Sangre_Real016
Aristocracy
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hmmm.. so, meaning sons and daughters of current sovereign families such as that of the King of Sweden and Grand Duke of Luxembourg, seeing both have "non-aryan" consorts is not good enough for the House of Sayn Wittgenstein-Berleburg?...Fürst zu S-W-B was not interested how old ones family is,but of what "stock" and what rank it is...So,only equal family under 19th century status and of Arian descent...
it really saddens me hearing this.. to think that the "true" House of Romanov, not the one who just took the name despite actual members of the House of Schelswig-Holstein had no such laws with equal marriages.....Imperial House of Russia didn't/doesn't "count" many Russian Princely families which belong to the House of Rurik,which ruled and was sovereign in Russia at the time Romanovs have not even set their foot out of the woods...
does this law extends to French Prince étranger families such as that of the House of Rohan, House of La Tremoille, House of La Tour d'Auvergne? seeing these families were once equal to that of the House of Grimaldi who was also Prince étranger in the French nobility.. i remember members of the House of Rohan married into the House of Bourbon such as Charlotte de Rohan married Louis Joseph, Prince of Condé or Berthe de Rohan who married Carlos, Duke of Madrid; the Carlist pretender to the Spainish throne.. do German families consider as equals as well seeing that they are blood descendants of sovereign houses (the House of Rohan are descendants of the Dukes of Britanny, the House of Guise is a cadet branch of the House of Lorraine)..
the House of La Tremoille is somewhat to the House of Spencer as they lay claim to be the heirs of the body of the Kings of Naples of the deposed House of Trastamara from their descent from Charlotte of Naples, daughter of King Frederick IV of Naples.. so like the Spencers, the La Tremoilles are descendants through the female line of a once sovereign house.. well, seeing if John Churchill managed to sustain his sovereign status that is..
wow.. never knew that.. at-least its nice to know even a member of the House of Orleans-Braganza had view regards to the Dukedom of Feria which is by the way held by the House of Medinaceli.. also, the House of Medinaceli holds one of the oldest noble titles around, if not the oldest i think, the County of Ampurias.. the current holder is Doña Sol María de la Blanca de Medina y Orléans-Braganza, 54th Countess of Ampurias, daughter of Princess Maria da Gloria of Orléans-Braganza, Duchess of Segorbe.. its sad that Rafael and Paola didn't click off, but i think they are happy with their current marriages..As you now mentioned Princess Paola Maria Sapeiha-Rozanska - it was her grandmother's greatest wish that she becomes the next Duchess of Feria.
well, Emperor Agustin was from a noble family from the Navarre region of Spain.. but even though the nobility of his father is beyond question, the status of his mother was a source of speculation.. some said that his mother was a mestiza (half Spanish, half indigenous), some say she was an indigenous woman.. Agustin adamantly claimed that his mother was a creole woman.. nevertheless, the bloodline of his wife, Empress Ana Maria was solid as a rock.. her mother is a great great grandniece of Don Luis Sanchez de Tagle, Marquis of Altamira and a descendant of the House of Tagle, the richest family in New Spain, who can claim their ancestry back to 710 AD where is was said that a daughter of King Pelayo of Asturias married the founder of the family, a knight who fought for the king during the age of the Reconquista..Maybe the House of Yturbide could get through,as it's original origins are from Navarre...
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