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Marie-Henriette (Mariette) Crown Pss of Sweden, Duchess of Västergötland Victoria Ingrid Alice Désirée Bernadotte IN THE 37th GENERATION THE DESCENDANT OF THE FOUNDER OF THE FIRST CZECH ROYAL DYNASTY OF PREMYSLIDES – BORZIVOY I Daniel Westling *15.9.1973 Almby Duke of Västergötland 0 oo 19.06.2010 Stockholm Victoria Bernadotte *14.07.1977 Stockholm Foto: Paul Hansen Crown Pss of Sweden Dss of Västergötland th 37 Generation Carl XVI Gustaf Silvia Bernadotte Sommerlath *30.04.1946 Haga *23.12.1943 King of Sweden Heidelberg 36th Generation oo 19.06.1976 Stockholm Gustaf Adolf oo Sibylla Bernadotte 20.10.1932 Pss (20.04.1906 Stockholm Coburg of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Heidelberg - 26.01.1947 Kastrup (18.01.1908 Friedenstein Duke of Westerbotten -28.11.1972 Stockholm) 35th Generation Bagshot Park circa 1880 Margaret Pss of Great Britain and Ireland (15.1.1882 Bagshot Park-1.5.1920 Stockholm) Grandparents of Margaret: oo - Victoria and Albert g 15.6.1905 -Queen of Great Britain Windsor Castle and Gustaf VI Adolf Pr of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Bernadotte cr Pr Consort (11.11.1882 Stockholm-15.9.1973 Helsingborg) King of Sweden Helsingborg coat of arms 34th Generation Gustav V Adolf oo Viktoria Bernadotte 20.9.1881 Pss of Baden (16.01.1858 Drottningholm - 29.10.1950 Stockholm) Drottningholm Palace Karlsruhe Panorama of Rome (07.08.1862 Karlsruhe-04.04.1930 Rome) King of Sweden 33rd Generation rd 33 Generation Oscar II Sophie Friedrich I Luise Bernadotte Pss of Nassau Zähringen Pss (21.01.1829 (09.06.1836 (09.09.1826 of Prussia Stockholm Biebrich Karlsruhe (03.12.1838 -08.12.1907 -30.12.1913 -28.09.1907 Berlin Stockholm) Stockholm) Karlsruhe Palace at night Mainau) -23.04.1923 King oo Grandduke Baden of Sweden 06.06.1857 of Baden - Baden) and Norway Biebrich 31 st Generation oo 32nd Generation nd 20.09.1856 32 Generation Berlin The Biebrich Castle Oscar I Leopold I Wilhelm I Bernadotte Zähringen Hohenzollern 04.07.1799 (29.08.1852 (22.03.1797 Paris Karlsruhe Berlin -08.07.1859 -24.08.1852) -09.03.1888 Stockholm) Karlsruhe Berlin) King of Sweden Grand Duke King of Prussia and Norway of Baden Gerrman Emperor oo Paris - Louvre oo oo 19.06.1823 25.07.1819 The Karlsruhe Castle 11.06.1829 Stockholm Karlsruhe Berlin Joséphine Sophie Auguste Dss Pss Pss von Leuchtenberg of Sweden of Saxe-Weimar (14.03.1807 (21.05.1801 (30.09.1811 3 Milan Stockholm Weimar -07.06.1876 -06.07.1865 -07.01.1890 Stockholm) Veduta del Duomo di Milano Karlstuhe) Charlottenburg Berlin) Berlin 31st Generation 30th Generation 31st Generation Stockholm Belvedere Eugène oo Auguste Gustaf IV Adolf oo Friderike Charles Frederick de Beauharnais 14.01.1806 Pss of Bavaria Holstein-Gottorp 31.10.1797 Pss Wettin (03.09.1781 Paris Munich (21.1.1788 Strassburg Marriage (01.11.1778 Stockholm Stockholm of Baden (02.02.1783 Weimar -21.02.1824 Munich) -13.5.1851 Munich) of Eugène -07.02.1837 St.Gallen) (div 1812) (12.03.1781 Karlsruhe -08.07.1853 Belvedere) Duke von Leuchtenberg 30 th Generation and Augusta King of Sweden -25.09.1826 Lausanne) Grand Duke th 29 Generation of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach oo 03.08.1804 Maximilian I Auguste oo Gustav III oo Sophie Magdalena St.Petersburg Joseph Landgravine 30.09.1785 Holstein-Gottorp 