector of BrandenburgElizabeth of DenmarkTribseesGrimsbyKlempenowJohn V, Prince of Anhalt-ZerbstDessauPhilip I the PiousMaria of SaxonyTorgauErnest Louis the FairPhilip ISophie Hedwig of Brunswick-WolfenbüttelPhilip JuliusJohn Frederick the StrongErdmuthe of BrandenburgBarnim X the YoungerAnna Maria of BrandenburgBoguslaus XIII [XI]Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of PomeraniaErnest LouisAgnes of BrandenburgGeorge IIKingdom of SwedenPhilip II the PiousTreptow an der RegaFrancisSophie of SaxonyDresdenBoguslaus XIV [XII] the SociableElisabeth of Schleswig-Holstein-SonderburgPrincipality of RugiaRatislausTetzlavJaromar IVislav IJaromar IIVislav IIJaromar IIIVislav IIISobieslaw IDuchy of Eastern PomeraniaPomerelianGdańskBiałogardaŚwieciePomerania-GdańskHouse of SamborSambor IMestwin I the PeacefulŚwiętopełk II the GreatPomerelia-GdańskEuphrosyne of Greater PolandPomerelia-Białogarda-Lubiszewo-ŚwieciePomerelia-BiałogardaTeutonic OrderSambor IILubiszewoOstsiedlungMestwin IIPomerelia-ŚwiecieEuphrosyne of OpoleSulisławaWartislaw IIKuyaviaState of the Teutonic OrderThirteen Years' WarPomeranian Voivodeship (1466–1772)Kingdom of PolandPolish–Lithuanian CommonwealthPrussiaFirst Partition of PolandSecond Partition of PolandWest PrussiaKingdom of PrussiaPrussian PartitionFree City of DanzigNapoleonicFrançois Joseph LefebvreGerman EmpireProvince of PrussiaPomeranian VoivodeshipLeague of NationsDanzig-West PrussiaHistory of PomeraniaJulius FickerBogislaw IIMestwin I of PomereliaHohenstaufen10,000 BC – 600 AD600–11001100–13001300–15001500–18061806–19331933–19451945–presentWestern PomeraniaBillung MarchNorthern MarchPartitionsPomerania-DemminPomerania-StettinPomerania-SchlawePomerania-WolgastPomerania-NeustettinPomerania-StargardPomerania-RügenwaldePomerania-Wolgast-StolpPomerania-BarthProvince of Pomerania 1815–1945Stettin RegionStralsund RegionList of placenamesEnclave of PoliceSzczecin Voivodeship 1946–1975Bezirk FrankfurtBezirk NeubrandenburgBezirk RostockSzczecin Voivodeship 1975–1998Mecklenburg-VorpommernBrandenburgWest Pomeranian VoivodeshipCamminSchlawe-StolpBrandenburgian PomeraniaStarostwo of DraheimKöslin RegionKoszalin Voivodeship 1950–1975Koszalin Voivodeship 1975–1998Słupsk VoivodeshipLauenburg-BütowRoyal PrussiaLauenburg-Bütow PawnLauenburg and Bütow LandKashubiaKociewieTuchola ForestChełmno LandDuchy of GdańskDuchy of Świecie and LubiszewoDuchy of BiałogardaDuchy of LubiszewoDuchy of ŚwiecieChełmno VoivodeshipFree City of Danzig 1807–1814Posen-West Prussia RegionPomeranian Voivodeship 1919–1939Polish CorridorFree City of Danzig 1920–1939Reichsgau Danzig-West PrussiaGdańsk Voivodeship 1946–1975Gdańsk Voivodeship 1975–1998Toruń VoivodeshipGmina Biały BórKuyavian-Pomeranian VoivodeshipRoman CatholicChristianization of PomeraniaDiocese of Wollin/CamminDiocese of KolbergDiocese of ChełmnoDiocese of RoskildeApostolic Vicariate of Northern GermanyApostolic Administration of the Free City of DanzigApostolic Administration of TützPrelature of SchneidemühlApostolic Administration of Kamień (Cammin), Lubusz (Lebus) and the Prelature of Piła (Schneidemühl)Gorzów WielkopolskiArchdiocese of BerlinDiocese of BydgoszczArchdiocese of GdańskDiocese of Koszalin-KołobrzegDiocese of PelplinArchdiocese of Szczecin-KamieńDiocese of ToruńDiocese of WłocławekProtestantProtestant ReformationEvangelical State Church in PrussiaPomeranian Evangelical ChurchProtestant Church in GermanyEvangelical Lutheran Church in Northern GermanyEvangelical Reformed Church in GermanyEvangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in PolandLutheran Diocese of Pomerania-Greater PolandLutheran Diocese of WrocławPentecostal Church in PolandDemographyanthropologyHamburgMaglemosianErtebølle-EllerbekLinear PotteryFunnelbeakerHavellandCorded WareComb CeramicNordic Bronze AgeLusatianJastorfOksywieWielbarkGustowDębczyn (Denzin)GepidsLemoviiVidivariiVistula VenetiSlavic PomeraniansPrissaniUkraniVeletiLuticiVelunzaniGerman PomeraniansKashubiansSlovinciansMigration PeriodWWII flight and expulsion of GermansPost-WWII settlement of Poles and UkrainiansWest GermanicLow GermanLow PrussianCentral PomeranianMecklenburgisch-VorpommerschEast PomeranianWest PomeranianStandard GermanWest SlavicPolabianPolishKashubianSlovincianKremmenLandinKępnoSoldin (1309)TemplinKaliszStralsund (1354)Stralsund (1370)PyzdryRaciążek (1404)Thorn, FirstŁęczyca (1433)Brześć KujawskiSoldin (1466)Thorn, Second (1466)PyritzKrakówGrimnitzAugsburgLublinStettin (1570)Stettin (1630)WestphaliaStettin (1653)LabiauWehlau and BrombergSaint-Germain-en-Laye (1679)Lund (1679)StockholmFrederiksborgPolish Partitions TreatiesTilsitViennaNorth German Confederation TreatyPeace of Prague (1866)VersaillesPolish ConcordatPrussian ConcordatReichskonkordatMolotov–RibbentropPotsdamZgorzelecMoscow (1970)Warsaw (1970)Helsinki AccordsPolish-East German Maritime Border AgreementTwo Plus FourGerman–Polish Border TreatyTreaty of Good NeighbourshipConvention on the International Commission on the Protection of the Oder against PollutionTreaty of Accession 2003