Hans Adam II, Prince of Liechtenstein

1.  Hans Adam II, Prince of Liechtenstein 1945-

2.  Franz Joseph II, Prince of Liechtenstein 1906-89

3.  Georgina von Wilczek 1921-89

4.  Aloys of Liechtenstein 1869-1955

5.  Elisabeth Amalie of Austria 1878-1960

6.  Ferdinand Maria, Count of Wilczek 1893-1977

7.  Norbertine Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1888-1923

8.  Alfred of Liechtenstein 1842-1907

9.  Henriette of Liechtenstein 1843-1931

10.  Karl Ludwig of Austria 1833-96

11.  Maria Teresa of Portugal 1855-1944

12.  Johann Nepomuk, Count of Wilczek 1861-1929

13.  Elisabeth Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1865-1941

14.  Oktavian Zdenko, Prince Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1844-1932

15.  Georgina, Countess Festetics de Tolna 1856-1934

16.  Franz de Paula of Liechtenstein 1802-87

17.  Julia Eudoxia Potocka-Pilawa 1818-95

18.  Alois II, Prince of Liechtenstein 1796-1858

19.  Franziska Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1813-81

20.  Franz Karl of Austria 1802-78

21.  Sophie of Bavaria 1805-72

22.  Miguel I, King of Portugal 1802-66

23.  Adelheid of Lowenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg 1831-1909

24.  Johannes Nepomuk, Count of Wilzcek 1837-1922

25.  Emma Emo Capodilista 1833-1924

26.  Ferdinand, Prince Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1834-1904

27.  Maria Josepha of Liechtenstein 1835-1905

28.  Johann, Prince Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau 1815-68

29.  Iphigenie Dadanyi de Gyulvesz 1821-82

30.  Gyorgy Laszlo, Count Festetics de Tolna 1815-83

31.  Eugenia, Countess Erdody de Monyorokerek et Monoszlo 1826-94

The Prince of Liechtenstein, which is the last state in Europe which still practices the Salic Law (whereby females may not inherit), is descended mainly from central European nobility.  He is the richest monarch in Europe. Of the fifth generation, three are from Liechtenstein, one from Poland, five are from Austria, two are from Germany, one from Italy, one from Portugal, and three from Hungary.  The average age is 66.  Once again we see a long-lived daughter of Miguel, King of Portugal, and, once again, we also see that her descendants also lived long lives.

Jean, Grand Duke of Luxemburg

1.  Henri, Grand Duke of Luxemburg 1955-

2. Jean, Grand Duke of Luxemburg 1921-

3.  Joséphine-Charlotte of Belgium 1927-2005

4. Felice of Bourbon-Parma 1893-1970

5. Charlotte, Grand Duchess of Luxemburg 1896-1985

6. Leopold III, King of Belgium 1901-83

7.Astrid of Sweden 1905-35

8. Roberto I, Duke of Parma 1848-1907

9. Maria Antonia of Portugal 1862-1959

10. Guillaume IV, Grand Duke of Luxemburg 1852-1912

11. Maria Ana of Portugal 1861-1942

12. Albert I, King of Portugal 1875-1934

13. Elisabeth of Bavaria 1876-1965

14. Carl of Sweden 1861-1951

15. Ingeborg of Denmark 1878-1958

16. Carlo III, Duke of Parma 1823-54

17. Marie-Therese d’Artois 1819-64

18. Miguel I, King of Portugal 1802-66

19. Adelheid of Lowenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg 1831-1909

20. Adolphe, Grand Duke of Luxemburg 1817-1905

21. Adelheid Marie of Anhalt-Dessau 1833-1916

22. Miguel I, King of Portugal 1802-66

23. Adelheid of Lowenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg 1831-1909

24. Philippe, Count of Flanders 1837-1905

25. Marie of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen 1845-1912

26. Karl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria 1839-1909

27. Maria Josepha of Portugal 1857-1943

28. Oscar II, King of Sweden 1829-1907

29. Sophia of Nassau 1836-1913

30. Fredrik VIII, King of Denmark 1843-1912

31. Louise of Sweden 1851-1926

No18/19 and 22/23 are the same.

No 27 is daughter of 18/19 22/23

No 29 is half sister of No 20

No 31 is neice of No 28.

No 30 is son of Christian IX of Denmark.

Of the fifth generation, 1 is Italian, 1 is French, 3 are Portuguese, 6 are German, I is Luxembourgeois, 2 are Swedish, and 1 is Danish, 1 is Belgian.  The average age is  70.  Note that 2, 11, and 27 are all daughters of Miguel I of Portugal.  His daughters, and many of his grandchildren lived to great ages, often well into their nineties, and this has continued along the family lines.