Naugard

Naugard was a Pomeranian lordship centred on the town of Naugard. In 1337 the Eberstein counts held it as vassals of the bishops of Cammin; the town had received German municipal law in 1309.

The Ebersteins held Naugard for centuries. When the last of the family died in 1663, the lordship passed to Ernst Bogislaw von Croÿ, and in 1684 it went to the electors of Brandenburg. In 1807 allied Polish, French and Italian forces captured the town.