Noted Relations: HABSBURG Family
Habichtsburg, Habsburg, Hapsburg
German noble, later royal, house that supplied rulers to Austria, Germany, the HRE,
Hungary and Bohemia, Spain, and other states.
The house took its name from the castle of Habsburg, or Habichtsburg,
i.e.Hawk's Castle, on the Aar River in present Switzerland,
built by Werner, bishop of Strasbourg, and his brother Count Radbot.
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Carlos II of Spain
[1661-1700] – King of Spain
HABS37
12C9
He was the last of the Hapsburg line in Spain
and his death without direct issue
was signal for the outbreak of the War of the Spanish Succession,
where HRE Charles VI sought unsuccessfully to attain the Spanish throne.
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Charles V
[1500-1558] – Holy Roman Emperor
HABS1
8C13
Son of Philip I "the handsome" and Juana "the Mad", monarchs of Castile.
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Charles VI
[1685-1740] – Holy Roman Emperor
HABS67
13C8
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Felipe II of Spain
[1527-1598] – King of Spain
HABS97
9C12
He ruthlessly suppressed the Moors in Spain (1571);
Married ¤Mary I of England,
but had renounced any claim to the English crown as part of the
marriage contract.
Upon her death, his suit to her successor, ¤Elizabeth I, was rejected.
¤Mary Queen of Scots had named him heir to her claim to the English throne and,
on her death, Philip prepared the "Invincible Armada" for invasion.
Defeat of the Armada marked passage of rule of the seas from Spain to England. wiki:
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Ferdinand I of Germany
[1503-1564] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS16
8C13
In 1529, his forces successfully repelled Suleiman's assault on his capital at Vienna (First Battle of Vienna).
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Ferdinand II of Germany
[1578-1637] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS53
11C10
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Ferdinand III of Austria
[1608-1657] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS35
11C10
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Joseph I
[1678-1711] – Holy Roman Emperor
HABS65
13C8
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Leopold I of Austria
[1640-1705] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS56
12C9
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Matthias of Austria
[1557-1619] – Holy Roman Emperor-Elect
HABS19
10C11
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Maximilian II
[1527-1576] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS15
9C12
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Philip III of Spain
[1578-1621] – King of Spain
HABS23
10C11
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Philip IV of Spain
[1605-1665] – King of Spain
HABS29
11C10
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Rudolf II
[1552-1612] – Holy Roman Emperor-elect
HABS18
10C11
Rudolf II was one of the most eccentric European monarchs of that or any other period.
Rudolf collected dwarfs and had a regiment of giants in his army.
He was surrounded by astrologers, and he was fascinated by games and codes and music.
He was typical of the occult-oriented noblemen of this period
and epitomized the liberated northern European prince.
He was a patron of alchemy and supported the printing of alchemical literature.
Note that this HRE is called Rudolf II as successor of Rudolf I who was German king (1273-1291) but was not emperor.
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:2008-02-13 20:54:42
This is my working list of candidates to include --
I'm not yet sure if they are related to me!
As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (THUS) and
an explanation included.
They are kept in the list in case future research proves they can be included.
(And to keep them from popping up on the list again!)
Never discard good research!
Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be
added to the database.
- Austria, (Archduke) Franz Ferdinand of [1863-1914]
- Habsburg Archduke of Austria; His assassination precipitated World War I.
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