04.11.1766 Pss of Denmark Maria Wittelsbach of Hesse - Darmstadt Darmstadt (24.01.1746 Stockholm Stockholm (03.07.1746 Grand Dss of Russia (27.05.1756 (14.04.1765 -29.03.1792 Stockholm Christiansborg (15.02.1786 St. Petersburg Mannheim Darmstadt King of Sweden -21.8.1813 -23.06.1859 Belvedere) -23.10.1825 30.3.1796 h-am-Neckar) th Ulriksda) th Nymphenburg) 28 Generation 30 Generation Rohrbachamsburg Neckar) King of Bavaria th 29 Generation Frederick Michael Luise Ulrika Paul I Romanov oo Sophie Wittelsbach Pss of Prusia - Holstein - Gottorp 07.10.1776 Dss (27.02.1724 Rappoltsweiler (24.07.1720 Berlin (01.10.1754 St. Petersburg St. Petersburg of Württemberg -16.7.1782 Swartsjö) -15.08.1767 Schwetzingen) -24.03.1801 St. Petersburg) (25.10.1759 oo 29.06.1744 oo Emperor and Autocrat Stettin 1746 Munich Drottningholm of all the Russians - 05.11.1828 Maria Franziska Adolphus Frederick 29 th Generation St. Petersburg) Holstein-Gottorp (15.06.1724 Schwetzingen - 15. 11.1794 Sulzbach) (Oldenburg) th (14.05.1710 Gottorp 28 Generation -12.04.1771 Stockholm) St. Petersburg King of Sweden 27 th Generation Joseph Charles oo Elisabeth Auguste Peter III Romanov oo Catherine II Wittelsbach 1717 Pfalzgräfin von Neuburg -Holstein-Gottorp 01.09.1745 Anhalt-Zerbst (02.11.1694 Sulzbach Innsbruck (17.03.1693 Brieg (21.02.1728 Kiel St. Petersburg (2.5.1729 Stettin -18.07.1729 Oggersheim) -30.01.1728 Mannheim) -17.07.1762 Ropsha) -17.11.1796 St.Petersburg) Pfalzgraf von Sulzbach Mannheim Emperor and Autocrat Empress and Autocrat 27 th Generation of all the Russians of all the Russians 28th Generation oo Charles Frederick Anna Romanov Peter III and Ropsha Palace Oldenburg 01.06.1725 (07.02.1708 Moscow (30.04.1700 St. Petersburg -15.05.1728 Kiel) Stockholm Grand Dss of Russia -18.06.1739 Father: Oggersheim Rolfshagen) Peter I Emperor Duke of Russiia of Holstein-Gottorp 27th Generation I Christian August and Albertina Frederick IV and Hedwig Gottorp Castle Dinkelsbühl Eleonora Christian August oo Albertina Frederick IV oo Hedwig Sophia Pss of Hesse Oldenburg 03.09.1704 Margravine Oldenburg 12.05.1698 Pss (25.09.1675 Rheinfels (11.01.1673 Gottorp Eutin of Baden-Durlach (18.10.1671 Gottorp Karlsburg of Sweden -27.01.1720 Sulzbach) -24.04.1726 Eutin (03.07.1682 Karlsburg -19.07.1702 k.a.Clisow) (26.06.1681 Stockholm oo Duke of Holstein-Gottorp -22.12.1755 Hamburg) Duke of Holstein-Gottorp -22.12.1708 Stockholm) 1692 26th Generation 26th Generation Lobositz Theodore Eustach Wittelsbach (14.02.1659 Sulzbach -11.07.1733 Dinkelsbühl) Duke of Bavaria Frederick VII oo Augusta Charles XI oo Ulrica 26 th Generation Zähringen 15.05.1670 Dss of Holstein-Gottorp Wittelsbach 06.05.1680 Pss of Denmark (23.09.1647 Ueckemünde (06.02.1649 Gottorp (04.12.1655 Stockholm Skottorp (11.09.1656 Copehagen -25.06.1709 Karlsburg) -25.04.1728 Augustenburg) -15.04.1697 Stockholm) -26.07.1693 Karlberg) Margrave of Baden-Durlach King of Sweden Father: 25 th Generation 25 th Generation Frederick III King of Denmark and Norway Bavaria Amalie Frederick VI Countes Zähringen Charles XI ad Ulrica of Nassau-Siegen (16.11.1617 Karlsburg (12.09.1615 Siegen -31.01.1677 Karlsburg) -24.08.1669 Sulzbach) Margrave of Baden-Durlach oo oo Charles X Gustav oo Hedwig 1649 20.11.1642 Wittelsbach 24.10.1654 Dss off Stockholm Stockholm (18.1 1.1622 Stockholm Holstein-Gottorp Christian