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There is a small mistake in this article. The municipal "Müllheim" is linked to a town in Germany which has nothing to do with the one in Switzerland. Please change.

reichsunmittelbar translates to "subject to the Emperor alone." It really helps to translate phrases from other languages into the one the article is written in. SwissmissPat (talk) 14:33, 3 August 2017 (UTC)SwissmissPat[reply]

"Thurgau" is first and foremost the general term for the landscape on the south-western shore of Lake Constance. This also includes the old town of Constance itself, which, however, does not politically belong to the "Canton of Thurgau" nor to Switzerland, but is nevertheless a Thurgau town. One cannot therefore equate "Thurgau" and the "Canton of Thurgau", as is done in this article. 217.6.16.70 (talk) 12:31, 9 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]