albertinian line造句

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1. He was the last male member of the Albertinian Line of the House of Habsburg.
2. As he had no children, his sudden death in 1457 ended the history of the Albertinian line.
3. Beatrix gave him his only son, Leopold IV . The Albertinian line became extinct with the death of Ladislaus the Posthumous in 1457.
4. From 1464 Elector George the Bearded resided at the Albrechtsburg, it was soon superseded by Dresden Castle as the new seat of the Wettin Albertinian line.
5. Frederick was now the undisputed head of the Habsburg dynasty, though his regency in the lands of the Albertinian Line ( Further Austria ) was still viewed with suspicion.
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7. In 1358 / 59 the Habsburg duke Charles IV . By the 1379 Treaty of Neuberg, his heirs divided the Habsburg lands, whereafter the Austrian duchy remained under the rule of the Albertinian line.
8. Ernest Augustus was born at Herzberg am Harz, the son of George, Duke of Brunswick-L黱eburg and Anne Eleonore of Hesse-Darmstadt ( Ernest Augustus was descended from the Albertinian line of the G鰐tingen ).
9. In March 1548 she was betrothed to Augustus of Saxony, the younger brother and possible heir of Elector Albertinian line of the House of Wettin to present themselves as Electors of Saxony, a title they had obtained in 1547.
10. In 1404, his cousin Albert IV died, leaving the lands of the elder Albertinian line to his seven-year-old son Duke Albert V . William acted as an Austrian regent and again tried to take the Albertinian territories from his minor nephew, but did not succeed before his death.
11. When Albert's son Duke Leopold III quarrelled about his heritage and in the Treaty of Neuberg of 1379 finally split the Habsburg territories : The Albertinian line would rule in the Archduchy of Austria proper ( then sometimes referred to as " Lower Austria " ( " Nieder鰏terreich " ), but comprising modern Lower Austria and most of Upper Austria ), while the Leopoldian line ruled in the Styrian, Carinthian and Carniolan territories, subsumed under the denotation of " Inner Austria ".