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Full, formal titles/styles of archdukes and archduchesses
Tue, 10 Jan 2006 22:53:06 GMT
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Charles von Hamm...
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Prior to 1918, what were the full, formal titles and styles of archdukes and
archduchesses? Was it simple or similar to HI&RH Archduke/Archduchess
of Austria, Prince(ss) Imperial of Austria, Prince(ss) Royal of
Hungary & Bohemia or was it something longer?
Many thanks in advance.
Charles von Hamm
alejandrogg...
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I think they were also Counts and Countesses of Habsburg, but I am not
sure.
Charles von Hamm...
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Indeed, that I believe, but I wonder if they have inflated styles such as
"His Imperial and Royal Highness, the noble Lord Archduke, etc. etc."
cj.buyers...
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When researching Mexico I did come across the following English
translation:
edespalais...
edespalais...
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LE tried to understand it, enough for being able to understand in this
or that sense
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"H.I.R.H. The Serene Prince and Lord (Christian names), Archduke and
Imperial Prince of Austria, Royal Prince of Hungary and Bohemia, Count
of Hapsburg, Prince of Loraine, etc."
edespalais...
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In primitive English: a Count never goes ahead of a (ducal) Prince!
cj.buyers...
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Does a Margrave (of Moravia, for example) go before a Duke (of Upper
and Lower Silesia, for example) or a Count (of Tyrol, for example) go
before a Prince (of Trent, for example)? In the primitive language used
by the Gotha, they certainly do.
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Charles von Hamm
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Matt Lavengood...
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I'm pretty sure they were also Prince(sse)s of Tuscany.
Charles von Hamm...
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It may have not been part of a full title and style of the archdukes and
archduchesses though.
Charles von Hamm
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