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- With his wife Claudia de' Medici, he became the founder of a sideline of the Habsburg family, which persisted until 1665 - the most recent line of Archdukes of Further Austria. His children were: Maria-Eleonora 1627–1629 Ferdinand Charles (1628–1662); married Anna de' Medici Isabella-Clara (1629–1685); married Charles III, Duke of Mantua
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By her, Leopold had at least two children: Frederick I ( c. 1175 – 1198), [5] who succeeded his father as Duke of Austria. Leopold VI (1176–1230), succeeded his father as Duke of Styria (inconsistent with the Georgenberg Pact) and became Duke of Austria upon his brother's death in 1198.
Marriage and children. At Pentecost 1174, Leopold married Helena (1158–1199), a daughter of late King Géza II of Hungary. By her, Leopold had at least two children: Frederick I (– 1198), who succeeded his father as Duke of Austria
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May 20, 2023 · Son of Henry II "Jasomirgott", Duke of Austria and Theodora Komnene, Byzantine Princess. Husband of ÁRPÁD (házi) Ilona - Helen, Princess of Hungary. Father of Frederick I "the Catholic" of Babenberg, duke of Austria; Leopold VI, duke of Austria and Daughter of Leopold V of Austria.
Marriage and children. At Pentecost 1174, Leopold married Helena (1158–1199), a daughter of late King Géza II of Hungary. By her, Leopold had at least two children: Frederick I (c. 1175 – 1198), who succeeded his father as Duke of Austria
With her second husband Leopold, the former bishop, she had five children, including two sons, Ferdinand Karl and Sigismund Franz, who were to follow their father as rulers of Tyrol. The youngest of their three daughters, Maria Leopoldina, became the second wife of her first cousin, Emperor Ferdinand III.
Dec 11, 2016 · 12/11/2016. 0 Comments. Duke Leopold V of Austria, also known as Leopold the Virtuous, or in German, Leopold der Tugendhafte, was said to be brazen and an astute risk taker [1], he was the son of Henry II, Duke of Austria and Theodore Komnene, a Byzantine Princess.
By her, Leopold had at least two children: Frederick I ( c. 1175 – 1198), [5] who succeeded his father as Duke of Austria. Leopold VI (1176–1230), succeeded his father as Duke of Styria (inconsistent with the Georgenberg Pact) and became Duke of Austria upon his brother's death in 1198.
