Christine von Salm

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Christine von Salm as Duchess of Lorraine

Christine Katharina Countess of Salm (* May 1575 ; † December 31, 1627 ) was a Countess of Vaudémont by marrying Franz von Lothringen from 1597 and Duchess of Lorraine and Bar for five days in November 1625 . As the great-grandmother of the Roman-German Emperor Franz I Stephan , she is an ancestor of the Imperial House of Habsburg-Lothringen .

Life

Christine von Salm was born as the only daughter of Count Paul von Salm- Badenweiler (around 1535–1584) and his wife Maria Le Veneur de Tillières (1553–1600) in the obersalmic line of the then still Count House of Salm . Her great-great-uncle was the Renaissance general Niklas Graf Salm the Elder . Her brother Karl died in 1588. This moved Christine to first place in the succession of the County of Salm (Obersalm, French: Salm-en-Vosges ). On March 12, 1597, she married in Nancy Franz, the youngest son of the Lorraine Duke Charles III. Her mother-in-law became Claudia von Valois , the daughter of the French king Heinrich II and his wife Katharina, née von Medici . She had the following offspring with her husband, to whom she married half of the Upper Salm County of Salm as hereditary countess:

Her uncle (brother of the father), Count Anton von Salm , saved as the last abbot of the monastery Hornbach the relics of St Pirminius from the grip of the Reformation attached sovereign and worked 1556/57 as president of the Imperial Chamber at Speyer .

literature

  • Victor de Saint-Mauris: Etude historiques sur l'ancienne Lorraine , Volume 2 (Vagner, Imprimeur-Libraire-Editeur, 1861), p. 76

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Cf. F2 and C2 in the family table Luxemburg 5 , website in the portal genealogy.euweb.cz
  2. ^ Franz Michael Reisser: History of the Austrian Monarchy , Volume 4, Karl Schaumburg und Kompagnie, Vienna 1802, p. 279 ( Google Books )