House of Baden-Durlach: Difference between revisions

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Coat of Arms
House of Baden-Durlach
Lords of Durlach, Pforzheim and Emmendingen
Margraves of Baden-Pforzheim and Baden-Durlach
House of Baden
Margraves, Electors and Grand Dukes of Baden
From 1771 adopted undifferentiated arms of Baden as a senior branch and rulers of all Baden magraviates
House of Baden
Grand Dukes of Baden
Arms used as part of the Confederation of the Rhine
1806-1813

Cadet Branches
House of Baden-Hochburg
Barons and Counts of Hochburg
Grand Dukes of Baden
Issue of Karl Friedrich, Grand Duke of Baden from his 2nd (morganatic) marriage

Personal Arms
Jacob III of Baden-Hachberg
Lord of Emmendingen
Margrave of Baden-Hachberg
2nd son of Karl II, Margrave of Baden-Durlach

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 Baden-Sausenberg.svg|Jacob III of Baden-Hachberg<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Emmendingen<br>Margrave of Baden-Hachberg<br>2nd son of Karl II, Margrave of Baden-Durlach</span>
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+<!-- A junior line of Baden-Baden since 1527 this line became the main and only line of Baden upon the extinction of their parent branch of Baden-Baden in 1771. At that point this branch became Margraves of all Baden margraviates. From 1803-1806 created Electors of Baden and from 1806 Grand Dukes of Baden. However, the main line dies out in 1830 and then reverts to Leopold who was the eldest son of Charles Frederick, 1st Grand Duke of Baden from his 2nd morganatic branch. Leopold, as said, was issue from 2nd morganatic marriage and as such was not eligible to inherit the duchy, however with the extinction of the main line eminent Charles, 2nd Grand Duke issued a pragmatic sanction in 1817 proclaiming that the issue of his grandfather's 2nd marriage was eligible to inherit thus making way for his uncle Leopold to succeed as Grand Duke in 1830.  -->