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world-of-wales · 8 months
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ARCHDUCHESS ALIX OF AUSTRIA-ESTE ♡
CONGRATULATIONS TO ELISABETTA, AMEDEO, ANNA ASTRID & MAXIMILIAN!
Prince Amedeo and Princess Elisabetta have announced the birth of their daughter Archduchess Alix who was born on 2 September in Brussels weighing 3.4 kg.
Both, the baby and Elisabetta are well and doing good.
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royalchildreneurope · 2 years
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Princess Laetitia Maria of Belgium, Archduchess Anna-Astrid of Austria-Este and Archduke Maximilian of Austria-Este attend the wedding of Princess Maria Laura of Belgium and William Isvy at the St Michael and St Gudula Cathedral in Brussels, Belgium -September 10th 2022.
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n-rnova · 1 year
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Alexei the only heir of Imperial Russia had many prospects despite being young but considering his diseases it is sure that he will marry young
List of Prospects
1.Princess Ileana of Romania (1909) Later Archduchess of Austria, Princess Tuscany
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2. Princess Elizabeth of Greece and Denmark (1904) later Countess Toerring-Jettenbach
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3.Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark (1903) later princess of yugoslavia
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4.Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark (the future duchess of kent) (1906)
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5.Princess Xenia Georgievna of Russia (1903)
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6.Princess Irene of Greece and Denmark (1904)
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7.Princess Astrid of Sweden (1905)
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8.Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark (1913)
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9.Princess Ingrid of Sweden (1910)
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10.Princess Anna of Saxony (1903)
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mask131 · 7 months
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Fragments of fright (9)
From Richard Cavendish’s The Great Book of the Supernatural
THE MESSENGERS OF THE AFTERLIFE
Most people do not know when they will die - but a few of them are apparently warned of their imminent demise, thanks to the appearance of a ghost. This messenger of the afterlife can be a wraith, or a mysterious animal, and many families are proud of "owning" one.
The Hohenzollern dynasty, which reigned successively over the Brandeburg, Prussia and Germany (until the abdication of the kaiser Wilhelm II at the end of WWI) was boasting the existence of a "family ghost". This specter tied to their bloodline was a White Lady - a female ghost dressed in white, with a mourning armband, usually seen before the death of a member of the family, and appearing in the royal residences of Berlin or other Germany regions. It was believed that she might be the ghost of a princess of the 15th century, who was cruelly abused by her husband, who was a Hohenzollern. The dynasty of the Hesse of Darmstadt (Germany) also had its death herald - a Black Lady this time, in a mourning outfit, her face hidden by a dark veil. This ghost was supposed to be the archduchess Maria-Anna, wife of the archduke Ferdinand.
In the Danish royal family meanwhile, disasters were believed to be announced by the apparition at Gurre, south of Helsingor (a location that inspired the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet), of the ghost of king Valdemar IV, who ruled on the Denmark in th 14th century and died at Gure in 1375. Another strange fact of the history of the Danish crown concerns the queen Astrid, killed in 1935 by a car accident. Some times after her death, she supposedly appeared before numerous people during a spiritism séance organized at Copenhague by the medium Einar Nielsen. A picture of her "manifestation" was apparently taken - but unfortunately, these kind of pictures are very easy to falsify and thus do not make an actual, solid proof of the ghost's apparition.
The Hasburgs, who ruled over the Austro-Hungarian Empire, were traditionally warned of any upcoming tragedy by the appearance of a group of great white birds circling in the sky. They were seen in 1889, soon before the double suicide of the heir-prince Rudolf and his mistress in Mayerling. Later, the emperor Franz-Josef the First also saw them in 1898, on the eve of the murder of his beloved Elisabeth. Finally, these sinister birds were spotted in 1914, before the Sarajevo attack which killed the archduke Franz-Ferdinand and caused World War I.
The most famous of these "messengers of death" is without a doubt the Irish banshee, which makes the pride and glory of the greatest and oldest families of the island. The banshees howls and wails with a melancholic voice through the night, crying the death of a family's member soon before it actually happens. She can appear as a beautiful maiden with a red shirt, or a green dress under a gray cloak ; or she can appear as an old hag. This "dual face", the beautiful maiden and the ugly hag, were the usual manifestations and appearances of the great goddesses of the pre-Christian Celtic religion, of which the banshee seems to be a remnant. It seems that getting rid of a banshee is hard, since there are records of them still wailing near the old domains of families that left Ireland a long time ago. A few years before the publication of this book, an American that was visiting the Aran island in the Galway bay, organized a party, with lot of music and dancing. As the night was ending, the young man returned home, playing accordion. The noise he made distressed the neighborhood, and someone had to go explain to a poor frightened old man that what he heard wasn't the screams of a banshee, but the sounds of a drunk playing very badly the accordion. Reassured, the old man knew three more weeks of peace... Until he heard the ACTUAL wails of the banshee, and soon after died.
