Duchess Elisabeth of Württemberg
Archduchess of Austria (1767-1790) · Germany · Historical Figures · Died at 22
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Something wrong?A Württemberg duchess who became an Austrian archduchess through marriage, dying at twenty-two - three years into a union that would have made her empress had she lived to see her husband's coronation.
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Elisabeth Wilhelmine von Württemberg
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Born Elisabeth Wilhelmine Luise on 21 April 1767, she entered the world as a daughter of Württemberg's ducal house. Her marriage to Archduke Francis of Austria repositioned her within the Habsburg sphere, linking two German dynasties at a moment when old Europe's matrimonial architecture still shaped the continent. She became an archduchess, a title that carried weight in Vienna's rigid hierarchy. On 18 February 1790, she died at twenty-two. Her husband would later become Holy Roman Emperor, but she never wore a crown.
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