Difference between revisions of "House of Aldersberg"
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| − | The '''House of Novellen-Aldersberg''' is a cadet house of [[House of Novellen | Novellen]]. The County of Aldersberg is a title that would be granted to Prince Joseph Leopold as a non-hereditary title until the year | + | The '''House of Novellen-Aldersberg''' is a cadet house of [[House of Novellen | Novellen]]. The County of Aldersberg is a title that would be granted to Prince Joseph Leopold as a non-hereditary title in 1787, until the year 1809 when it was made hereditary by Imperial addendum, creating the official cadet branch of House Novellen-Aldersberg. The current head of the House is Edward Clement an ardent collector of relics and antiques. |
==History of Aldersberg== | ==History of Aldersberg== | ||
| − | The House Aldersberg | + | The House Aldersberg finds its origins with Joseph Leopold Novellen, the sixth issue of [[Joseph II, Holy Orenian Emperor | Emperor Joseph II]], and thus was not expected to inherit. Yet as an Imperial Prince and in service as Home Secretary was granted a title, so the county of Aldersberg would be created for him and his new house. The title Aldersberg existed well before this in the Oren of old, coming originally from [[House of Sarkozic | House Sarkozic]] then later into the hands of [[House de Savoie | de Savoie]]. The county would be used by Joseph, as a retreat from the imperial palace. The county as a territory not being much more than an estate and a small plot for farming. Joseph would have five children. |
Succeeding Joseph was George Alexander. His reign was mostly unremarkable, his wife and children taking up the responsibilities of day-to-day management. Hosting court events, which Aldersberg has become known for. George would die of an abrupt illness that quickly ended his life in 1862. Succeeding him was his son, [[Edward Clement, Count of Aldersberg | Edward Clement]]. Who boasts a large collection of antiques. Edward is best known for his work in the Aster Court, serving as the Lord Chamberlain. Edward married [[Anne of Sunholdt]], the two being inseparable. The two have so far only had one son, Alexander Leopold. | Succeeding Joseph was George Alexander. His reign was mostly unremarkable, his wife and children taking up the responsibilities of day-to-day management. Hosting court events, which Aldersberg has become known for. George would die of an abrupt illness that quickly ended his life in 1862. Succeeding him was his son, [[Edward Clement, Count of Aldersberg | Edward Clement]]. Who boasts a large collection of antiques. Edward is best known for his work in the Aster Court, serving as the Lord Chamberlain. Edward married [[Anne of Sunholdt]], the two being inseparable. The two have so far only had one son, Alexander Leopold. | ||
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The House of Novellen-Aldersberg is a cadet house of Novellen. The County of Aldersberg is a title that would be granted to Prince Joseph Leopold as a non-hereditary title in 1787, until the year 1809 when it was made hereditary by Imperial addendum, creating the official cadet branch of House Novellen-Aldersberg. The current head of the House is Edward Clement an ardent collector of relics and antiques.
History of Aldersberg
The House Aldersberg finds its origins with Joseph Leopold Novellen, the sixth issue of Emperor Joseph II, and thus was not expected to inherit. Yet as an Imperial Prince and in service as Home Secretary was granted a title, so the county of Aldersberg would be created for him and his new house. The title Aldersberg existed well before this in the Oren of old, coming originally from House Sarkozic then later into the hands of de Savoie. The county would be used by Joseph, as a retreat from the imperial palace. The county as a territory not being much more than an estate and a small plot for farming. Joseph would have five children.
Succeeding Joseph was George Alexander. His reign was mostly unremarkable, his wife and children taking up the responsibilities of day-to-day management. Hosting court events, which Aldersberg has become known for. George would die of an abrupt illness that quickly ended his life in 1862. Succeeding him was his son, Edward Clement. Who boasts a large collection of antiques. Edward is best known for his work in the Aster Court, serving as the Lord Chamberlain. Edward married Anne of Sunholdt, the two being inseparable. The two have so far only had one son, Alexander Leopold.
Patriarchs of House Novellen-Aldersberg
| Name |
Portrait | Birth Parentage |
Marriage(s) Issue |
Death | Coat of Arms | Titles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joseph I HIH, Joseph Leopold |
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1765~ The Novellen Palace, Helena, Oren Son of Anne I, Holy Orenian Empress and Joseph II, Holy Orenian Emperor |
Henrietta Maria of Osterland 5 Children |
Died of natural causes, 1849 | 
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Head of House Novellen-Aldersberg The Count of Aldersberg |
| George I HIH, George Alexander |
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1802~ The Augustine Palace, Providence, Oren Son of HIH Joseph Leopold and Henrietta Maria of Osterland |
Juliya of Susa 5 Children |
Died of a illness, 1862 |
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Head of House Novellen-Aldersberg Count of Aldersberg |
| Edward I TRH, Edward Clement |
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1834 Johannian Hall, The County of Aldersberg, Oren Son of HIH George Alexander and Juliya of Susa |
Anne of Sunholdt 1 Child |
Alive |
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Head of House Novellen-Aldersberg Count of Aldersberg |
Notable Figures
Charlotte of Aldersberg - The Duchess-Dowager of Adria, married to the Duke of Adria and Heir Apparent to the Empire, Philip Aurelian, making her empress-to-be before his assassination.