According to a very old tradition, the death of the bishops of Salisbury is announced by the arrival of mysterious white birds flyig over the plain. Other bad omens - not necessarily meaning "death" - are the black dogs, or rather the black hounds, usually of an enormous size, that supposedly haunt the British countryside. Peel's castle, on the isle of Man, is the lair of one of those monsters, the Moddy Dhu, whose mere sight causes a person's death. You will also be doomed to die if you meet the Shriker dog, which hides in the Burnley cemetery (Lancashire). Many more sinisters black hounds are believe to wander on the paths leading to cemeteries. In a lot of popular beliefs and local folklore, dogs are associated with death, probably because in the distant past hungry dogs used to dig up corpses to eat them. There could also be something related to the strong belief that dogs are able to sense entities invisible to humans. Ghosts of dogs are particularly dreaded in the East-Anglia, where strikes the formidable Black Shuck, whose only eye shines in the darkness.
During World War II, an American air-pilot and his wife lived in Walberswick, in the Suffolk, and they had there a terrifying experience. During one whole night, an enormous black dog tried to enter in their house, and they only prevented it from doing so by piling up furniture in front of the door, that the animal nearly split open. At dawn, the beast left, but without leaving any prints in the mud surrounding the house. This event happened during a storm night - which reminds one of the old beliefs claiming that storms are caused by the mad run in the countryside of a pack of infernal hounds, whose howls causes death, madness and misfortune. In some regions, these hounds are led by the "Wild Hunter". In Denmark, it is king Valdemar that leads the pack, in Normandy the Devil himself ; in northern England it is "Gabriel's hounds" led by the Angel of Death, while in the Dartmoor the dogs follow sir Francis Drake riding a hearse. All these legends inspired without a doubt Conan Doyle when he wrote one of Sherlock Holmes' most famous adventures - The Hound of the Baskervilles.
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flowerwreaththings · 3 years
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September 25, 2021 | Princess Astrid’s family attended the wedding of Princess Marie-Astrid of Liechtenstein and Ralph Worthington at the Orbetello Cathedral in Capalbio, Italy.
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gabriellademonaco · 5 years
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Prince Amedeo and his wife Elisabetta have the great joy of presenting their son Maximilian. (Belgian Royal Palace) A new family photo of Amedeo, Lili, Anna Astrid & Maximilian
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Hello Baby Boy Sussex, welcome to the 2010 royal babies!
I can’t wait to add your photo into your little space
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theroyalfanzine · 5 years
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Belgian Top 10:
Princess Élisabeth Thérèse Marie Hélène of Belgium, The Duchess of Brabant
Prince Gabriel Baudouin Charles Marie of Belgium
Prince Emmanuel Léopold Guillaume François Marie of Belgium
Princess Eléonore Fabiola Victoria Anne Marie of Belgium
Princess Astrid Joséphine-Charlotte Fabrizia Elisabeth Paola Maria of Belgium, Archduchess of Austria-Este
Prince Amedeo Marie Joseph Carl Pierre Philippe Paola Marcus d'Aviano of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este
Archduchess Anna Astrid of Austria-Este (2016)
Princess Maria Laura Zita Beatrix Gerhard of Belgium, Archduchess of Austria-Este
Prince Joachim Karl-Maria Nikolaus Isabelle Marcus d'Aviano of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este
Princess Luisa Maria Anna Martine Pilar of Belgium, Archduchess of Austria-Este
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royal-confessions · 7 years
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“I find prince Amedeo is a very sweet daddy for his little Anna Astrid, I hope we see more more photos of him and his lovely daughter !” - Submitted by Anonymous
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thewales-family · 7 years
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Princess Elisabetta , Archduchess of Austria-Este , Prince Amadeo of Belgium , Archduke of Austria-Este and Archduchess Anna Astrid (13 months old) of Austria-Este attend the 80th birthday celebrations of Belgian Queen Paola in Waterloo , Belgium 🎂🎉 -June 29th 2017. . Baby Anna Astrid playing with keys 👶🔑❤.
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ifreakingloveroyals · 4 years
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Line of Succession to the Belgian Throne (as of 12 October 2020)
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royalchildreneurope · 7 months
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New : The Belgian Royal Palace announced that Prince Amadeo and Princess Elisabetta of Belgium, Archduke and Archduchess of Austria-Este have welcomed their third child, a daughter, named Alix, at the Delta Hospital in Auderghem, Brussels, Belgium on September 2nd 2023.
