Philip VII (Waldeck-Wildungen)

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Philip VII von Waldeck-Wildungen (born November 25, 1613 in Alt- Wildungen ; ⚔ February 24, 1645 in Tábor in Bohemia) was the second, but oldest surviving son of Count Christian von Waldeck -Wildungen (1585-1637) and his Wife Elisabeth von Nassau-Siegen (1584–1661). So he belonged to the Waldeck family .

From 1638 Philip VII followed his father as Count von Waldeck zu Wildungen. His younger brother Johann (1623–1668) was named Johann II. Count von Waldeck zu Landau .

Marriage and offspring

He was married to Anna Katharina von Sayn-Wittgenstein (* 1610, † December 1, 1650). The following children were born out of the marriage:

  • Christian Ludwig (born July 29, 1635; † December 12, 1706), Count of Waldeck-Wildungen; ⚭ 1. Anna Elisabeth von Rappoltstein (1644–1678), ⚭ 2. Johanette von Nassau-Idstein (1657–1733)
  • Josias II (born July 31, 1636; ⚔ July 29, 1669 at the siege of Candia ); ⚭ Wilhelmine of Nassau-Siegen († 1707)
  • Juliane Elisabeth (August 1, 1637 - March 20, 1707); ⚭ January 27, 1660 Heinrich Wolrad von Waldeck-Eisenberg (1642–1664)
  • Anna Sophie (January 1, 1639 - October 3, 1646)
  • Johanna (September 30, 1639 - October 2, 1639)
  • Philippine (November 5, 1643 - August 3, 1644)

literature

  • Jacob Hoffmeister: Historical-genealogical handbook about all counts and princes of Waldeck and Pyrmont since 1228 . Verlag Gustav Klaunig, Kassel 1883, pp. 58–68.

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