Imperial County of Reuss

The Imperial County of Reuss is a powerful and prosperous region within the Holy Roman Empire the county is in a state of relative peace and stability.

• Coat of Arms/Flag: A red shield with a golden lion rampant, surmounted by a silver crown. The flag is a red and gold horizontal stripe.
• Status: Imperial County, a direct vassal of the Holy Roman Emperor
• Country: Holy Roman Empire
• Capital City: Greiz
• Other Settlements: Gera, Plauen, Zeulenroda, Altenburg, Kahla, Saalfeld
• Current Ruler: Count Heinrich XXIV of Reuss-Greiz
• Local Ruler: None
• Government: Monarchy
• Legislature: The Count’s council
• Demographics: Germanic
• Languages: German
• Population: Approximately 50,000
• Religion: Christianity (Catholic and Lutheran)
• Places of Interest: The Castle of Greiz, The Plauen lace market, The Altenburg castle, Kahla porcelain factory, Saalfeld fairy grottoes.
• Other Notable Residents: Count Heinrich XXIV of Reuss-Greiz,
• The Greiz councilor,
• The Plauen lace master,
• The Altenburg castle lord,
• The Kahla porcelain master,
• The Saalfeld fairy grottoes keeper

The Imperial County of Reuss is a prosperous and powerful region within the Holy Roman Empire. The county is known for its beautiful castles and cathedrals, as well as its rich history and culture. The capital city, Greiz, is a bustling center of trade and commerce, with a lively market and many fine shops and merchants. The other settlements of Gera, Plauen, Zeulenroda, Altenburg, Kahla, and Saalfeld are also important centers of industry and trade.

Each of these towns has its own unique character and charm. The county is ruled by Count Heinrich XXIV of Reuss-Greiz, who is a just and fair ruler. The county is also home to many notable residents, such as the Greiz councilor, the Plauen lace master, the Altenburg castle lord, the Kahla porcelain master, and the Saalfeld fairy grottoes keeper.

The county is known for its beautiful castles and cathedrals, as well as its rich history and culture. The county is also home to many notable residents, such as the Greiz councilor, the Plauen lace master, the Altenburg castle lord, the Kahla porcelain master, and the Saalfeld fairy grottoes keeper. The county is also home to many mythical and folklore monsters or creatures such as the wyverns which are said to live in the mountains surrounding the county, and the Kelpie which is said to live in the rivers and lakes.