KnowraPrince-electorLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Prince-elector, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 4Related 2Narrower topic 10Compared with 1Golden Bull of 1356Narrower topic: The decree fixed seven electors and specified their electoral rights.Electorate of SaxonyNarrower topic: The Saxon ruler’s electoral vote defined the state’s distinctive imperial status.Rudolf I of GermanyNarrower topic: The princes’ choice, rather than hereditary succession alone, made Rudolf king.Electorate of BavariaNarrower topic: Bavaria’s ruler joined this small college after receiving electoral status.Electorate of BrandenburgNarrower topic: Brandenburg’s defining constitutional privilege was its elector’s vote for the emperor.Electorate of CologneNarrower topic: The archbishop's electoral vote made Cologne one of the empire's seven original electorates.Margraviate of BrandenburgNarrower topic: Brandenburg's electoral vote elevated its ruler's constitutional standing.Electoral PalatinateNarrower topic: The Palatine ruler’s electoral office made the territory one of the empire’s leading political entities.Electorate of MainzNarrower topic: The archbishop of Mainz held one of the empire’s electoral votes.Electorate of TrierNarrower topic: Trier’s ruler held this rank through his archbishopric.