- The
House of
Clary und
Aldringen, also
known as Clary-
Aldringen, is one of the most
prominent Austro-Hungarian
princely families.
Originally from Friuli...
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Johann Reichsgraf von
Aldringen (sometimes
spelled Altringer or Aldringer; 10
December 1588 – 22 June 1634) was a
Luxemburger who
served in the armies...
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Aldringen by her
marriage to Edmund, 4th
Prince of Clary-
Aldringen.
Through Elisabeth, he was a
grandfather of
Prince Siegfried von Clary-
Aldringen (Teplitz...
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Johann von
Aldringen, who
nevertheless was
killed in
battle in the same year, and
Teplice fell to his
sister Anna
Maria von Clary-
Aldringen. Consequently...
- (Chotkowa) und Wognin)
Christalnigg Clam-Gallas Clam-Martinic (von) Clary-
Aldringen Cobenzl (von
Collalto und San Salvatore)
Collalto (von) Colloredo-Mannsfeld...
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grandparents were
Prince Ferdynand Radziwiłł and
Countess Leontyna von
Clary und
Aldringen. His
maternal grandparents were
Prince Léon Sapieha-Kodenski and Countess...
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Count Manfred von Clary-
Aldringen (30 May 1852
Palais Mollard-Clary, Vienna – 12
February 1928
Castle Herrnau, Salzburg) was an Austro-Hungarian nobleman...
- November. As
Collalto fell ill, he left
command to his
deputies Gallas and
Aldringen.
Casale continued to hold out,
while the
Spanish were
unable to pay or...
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Edmund Moritz Blasius Peregrinus von
Clary und
Aldringen (3
February 1813 – 21 June 1894) was an Austro-Hungarian prince.
Edmund was born on 3 February...
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Chotkow and
Wognin (1748–1824) and
Countess Maria Sidonia of
Clary und
Aldringen (1748–1824). Karl Graf
Chotek studied law in
Vienna and Prague. In 1803...
