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[edit]Amount | Rank / Titel | Family Member(s) |
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State | ||
1 | Minister-President | Felix Schwarzenberg (Austrian Empire) |
1 | Vice-Prime Minister | Karl Schwarzenberg (Czech Republic) |
2 | Minister of Foreign Affairs | Felix Schwarzenberg (Austrian Empire) Karl Schwarzenberg (Czech Republic) |
Ambassadors | ||
Church | ||
Cardinal | Friedrich (Titular church: Sant'Agostino) | |
Archbishop | Friedrich (Archbishop of Salzburg and Prague) | |
Bischop | Ernst (Bishop of Győr) | |
Military | ||
Generalissimus | ||
Field Marschall (OF-10) | ||
Generals (OF-6 to OF-9) | ||
Senior Officers (OF-3 to OF-5) | ||
Junior Officers (OF-1 to OF-2) | ||
Orders | ||
18 | Order of the Golden Fleece | Georg Ludwig (1627) Johann Adolf (1650) Ferdinand (1688) Adam Franz (1712) Joseph I. (1732) Johann I. (1782) Josef II. (1808) Karl I. (1809) Adolf (1836) Karl II. (1852) Edmund (1862) Karl III. (1881) Adolf Josef (1889) Karl IV. (1907) Johann (1915) Joseph III. (1951) Karl VI. (1960) Karl VII. (1991) |
2 | Military Order of Maria Theresa | Karl I. Edmund |
Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary | ||
Royal Bavarian Order of Saint George | ||
Sovereign Military Order of Malta | ||
Constantinian Order | ||
Teutonic Order |
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Project Trivia
[edit]Eleonore Vampir
SMS Schwarzenberg Helgoland
Artists: Ferdinand Runk, Hamilton, Beethoven etc.
Project Economic Impact
[edit]Bohemian Railway
Schwarzenberg Channel
Project Decendents
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[edit]Schwarzenberg Residences
Vienna:
1.Palais Schwarzenberg (Schwarzenbergplatz)
2. Palais Schwarzenberg (Neuer Markt)
3. Neuwaldegg Castle
1.Palais Schwarzenberg (Schwarzenbergplatz)
2. Palais Schwarzenberg (Neuer Markt)
3. Neuwaldegg Castle
Hluboká and Ohrada
Bohemia
[edit]Name | Image | Location | Map | Comments |
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Krumlov Castle Krumau Castle |
Český Krumlov, South Bohemia |
Held from 1719 until the expropriation in 1947 UNESCO World Heritage Site One of the largest castles in the world | ||
Hluboká Castle Frauenberg Castle |
Hluboká nad Vltavou, South Bohemia |
Acquired by Johann Adolf I of Schwarzenberg in 1661 Held until the expropriation in 1947 One of the finest examples of Neo-Tudor architecture in Historicism | ||
Vimperk Castle Winterberg Castle |
Vimperk, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1698 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Třeboň Castle Wittingau Castle |
Třeboň, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1698 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Protivín Castle | Protivín, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1711 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Kratochvíle Castle Kurzweil Castle |
Netolice, South Bohemia | Inherited in 1719 from the Princes of Eggenberg Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Červený Dvůr Castle Rothenhof Castle |
Chvalšiny, South Bohemia |
Inherited in 1719 from the Princes of Eggenberg Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Borovany Castle Forbes Castle |
Borovany, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1789 in exchange for the Dominion of Vlčice (German: Wildschütz) Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Dříteň Castle Zirnau Castle |
Dříteň, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1698 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Drslavice Fortress Drislawitz Fortress |
Drslavice, South Bohemia | Acquired in 1698 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Kestřany Castle Kesterschan Castle |
Kestřany, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1700 Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Old Libějovice Castle | Libějovice, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1801 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
New Libějovice Castle | Libějovice, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1801 Rebuilt 1816 – 1817 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Ohrada Castle Wohrad Castle |
Hluboká nad Vltavou, South Bohemia |
Built 1708 – 1713 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Chýnov | Chýnov, South Bohemian Region |
Acquired in 1719 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Postoloprty Postelberg Castle |
Postoloprty, North Bohemia |
Acquired in 1692 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Nový Hrad Neuschloß Castle |
Jimlín, Ústí nad Labem Region |
Acquired in 1767 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Lovosice Lobositz Castle |
