StembertClignett

1815-1830 United Kingdom of the Netherlands Congress of London 1867

current passport of the Netherlands

Netherlands

Wenceslaus I was succeeded by Wenceslaus II in 1383. However, he decided to pledge the duchy to Jobst of Moravia in 1388 so that from that moment until 1457 there was both a duke of Luxembourg and a duke of Luxembourg by pledging. After the death of Emperor Sigismund, who was also Duke of Luxembourg, in 1437, the House of Luxembourg fell into a succession crisis due to a lack of male heirs. This led the Duchess to pledge Elisabeth of Görlitz in 1443 to the sale of Luxembourg to Philip the Good of Burgundy, so that Luxembourg became part of the Burgundian Netherlands.

14th century Flandres

BOURGUNDIAN ERA (in Netherlands)

Sternberg Bohemian noble house

Sternberg German (East Frankish) noble house

Ungern Sternberg

René Stembert coat of arms 

Haltiner coat of arms Carol Lynn Haltiner

Grand dukedom Luxembourg

The rose with 5 petals links to Stein de Nassau and

Mondorf-les-Bains. Coat of arms Pieter François Clignett

The rose with 4 petals links to Veere, the lions link to Luxembourg

The Scottish houses. Coat of arms Adriaan Louis Marie Clignett

Mondorf-les Bains Luxembourg

Stein de Nassau Germany

Ungern Sternberg de Nassau

de Bruce coat of arms, the male line is the blue lion

de Stembert coat of arms, the male line is the blue lion (My genealogy)

Betzdorf birthplace of Henri Grand duke of Luxembourg > Bourbon Parme (father's line)

Henri Grand Duke of Luxembourg