Boundary changes between France/Bouillon and Austrian Netherlands 1769

Added HRE 1697-1742

Removed duplicated HRE relation

Added preliminary Upper Rhenish Circle (no boundaries yet)

Added Duchy of Lorraine and Lorraine et Barrois; More tweaks to the Three Bishoprics; Added HRE 1742-66

Amended northern border of France/Alsace with the HRE (most sources I've seen seem to agree and disagree with Spruner & Menke)

Added Alsace (after 1697) and the County of Dagsburg; Deleted HRE 1787-97 relations duplicated by previous upload (I wish I knew how to stop that from happening)

Added Schaumberg (the area around Tholey) to France and removed it from the HRE pre-1787

Added Duchy of Bar; made additional territorial changes to the Three Bishoprics from 1661

Roughly improved a section of the Alsace-Lorraine border; Added the Three Bishoprics; Adjusted Salm-Salm boundary (to match most sources other than "Hand-Atlas für die Geschichte des Mittelalters und die neueren Zeit")

Tweaked Middle Francia, Lotharingia and the Carolingian Empire

Tweaked positioning of Salm-Salm and Mulhouse

Amended Hanover labels to show union with Great Britain/UK

Added Bouillon as HRE state until 1679 and added it to the Lower Rhenish-Westphalian Circle; Added some labels and dummy/empty relations in the Southern Netherlands

Added Franche-Comté (Province) and the Habsburg Free County of Burgundy; Added the latter to the Burgundian Circle; Separated Mömpelgard/Montbéliard from the surrounding lordships and removed those from the late HRE

Adjusted France-Neuchâtel and France-B.Basel borders (pre-1815); Deleted redundant/duplicated HRE relation

Added missing exclave to pre-1797 France

Added HRE 1766-97; added several alternative-language names for the HRE; Added Duchy of Savoy (proper, i.e. the Burgundian part) 1601-1792

Added Salm-Salm (and its annexation by France); Added note to Bavarian Circle about the Oberpfalz

Corrected French Republic borders pre-1797 (and Mulhouse pre-1798); Added Kingdom of France 1766-92 and implemented annexation of Savoy and Venaissin from a French perspective