Lovosice, Ústí nad Labem Region |
Acquired in 1783 Original seat of the Schwarzenberg Archives Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Cítoliby Zittolieb or Zitolib Castle |
Cítoliby, North Bohemia |
Acquired in 1803 Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Domoušice Domauschitz Castle |
Domoušice, North Bohemia |
Acquired in 1802 Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Mšec Kornhauz Castle |
Mšec, North Bohemia |
Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Divice Fortress | Vinařice (Louny District), Ústí nad Labem Region |
Acquired in 1802 Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Brodec Castle | Brodec (Louny District), Ústí nad Labem Region |
Acquired in 1802 Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Dobrš Castle Dobrž Castle Dobersch Castle |
Dobrš, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1707 Sold in the 19th century. | ||
Vlčice Castle Wildschütz Castle |
Vlčice (Trutnov District) |
Acquired in 1675 Held until 1789 Exchanged for Borovany | ||
Břecštejn Castle Silberstein Castle |
Hrádeček (Vlčice) | Acquired in 1675 Held until 1789 Exchanged for Borovany | ||
Orlík Castle Worlik Castle |
Orlík nad Vltavou, South Bohemia |
Main residence of the Schwarzenberg Secundogeniture Restored in 1992 Held to present Publicly accessible | ||
Čimelice Castle | Čimelice, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1840 through the marriage of Karl II Schwarzenberg with Josefina Marie Wratislaw of Mitrovic Spring and summer residence of the Schwarzenberg Secundogeniture Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Karlov Castle | Karlov (Smetanova Lhota), South Bohemia |
Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Varvažov Castle Warwaschau Castle |
Varvažov, South Bohemia | Acquired in 1847 from the Sovereign Military Order of Malta Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Rakovice Castle | Rakovice, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1840 through the marriage of Karl II Schwarzenberg with Josefina Marie Wratislaw of Mitrovic Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Sedlec Castle Sedletz Castle |
Sedlec in the town of Kutná Hora, Central Bohemia |
Acquired in 1819 from the Cistercians Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Dřevíč Castle Grund Castle |
Sýkořice, Central Bohemian Region |
Built by Joseph Wilhelm Ernst, Prince of Fürstenberg in the first half of the 18th century Sold by Maximilian Egon II, Prince of Fürstenberg to Czechoslovakia Acquired by Karel Schwarzenberg in 1991 Held to present | ||
Hunting lodge Tyrolský dům Tiroler Haus |
Květov, South Bohemia | Restored in 1992 Held to present | ||
Nový Dvůr Neuhof |
Obora u Cerhonic, South Bohemia | Acquired by Dr. Friedrich & Regula Schwarzenberg in the 1990's Held to present and main seat of Ferdinand Schwarzenberg | ||
Tochovice Castle | Tochovice, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1840 through the marriage of Karl II Schwarzenberg with Josefina Marie Wratislaw of Mitrovic Restored in 1992 Seat of Ernst Schwarzenberg's descendants Sold in 2022 | ||
Zbenice Castle | Zbenice, Central Bohemian Region |
Acquired in 1805 through Karl I Schwarzenberg Held until 1948 | ||
Bukovany Castle Schloss Bukowan |
Bukovany u Kozárovic, Central Bohemian Region |
Acquired in 1816 through Karl I Schwarzenberg Held until the First Land Reform in 1925 | ||
Zalužany Castle | Zalužany, South Bohemia | Held until the First Land Reform in 1924 | ||
Osov Castle | Osov, South Bohemia |
Acquired in 1840.
Sold in 1927. | ||
Zvíkov Castle Zwingenberg Castle |
Zvíkovské Podhradí, South Bohemia |
Held until 1948. In 1992 it was returned to the family and handed over to the care of the state.
Publicly accessible | ||
Starosedlský Hrádek Castle Altsattler Bürgel Castle |
Starosedlský Hrádek, Central Bohemia |
Held until 1948. | ||
Palais Schwarzenberg Schwarzenberský palác |
Prague |
Acquired in 1719 Held until the expropriation in 1947 Publicly accessible | ||
Palais Salm Salmovský palác Small Palais Schwarzenberg |
Prague |
Acquired in 1811 Held until the expropriation in 1947 | ||
Palais Deym Deymův palác |
Prague |
Acquired in 1845 Prague seat of the Schwarzenberg Secundogeniture Held to present | ||
Palais Bissing Bissingenský palác Tatarkovic dům Schwarzenberský dům |
Prague |
Acquired in 1850 Consisting of two buildings: No. 90/17 (larger building with Schwarzenberg CoA) and No. 91/19. |
Military Units, Guards and Marksmen
[edit]Schwarzenberg Ulanen
[edit]Lancers, therefore cavalryman.
Schwarzenberg Guard
[edit]Grenadiers guard.
Murauer Bürgergarde
[edit]Civil infantery guard.
Fürtstl. Priviligierte Scheinfelder Böllerschützen
[edit]Marksmen unit.