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Diocese of Italia
Primate: His Holiness Joseph I, Servant of God's Servants, Vicar of Christ on Earth, Successor to St. Peter, Bishop of Rome and Pontifex Maximus
Area: The Papal States; the Kingdoms of Cyprus and Naples; Marquis of Mantua; Duchies of Milan, Tuscany, Modena; Republics of Venice, Sienna and Genoa; Protectorates of the Knights of St. John
Number of Cardinals: 9
Cardinal Alesci, Archbishop of Ancona,
Secretary of the Papal Curia, Metropolitan of
the Papal States
Cardinal Soprano, Archbishop of Bologna,
Head of the Congregation of the Holy Faith, Metropolitan of
the Papal States
Cardinal de Montpetit, Archbishop of Bijoix,
Head of the Holy Officium of Inquisition, Metropolitan of
Burgundy
Cardinal Corleone, Archbishop of Ostia,
Papal Nuncio, Metropolitan of
the Papal States
Cardinal Bernardi, Archbishop of Anagni,
Papal Nuncio, Metropolitan of
the Papal States
Cardinal Casadonte, Archbishop of Tusculum,
Papal Nuncio, Metropolitan of
the Papal States
Cardinal Archbishop Guisseppe Raponi of Venèzia, Metropolitan of
Venice
Cardinal Archbishop of Nàpoli, Metropolitan of
Naples
Cardinal Archbishop Ortucchio of Genoa, Metropolitan of
Genoa
Diocese of Britannia
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop Richard Bouchier of Canterbury, Metropolitan of
England
Area: the British Isles
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Bernardi, Archbishop of Anagni
Number of Cardinals: 2
Cardinal Archbishop Richard Bouchier of Canterbury, Metropolitan of
England
Cardinal Archbishop Peter McMichael of Belfast, Metropolitan of
Ireland
Diocese of Gallia
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop Frontenac of Paris, Metropolitan of
France
Area: the Kingdom of France; the Duchies of Aquitaine, Bourbonnais, Brabant, Brittany, Burgundy, Gelre, Orleans, Normandy, Provence and Savoy; Count of Auvergne, Stadholder of Friesland
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Bernardi, Archbishop of Anagni
Number of Cardinals: 4
Cardinal Archbishop de Granson of Clermont, Metropolitan of
Auvergne
Cardinal Archbishop Charles de Frontenac of Paris, Metropolitan of
France
Cardinal Archbishop Lenar Hoyt of Nantes, Metropolitan of
Brittany
Cardinal Archbishop Jean-Claude Turcotte of Tours, Metropolitan of
Bourbonnais
Diocese of Germania
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop Stephen Bodeker of Berlin, Metropolitan of
Brandenburg
Area: the Kingdom of Bohemia; the Archduchy of Austria; the Duchies of Bavaria, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hannover, Hessen, Holstein, Kleves, Lorraine, Luxembourg, Mecklemburg, Pommern, Saxony and Wurtemburg; the Archbishoprics of Cologne, Mainz, Magdeburg and Wurzburg; the Prince-Bishopric of Munster; the Palatinate; the Margravate of Baden; the Count of Oldenburg; and the Helvetian Confederation
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Corleone, Archbishop of Ostia
Number of Cardinals: 8
Cardinal Archbishop Stephen Bodeker of Berlin, Metropolitan of
Brandenburg
Cardinal Archbishop Adolph Dietmar of Köln, Metropolitan of
Cologne
Cardinal Archbishop of Prague, Metropolitan of
Bohemia
Cardinal Archbishop of Mainz, Metropolitan of
Mainz
Cardinal Archbishop of Munich, Metropolitan of
Bavaria
Cardinal Archbishop von Webber of Vienna, Metropolitan of
Austria
Cardinal Archbishop of Dresden, Metropolitan of
Saxony
Cardinal Archbishop of Luxembourg, Metropolitan of
Luxembourg
Diocese of Hispania
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop Manrique de Lara of Madrid, Metropolitan of
Castille
Area: the Kingdoms of Aragon, Castille, Navarre and Portugal
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Casadonte, Archbishop of Tusculum
Number of Cardinals: 5
Cardinal Archbishop D'Borja of Saragosa, Metropolitan of
Aragon
Cardinal Archbishop of Barcelona, Metropolitan of
Aragon
Cardinal Archbishop Manrique de Lara of Madrid, Metropolitan of
Castille
Cardinal Archbishop of Salamanca, Metropolitan of
Castille
Cardinal Archbishop of Lisbon, Metropolitan of
Portugal
Diocese of Scandinavia
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop Flemming Hansen of Copenhagen, Metropolitan of
Denmark
Area: Kingdoms of Denmark-Norway, Livonia and Sweden
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Corleone, Archbishop of Ostia
Number of Cardinals: 3
Cardinal Archbishop Flemming Hansen of Copenhagen, Metropolitan of
Denmark
Cardinal Archbishop of Riga, Metropolitan of
Livonia
Cardinal Archbishop Tobias Oxenstierna of Stockholm, Metropolitan of
Sweden
Diocese of Sclavia
Primate: Cardinal Archbishop of Krakow, Metropolitan of
Poland
Area: Kingdoms of Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Poland and Hungary; Grand Duchy of Lithuania; Duchies of Prussia and Ragusa, Voivode of Transylvania
Papal nuncio: Cardinal Corleone, Archbishop of Ostia
Number of Cardinals: 3
Cardinal Archbishop of Budapest, Metropolitan of
Hungary
Cardinal Archbishop of Krakow, Metropolitan of
Poland
Cardinal Archbishop of Vilnius, Metropolitan of
Lithuania
Powers of the Primates
· In the event of a Papal Conclave, the Primate of a Diocese may cast the votes of all Cardinals not present (NPC) within his Diocese.
