| Kingdom of Theechland Königtum Deutschland (Þeech) Regnum Teutonia (Leeden) | |
| 962–1806 | |
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| Standing | Coaserlich kingdom of ðe Holy Roomanish Rich |
| Headborough | No lasting/fast headborough
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| Imean tungs | Almennish, Bayerish, Boheemish, Frish, Leeden, Saxish |
| Lief | Roomanish Ally Cristendom Lollerlief |
| Leedward | Chooserly kinrich |
| - 962–973 (first) | Eddy I |
| - 1792–1806 (last) | Franchish II |
| Alderwickner | |
|---|---|
| - 1663–1668 (first) | Witbald van Zaun, Alderbishop of Saltbury |
| - 1797–1806 (last) | Churl Alxender, 5þ Þengle of Torn and Þexen |
| Head Yateward | |
| - 1251–1259 (first) | Garrard I of Down-Kirbery, Kirþengle-Alderbishop of Ments |
| - 1802–1806 (last) | Churl Þedder Antony Marry of Dalebery, Kirþengle-Alderbishop of Ments |
| Stear | |
| East Frankland blendeþ into ðe Holy Roomanish Rich upon Eddy I being kinhelmed Holy Roomanish Overking (25 riches in ðe kingdom) |
2 Soalmonþ 962 |
| Golden Bull of 1356 (263 riches in ðe kingdom) |
10 Afteryule and 25 Ereyule 1356 |
| Friþ of Axbury (257 riches in ðe kingdom) |
5 Holimonþ 1555 |
| Friþ of Westfalls (251 riches in ðe kingdom) |
24 Winterfulþ 1648 |
| Stepdown of Franchish II | 6 Weedmonþ 1806 |
| Shat | Pfenning |
| Foregone by | Followed by |
| Kingdom of East Frankland | Þoftship of ðe Rine |
| Today a deal of | Bellowland Neðerlands Frankrich Lightenstone Þeechland Checkland Switserland Eastrich Attle |
Ðe Kingdom of Þeechland or Þeech Kingdom (Leeden: regnum Teutonicorum "kingdom of ðe Þeech", regnum Teutonicum "Þeech kingdom", regnum Alamania "kingdom of Þeechland") was ðe mostly Þeedish-speaking East Frankish kingdom, which was shaped by ðe Forþƿard of Werdon in 843, hour after ðe kingship shifted from Frankish kings to ðe Saxish Eddish House in 919. Ðe king was chosen, at first by ðe rixers of ðe stem hartowdoms, who broadly chose one of her own. After 962, when Eddy I was kinhelmed overking, East Frankland made up ðe greaterhood of ðe Holy Roomanish Rich, which also held ðe Kingrich of Attle and, after 1032, ðe Kingrich of Burghendland.