Free Imperial City of Kaufbeuren (1286-1803).Free Imperial City of Biberach an der Riß (1281-1803).Free Imperial City of Ravensburg (1276-1803).Free Imperial City of Augsburg (1276-1803).Free Imperial City of Lindau (1275-1802).Free Imperial City of Buchhorn (1275-1803).Free Imperial City of Rothenburg (1274-1803).Free Imperial City of Gmünd (1268-1802).Free Imperial City of Überlingen (1268-1803).Free Imperial City of Rottweil (1268-1802).Free Imperial City of Memmigen (1268-1802).Free Imperial City of Strasbourg (1262-1681).Free Imperial City of Mühlhausen (1251-1803).Free Imperial City of Windsheim (1248-1802).Free Imperial City of Schweinfurt (1245-1803).Free Imperial City of Mainz (1241-1462).
Free Imperial City of Bopfingen (1241-1802).Free Imperial City of Reutlingen (1240-1803).Free Imperial City of Esslingen (1229-1802/3).Free Imperial City of Colmar (1226-1679).Free Imperial City of Rheinfelden (1225-1330).Free Imperial City of Lübeck (1226–1811).Free Imperial City of Pfullendorf (1220-1803).Free Imperial City of Nordhausen (1220-1802).Free Imperial City of Nuremberg (1219-1806).Free Imperial City of Nördlingen (1215-1803).Free Imperial City of Friedberg (1211-1806).Free Imperial City of Konstanz (1192-1548).Free Imperial City of Hamburg (1189-1806 ).Free Imperial City of Besançon (1184-1654).Free Imperial City of Aachen (1166-1801).Free Imperial City of Goslar (1081-1802).In 308 BC, an attempted coup to restore the monarch to full power failed, which led to Carthage becoming a republic. Various Greek city-states under Classical Athenian influence these loyalties and governments changed frequently (see synoecisms), and in some instances were even under the influence of Sparta without succumbing to oligarchy. One of the eight confederate clans of the Vajji Clan Mahajanapada the city of Vaishali was the republic's capital. List by period Antiquity StateĪ clan confederacy of two oligarchic republics and other states (kingdoms) in ancient India
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