Franciscus Iosephus I
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Franciscus Iosephus I
Res apud Vicidata repertae:
Nativitas:
18 Augusti 1830;
Palatium Belli FontisObitus:
21 Novembris 1916;
Palatium Belli FontisPatria:
Imperium Austriacum, Imperium Austro-Hungaricum
Officium
Officium: Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary
Munus: Politicus
Consociatio
Religio: Ecclesia Catholica Romana
Familia
Genitores: Archduke Franz Karl of Austria; Princess Sophie of Bavaria
Coniunx: Elisabetha Austro-Hungarica
Proles: Archduchess Sophie of Austria, Archduchess Gisela of Austria, Rudolphus, Archduchess Marie Valerie of Austria
Familia: Habsburg-Lorraine, Domus Habsburgensis
Memoria
Laurae: Pour le Mérite, Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece, Knight Grand Cross of the Military Order of Maria Theresa, Order of the Black Eagle, Order of St. Andrew, Order of St. George, 4th class, Royal Victorian Chain, Knight Grand Cross of the Military Order of William, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary, Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of Leopold, Order of the Iron Crown, Grand Cross of the Order of Franz Joseph, Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle, House Order of Hohenzollern, Order of Saint Hubert, Military Order of Max Joseph, Ordo Periscelidis, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, Order of the Most Holy Annunciation, knight grand cross of the order of the crown of italy, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus, Knight Grand Cross in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre, Ordo Hospitalis, Order of Prince Danilo I, 1st class, Ludwigsorden, Military Order of St. Henry, Order of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Order of the Rue Crown, Order of the Norwegian Lion, Order of Miloš the Great, Order of the Golden Fleece
Sepultura: Imperial Crypt
Franciscus Iosephus I (Franciscus Xaverius Winterhalter anno 1865 pinxit)
Franciscus Iosephus I (natus in Palatio Belli Fontis Vindobonae die 18 Augusti 1830; obiit die 21 Novembris 1916) fuit a die 2 Decembris 1848, cum avunculus eius Ferdinandus I ab imperio se abdicavisset, usque ad mortem imperator Austriae et rex Hungariae et Bohemiae. Uxor fuit Elisabetha Austro-Hungarica. Sepultus est Vindobonae in Caesarea Crypta ad Capuccinos.
Bibliographia |
- Steven Beller, Francis Joseph. Harlow: Longman, 1996. ISBN 0-582-06090-7
Nexus interni |
Ioannes Gabriel Seidl, scriptor textus Hymni popularis
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Franciscum Iosephum spectant.
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Reges Hungariae
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Stephanus I (1000–1038)
Petrus Orseolus (1038–1041) —
Samuel Aba (1041–1044) —
Petrus Orseolus (iterum) (1044–1046) —
Andreas I (1046–1060) —
Bela I (1060–1063) —
Salomon (1063–1074) —
Geza I (1074–1077) —
Sanctus Ladislaus I (1077–1095) —
Colomanus (1095–1116) —
Stephanus II (1116–1131) —
Bela II (1131–1141) —
Geza II (1141–1162) —
Stephanus III (1162–1172) —
Ladislaus II (1162–1163) —
Stephanus IV (1163–1165) —
Bela III (1172–1196) —
Emericus (1196–1204) —
Ladislaus III (1204–1205) —
Andreas II (1205–1235) —
Bela IV (1235–1270) —
Stephanus V (1270–1272) —
Ladislaus IV (1272–1290) —
Andreas III (1290–1301) —
Venceslaus (1301–1305) —
Otto (1305–1307) —
Carolus I (1307–1342) —
Ludovicus I (1342–1382) —
Maria (1382–1395) —
Carolus II (1385–1386) —
Sigismundus (1395–1437) —
Albertus (1437–1439) —
Vladislaus I (1439–1444) —
Ladislaus V (1444–1457) —
Matthias Corvinus (1458–1490) —
Vladislaus II (1490–1516) —
Ludovicus II (1516–1526) —
Ferdinandus I (1526–1564) —
Maximilianus (1564–1576) —
Rudolphus (1576–1608) —
Matthias II (1608–1619) —
Ferdinandus II (1619–1637) —
Ferdinandus III (1637–1657) —
Ferdinandus IV (1647–1654) —
Leopoldus I (1657–1705) —
Iosephus I (1705–1711) —
Carolus III (1711–1740) —
Maria Theresia (1740–1780) —
Iosephus II (1780–1790) —
Leopoldus II (1790–1792) —
Franciscus I (1792–1835) —
Ferdinandus V (1835–1848) —
Franciscus Iosephus I (1848–1916)
Carolus IV (1916–1918) |
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Reges et duces Bohemiae
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Bořivoj I • Spitigneus I • Vratislaus I • Venceslaus I • Boleslaus I • Boleslaus II • Boleslaus III • Vladivoj • Boleslaus Fortis • Jaromír • Ulricus • Bretislaus I • Spitigneus II • Vratislaus II (rex Vratislaus I) • Conradus I • Bretislaus II • Bořivoj II • Svatopluk • Vladislaus I • Sobieslaus I • Vladislaus II (rex Vladislaus I) • Fredericus • Sobieslaus II • Conradus II • Venceslaus II • Henricus Bretislaus • Ottocarus • Vladislaus III
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| Reges |
Ottocarus I • Venceslaus I • Ottocarus II • Venceslaus II • Venceslaus III • Rudolphus I • Henricus • Ioannes • Carolus I • Venceslaus IV • Sigismundus • Albertus • Ladislaus • Georgius Podiebradensis • Matthias Corvinus • Vladislaus II • Ludovicus • Ferdinandus I • Maximilianus • Rudolphus II • Matthias II • Fredericus • Ferdinandus II • Ferdinandus III • Ferdinandus IV • Leopoldus I • Iosephus I • Carolus II • Carolus Albertus • Maria Theresia • Iosephus II • Leopoldus II • Franciscus I • Ferdinandus V • Franciscus Iosephus I • Carolus III
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Franciscus Iosephus I
