Franz Ulrich Kinsky

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Franz Ulrich Kinsky

Franz Ulrich Count Kinsky von Wchinitz (* 1634 in Chlumec nad Cidlinou ; † February 27, 1699 in Vienna ; Czech František Oldřich Kinský z Vchynic ) was a Bohemian-Austrian diplomat and politician .

Franz Ulrich Kinsky came from the old Bohemian noble family Kinsky . In 1683 he became the highest Czech chancellor and in 1689 a member of the Secret Conference . From 1695 he was the leading statesman of the Viennese court. In the peace negotiations with the Ottoman Empire , he advocated a tough policy of expansion.

family

His parents were the Bohemian court master and chancellor of the Kingdom of Bohemia Count Johann Octavian von Kinsky (1612–1679) and his wife Countess Margaretha Magdalena Sforzia von Porzia , he was with Anna Franziska von Ursenbeck († January 19, 1708), daughter of Franz Bernhard von Ursenbeck married. The marriage remained childless.

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