August Christine Wittelsbach Nyköping (23.10.1636 Gottorp Wittelsbach (27.05.1616 Nyköping - 23.02.1660 -24.11.1715 Stockholm) (26.07.1622 Sulzbach Karlsburg -04.08.1662 Karlsburg) Göteborg) -23.04.1708 Sulzbach) Countes Palatine of Kleeburg King of Sweden Count Palatine of Sulzbach th th th 24 Generation 24 Generation 25 Generation Hedwig oo August Catherine oo John Casimir Dss 15.07.1620 Wittelsbach Pss of Sweden 11.06.1615 Wittelsbach of Holstein-Gottorp Husum (02.10.1582 Neuburg (10.11.1584 Nyköping Stockholm (20.04.1589 Zweibrücken (23.12.1603 Gottorp -14.08.1632 Weinheim) -13.12.1638 Västeras) -18.06.1652 Stegeborg) -22.03.1657 Nürnberg) Count Palatne of Sulzbach Count Palatine th rd Father: 24 Generation 23 Generation Charles IX Vasa of Zweibrücken King of Sweden 23rd Generation Denmark Sweden Copenhagen Neuburg Augusta oo John Adolf Philipp Ludwig oo Anna Magdalena oo John I Pss 30.08.1596 Oldenburg Wittelsbach 27.09.1574 Dss of Cleves Dss of Cleves 04.10.1579 Wittelsbach of Denmark Copenhagen (27.02.1575 (02.10.1547 Neuburg (01.03.1552 Cleve (02.11.1553 Cleve Bergzabern (08.05.1550 Meisenheim (08.04.1580 -31.03.1616) Zweibrücken -16.10.1632 Höchstäd) -30.07.1633 Meisenheim) -12.08.1604 Germersheim) - 05.02.1639) Duke of Holstein-Gottorp - 22.08.1614 Neuburg) 22 nd Generation 22 nd Generation Count Palatine rd nd 23 Generation 22 Generation Count P alatine of Zweibrücken nd of Neuburg 22 Generation nd Sofie Adolf 22 Generation Dss of Mecklenburg Oldenburg (04.09.1557 Wismar (25.01.1526 Gottorp -14.10.1631 Nyköpin) - 01.10.1586 Kiel) oo Duke of Holstein-Gottorp 20.07.1572 oo Copenhagen 17.12.1564 Frederick II Gottorp Anne oo Wolfgang Wilhelm Oldenburg Christine Landgravine oo Marie 24.02.1545 Wittelsbach Cleve (01.07.1534 Haderslevhus Landgravine of Hesse 18.07.1546 Archduchess Kassel (26.09.1526 (28.07.1516 04.04.1588 Antvorskov Slot) of Hesse (26.10.1529 Regensburg of Austria Zweibrücken Düsseldorf King (29.06.1543 Kassel Kassel (15.05.1531 -11.06.1569 Nassum) -05.01.1592 of Denmark and Norwway -13.05.1604 Kiel) - 10.07.1591 Prague nd st Count Palatine Düsseldorf) 22 Generation 21 Generation Meisenheim) -11.12.1581 st of Zweibrücken Duke 21 Generation Hambach) Neuburg f of Julich st and Sponheim Cleves and Berg 21 Generation Dorothea Pss of Saxe - Lauenburg Ferdinand I (09.07.1511 Lauenburg Philip I Habsburg - 07.10.1571 Sonderburg) Hesse 10.03.1503 Alcale de Henares oo (13.11.1504 Marburg 29.10.1525 -25.07.1564 Vienna) -31.03.1567 Kassel) th 20 King of Bohemia Lauenburg Landgrave of Hesse King of Hungary, King of Germany Christian III Oldenburg oo Holy Roman Emperor (12.08.1503 Gottorp 11.12.1523 oo -01.01.1559 Koldingshus) Christian III Dresden 25.05.1521 Linz King of Denmark and Norway and Dorothea Christine st Anna 21 Generation Pss of Saxony Pss of Bohemia and Hungary (25.12.1505 (23.07.1503 Prague -15.04.1549 Kassel) th Belveder - 27.01.1547 Prague) 20 Generation th Queen Anna´s 20 Generation Sommerhaus Frederick I oo Anna in Prague Oldenburg 10.04.1502 Pss (07.10.1471 Haderslev Stendal of Brandenburg -10.04.1533 Gottorp) (27.08.1487 Berlin King of Denmark and Norway - 03.05.1514 Kiel) 20 th Generation Philip I and Christine Ferdinand I Frederick I and Anna Prague Castle - engraving by Ä.Sadeler -1606 Leipzig Oldenburg Christopher III oo 1.
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