Archduchess Alix of Austria-Este was born at 5:29am, weighed 3.4kg and measured 50cm.
The couple has two other children : Archduchess Anna-Astrid of Austria-Este and Archduke Maximilian of Austria-Este -September 4th 2023.
📷 : Belgian Royal Palace.
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wonderfullyroyal · 7 years
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Royal Mail!
Albert and Paola’s Christmas reply
I’m so glad this finally arrived! I’ve been waiting for a while. 
It was hard to get a picture of the writing because it’s fairly light. Their signatures are also light, almost like the printer was running out of ink. But it basically says “Best wishes for a new year 2017.” It is written in Dutch, French, and German, plus Italian. 
The picture is printed on the opposite side. It isn’t on real photo paper, just normal paper, so the quality isn’t as high. It is still very lovely and I just adore them with little Anna Astrid. 
The inside of the envelope is purple, similar style to Paola’s birthday reply. The photo kind of mutes it. It’s very bright, almost fuschia color. 
I thought this reply was taking a longer time than usual, but I kind of brushed it off. I’m impatient and things just happen. But on the front it is postmarked January 13, 2017. I find this extremely odd. I have two theories. First, this was sent economy (regular mail). I highly doubt that, though. Especially since it is postmarked the same as Philippe and Mathilde, which came priority. Second, they wrote my address a little weird and put my apartment number on the same line as my building address. I’m thinking this threw off the mailman and he delivered it to the front office and it took them a while to get through the mail and see this wasn’t theirs. But even then it’s been over a month. I think they would have seen it. But the people at the office kind of suck (as does our mailman) so I wouldn’t be surprised. 
Regardless, it’s finally here. I’m hanging this one up I think. I only have a couple Christmas responses left. It’s always weird to get them past January. But I’ll take them! 
Card Sent On: December 14, 2016
Reply Received on: February 22, 2017
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thearrangment-phff · 4 years
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Granddaughters of King Henry IX and Queen Isabella
Daughters of Charles, Prince of Wales
Charlotte, Queen Elizabeth III of the United Kingdom
Mary, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Ligne, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Daughters of Albert, Tsar Alexander IV of Russia
Alexandra, Grand Duchess of Russia, Crown Princess of Norway, Princess Imperial of Russia, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Nadia, Grand Duchess of Russia, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Orleans, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Irina, Grand Duchess of Russia, Crown Princess of Sweden, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Xenia, Grand Duchess of Russia, Crown Princess of Denmark, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor, Countess of Monpezat
Daughters of Mary-Astrid, Princess Royal
Ingeborg, Princess of Sweden, Duchess of Västmanland, Princess Bernadotte
Dagmar, Princess of Sweden, Duchess of Småland, Princess of Romania
Daughters of Princess Elisabeth
Marie-Valerie, Princess of Liechtenstein, Countess de Limburg Stirum
Marie-Beatrix, Princess of Liechtenstein, Princess of Nassau
Daughter of Princess Alice
Margaretha, Princess of Nassau, Princess of Bourbon-Parma, Princess of Liege
Yolande, Princess of Nassau, Princess of Bourbon-Parma, Countess de Lannoy
Daughters of Robert, Duke of Sussex
Maria-Christina, Princess of Sussex, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten Windsor, Princess of Monaco
Maria-Carolina, Princess of Sussex, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Belgium, Princess of Mountbatten Windsor
Maria-Antonia, Archduchess of Austria, Princess of Sussex, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten Windsor
Maria-Anna, Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, Princess of Sussex, Princess of the United Kingdom, Princess of Mountbatten Windsor
Daughters of Nicholas, Duke of Clarence
Joanna, Princess of Clarence, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor, Countess de Limburg Stirum
Gabriella, Princess of Clarence, Princess of Belgium, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Sophia, The Princess of Monaco, Princess of Clarence, Princess of Mountbatten-Windsor
Daughter of Joseph, Duke of Suffolk
Stephanie, Princess of Suffolk, Princess of Nassau, Princess of Bourbon-Parma
Daughters of Michael, Duke of Kendal
Anastasia, Princess of Kendal, Princess of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat
Victoria, Princess of Kendal, Princess of Romnia
Isabella, The Queen of Spain
Augusta, Princess of Kendal, Countess of Monpezat
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flowerwreaththings · 3 years
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Warm moments between royals: 818/∞
September 25, 2021 | Prince Lorenz carries his granddaughter, Archduchess Anna Astrid, at the wedding of Princess Marie-Astrid of Liechtenstein and Ralph Worthington at the Orbetello Cathedral in Capalbio, Italy.
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