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Married Divorced SISI’S FAMILY TREE Affair Assassinated Legitimate children Twice in chart Illegitimate children King or Queen Maximilian Ludovika Duke Princess Topic of a Bax of Things blog in Bavaria of Bavaria 1808-1888 1808 - 1892 Hélène Elisabeth Karl Theodor Mathilde Maximilian Ludwig Wilhelm Marie Maximilian Sophie “Néné” “Sisi” “Gakl” “Spatz” “Mapperl” Duke Duke Duchess in Duke Duchess in Duchess Duchess Duke in Duchess Duke of in Bavaria in Bavaria Bavaria in Bavaria Bavaria in Bavaria in Bavaria Bavaria in Bavaria Bavaria 1831-1920 1832-1833 1841-1925 1845-1845 1847-1897 1834-1890 1837-1998 1839-1909 1843-1925 1849-1893 Prince Princess 1) Henriette Maximilian Franz Joseph 1) Sophie Francis II Prince Louis Ferdinand Amalie Baroness Prince of Emperor of Duchess of the Two Count of Trani Duke of Saxe-Coburg von Wallersee Thurn & Taxis Austria of Saxony Sicilies 1838-1886 of Alençon and Gotha 1833-1891 1831-1867 1830-1916 1845-1867 1836-1894 1844-1910 1848-1894 Countess Maria Cristina Pia Princess Louisa Duchess Duke Marie Archduchess 1869-1870 Maria Teresa Louise Princess of Amalie Siegfried Larisch von Sophie of Bourbon d'Orléans Thurn & Taxis in Bavaria August Moennich 1855-1857 -Two Sicilies 1869–1952 1859-1948 1865-1912 1876-1952 1858-1940 1867–1909 Prince Count Wilhelm Karl William Prince Frederick of Archduchess Duke Georg Larisch Duke Prince of Alfons Hohenzollern- Gisela Christoph of Moennich of Urach Hohenzollern of Bavaria Sigmaringen 1856-1932 1873-1969 1855-1928 1845-1867 1864-1927 1862-1933 1843-1904 5 children Elisabeth Prince 9 children 3 children 2 children Anna Princess of Leopold Sibig Thurn of Taxis of Bavaria 1874-1958 1860-1881 1846-1930 Barbara Prince Illegitimate Antonie 2) Infanta Emmanuel Maria Josepha María Salvadora Bermúdez Barth Duke of 1871-1956 of Portugal de Castro 1857-1943 1864-1945 Vendôme Prince 4 children 1872-1931 2 children Miguel of Braganza 1853-1927 Duchess Princess Crown Prince Duke Sophie Henriette Rudolf Luitpold Adelheid of Belgium 1858-1889 1890-1973 in Bavaria 1870-1948 3 children 1875-1957 Hans Veit Princess 4 children Maximilian Count of Stephanie Prince of Toerring- of Belgium Thurn & Taxis Jettenbach 1864-1945 1862-1885 1862-1929 Albert 1 child 3 children Prince of Thurn & Taxis 1867-1952 Elisabeth Duke Archduchess of Bavaria Ludwig Marie Valerie Queen Wilhelm 1868-1924 of Belgium in Bavaria Archduchess 1876-1965 1884–1968 Margarethe of Austria 1870-1955 Princess Archduke Albert I Eleonore Franz Salvator of Belgium Anna Lucie of of Austria 1975-1934 Sayn-Wittgen... 1866-1939 8 children 1880-1965 10 children 3 children Duke Franz Joseph in Bavaria 1888-1912 Duchess Marie Gabrielle in Bavaria 1878-1912 Illegitimate children Rupprecht Crown Prince of Bavaria 1869-1955 4 children.

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