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Habsburg Family Crest

Austrian Empire:

Leopold I Holy Roman Emperor (r ) Leopold I Holy Roman Emperor (r )

Schönbrunn Palace

Prince Eugène of Savoy: 1718

Holy Roman Empire: 1750

Prussian Family Crest

Prussia & the Austrian Empire:

Frederick William ( ) Frederick William the Great Elector

King Frederick I of Prussia (r ) Formerly: Frederick III of Brandenburg (r ) Formerly: Frederick III of Brandenburg (r )

King Frederick William I of Prussia (r ) King Frederick William I of Prussia (r ) Great military leader States possess armies Prussian army possessed the state Great military leader States possess armies Prussian army possessed the state

Frederick the Great (r )

Frederick the Great’s Court

Europe in 1740

Charles VI (r )

Maria Theresa (r ) Maria Theresa (r )

Maria Theresa & Her Family Her Notable Children:  HRE Joseph II  HRE Leopold II  Queen Marie Antoinette (Fr.) Her Notable Children:  HRE Joseph II  HRE Leopold II  Queen Marie Antoinette (Fr.)

War of the Austrian Succession