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Wording
....and from 1772 to 1918 Lodomeria was officially a part of the Kingdom of
, although it only existed on paper. It had no territory and could not be found on any map.
This sounds a bit funny to me. It's not like the territory vanished into thin air after all - it still continued to exist, albeit under a different name and not as part of Austria[-Hungary]. Maybe something like:
....and from 1772 to 1918 Lodomeria was officially a part of the Kingdom of
