Philipp I of Alessandri

His Majesty King Philipp I of Alessandri

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His Majesty King Philipp I (Philipp Adam Alexander Eugen), (June 18, 1655 - July 9, 1734) (1674 - 1734 DE) was the oldest child of King Eduard IV of Alessandri and Countess Nadezja von Adroit.

Childhood

Prince Philipp of Alessandri was born in the Crimson Bedroom at the Neues Palais in Jetternacht. He was the product of the king's relationship with his mistress, Countess Nadejza von Androit, one of his wife's ladies-in-waiting. At his birth, instead of keeping an illegitamate child, Eduard convinced Frances to say his new son was her own child. The boy was christened on June 26 in St. Rudolf's Cathedral with the names Philipp Adam Alexander Eugen. He was named Philipp after his mother's father, Alexander after his mother's paternal grandfather, and Eugen after her maternal grandfather. The name Adam was added because Philipp was born on the name day of St. Adam of Battenburg. Two years later, Philipp was joined by a younger sister, Princess Cecile, who was also passed off as the queen's child. The other royal children were their half-siblings. As the second youngest of Eduard IV's six surviving sons, and it seemed highly unlikely that he would ever become king.

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Reign

His Majesty King Philipp I of Alessandri

Policies

Marriage and Children

On September 13, 1682, Philipp married his second cousin, Princess Marie-Luise of Baden. They had five children:

• Prince Nikolaus Philipp Alexander Albert Karl Eugen, born on 1683
• Prince Leopold Georg Philipp Albert, born September 3, 1684
• Princess Cecile Viktoria Mary Alberta Nadezja, born on August 21, 1686
• Prince Carl Albert Joachim Franz Ernest, born on July 25, 1687
• Princess Beatrice Margarethe Viktoria Luise Adelheide Mary Anna, born on May 29, 1690

Descendents

Here is a list of the descendants of King Philipp:

• HM King Nikolaus VIII, Prince Nikolaus Philipp Alexander Albert Karl Eugen (1683-1750), married Princess Cecilie of Grecia and had issue:
  • HM King Nikolaus IX, Prince Nikolaus Adam Christian Karl Johann (1707-1773), married Augusta Viktoria, Countess Bergen and had issue:
    • HRH Prince Philipp Carl Alexander Gabriel Eugen (1738-1739), no issue.
    • HM King Adalbert VII, Prince Adalbert Wilhelm August Albert Michael (1741-1819), married Dorothea, Countess Haufsen, and had issue.
    • HRH Princess Elise Catherine Mary Viktoria Elisabeth (1744-1811), married Prince Mikhos of Grecia, and had issue.
    • HRH Prince Ludwig Ernest Friedrich Leopold Albert (1749-1831), married morganatically Pauline Guelph, and had issue.
  • HRH Prince Ludwig Ernest Andreas (1711-1737), no issue.
  • HRH Prince Alexander Georg Karl Heinrich (1713-1737), no issue.
  • HRH Princess Johanna Marina Eleonore (1716-1739), no issue.
• HRH Prince Leopold Georg Philipp Albert (1684-1752), married Lady Viktoria Neunen, and had issue:
  • HH Prince Wilhelm Friedrich Viktor (1709-1791), married morganatically Frederika Lansi, and had issue.
  • Princess Charlotte Viktoria Elisabeth Auguste (1710-1959), married Bernhard, Duke of Meiningen, and had issue.
  • Prince Heinrich Albert Wilhelm (1712-1779), married Lady Irene of Darmstadt, and had issue.
  • Prince Sigismund Franz Friedrich (1714-1716), no issue.
  • Princess Viktoria Frederike Amalie Wilhelmine (1716-1779), married Adolphus of Schaumburg-Lippe, no issue.
• Princess Cecile Viktoria Mary Alberta Nadezja (1686-1687)
• Prince Carl Albert Joachim Franz Ernest (1687-1748), married Princess Feodora of Lippe, had issue:
  • HRH Prince Waldemar Joachim Friedrich Ernst (1718-1729), no issue.
  • HRH Princess Sophie Dorothea Ulrike Alice (1720-1782), married Crown Prince Konstantinos (later King Konstantinos II) of Grecia, and had issue.
  • HRH Princess Margarete Beatrice Feodora (1722-1804), married Friedrich Carl, Duke of Kassel, and had issue.
• HRH Princess Beatrice Margarethe Viktoria Luise Adelheide Mary Anna (1690-1781), married Crown Prince Eitel Johann (later King Eitel IV Johann) of Bindesuala, and had issue.
  • HM King Eitel II Friedrich of Bindesuala, Prince Eitel Friedrich Christian Karl (1713-1773), married Lady Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg, and had issue.
  • HRH Prince Adalbert Ferdinand Berengar Viktor (1714-1778), married Lady Adelheid of Meiningen, and had issue.
  • HRH Prince August Wilhelm Heinrich Günther (1717-1779), married Lady Alexandra Holstein, and had issue.
  • HRH Prince Oskar Karl Gustav Adolf (1718-1788), married morganatically Countess Adele von Bassewitz, and had issue.
  • HRH Prince Joachim Franz Hubert (1720-1750), married Lady Marie of Dessau, and had issue.
  • HRH Princess Viktoria Luise Adelheid Mathilde Charlotte (1722-1810), married Ernest August, Duke of Brunswick, and had issue.

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