Difference between territorial jurisdiction and subject matter jurisdiction

Territorial jurisdiction: Territorial jurisdiction identifies the court which has power to adjudicate matters based on jurisdictional areas.

Subject matter jurisdiction: Subject matter jurisdiction determines which level court in a judicial system has competence to try a case based on a number of aspects, including the value of the litigation, etc.

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