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Rudolf … Archduke of Austria, 1858–1889 (aged 31 years)

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Rudolf … Archduke of Austria

Name: Rudolf // Archduke of Austria
Given names: Rudolf
Name suffix: Archduke of Austria

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 18 August 1830 28 — Vienna, Austria Marriage: 1854 Death: 21 November 1916 Unique identifier: ED373911C9B7804DBD418761D1BF045E93A7 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Elizabeth … Rudolf … Archduke of Austria Francis Joseph I … Emperor of Austria & King of Hungary 1830–1916 Birth: 18 August 1830 28 — Vienna, Austria Death: 21 November 1916
mother	Links Birth: 1837 Marriage: 1854 Death: 1898 Unique identifier: ED373911C9B7804DBD418761D1BF045E93A7 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Francis Joseph I … Emperor of Austria & King of Hungary Rudolf … Archduke of Austria Elizabeth … 1837–1898 Birth: 1837 Death: 1898
Marriage	Marriage — 1854 —
5 years himself	Links Birth: 1858 27 21 Marriage: 1881 Death: 1889 — Mayerling, Baden District, Lower Austria, Austria Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Stephanie … Rudolf … Archduke of Austria 1858–1889 Birth: 1858 27 21 Death: 1889 — Mayerling, Baden District, Lower Austria, Austria

Family with Stephanie …
himself	Links Birth: 1858 27 21 Marriage: 1881 Death: 1889 — Mayerling, Baden District, Lower Austria, Austria Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Stephanie … Rudolf … Archduke of Austria 1858–1889 Birth: 1858 27 21 Death: 1889 — Mayerling, Baden District, Lower Austria, Austria
wife	Links Birth: 1864 28 28 Marriage: 1881 Marriage: 1900 Death: 1945 Unique identifier: FE17AFC793624E449E8C77A2A1F240A0C8A2 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rudolf … Archduke of Austria Family with spouse Elemer … Prince Lonyai Stephanie … 1864–1945 Birth: 1864 28 28 Death: 1945
Marriage	Marriage — 1881 —

Elemer … Prince Lonyai + Stephanie …
wife’s husband	Links Birth: 1863 Marriage: 1900 Death: 1946 Unique identifier: FE17AFC793624E449E8C77A2A1F240A0C8A2 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Stephanie … Elemer … Prince Lonyai 1863–1946 Birth: 1863 Death: 1946
wife	Links Birth: 1864 28 28 Marriage: 1881 Marriage: 1900 Death: 1945 Unique identifier: FE17AFC793624E449E8C77A2A1F240A0C8A2 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rudolf … Archduke of Austria Family with spouse Elemer … Prince Lonyai Stephanie … 1864–1945 Birth: 1864 28 28 Death: 1945
Marriage	Marriage — 1900 —

Events of close relatives
Birth	1858 27 21
Death of a paternal grandfather	Francis Charles … Archduke of Austria 1878
Marriage	Stephanie … — View this family 1881 (aged 23 years)
Death	1889 (aged 31 years) Mayerling, Baden District, Lower Austria, Austria
Last change	24 October 2022 – 14:20:40 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	He was a patron of literature and the arts and traveled extensively. He wrote about his travels in Travels in the East (1884; translated 1884). His romantic attachment with a Young Austrian noblewoman, Baroness Marie Vetsera (1871-89), ended in the violent Death of both. Their bodies were found in a Hunting lodge at Mayerling, near Vienna. Although the Austrian government officially announced that the Lovers had committed suicide, unsubstantiated rumors of foul play have persisted to the present day, chiefly because of the archduke's sympathy with the cause of Hungarian nationalism.

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He was a patron of literature and the arts and traveled extensively. He
wrote about his travels in Travels in the East (1884; translated 1884).
His romantic attachment with a Young Austrian noblewoman, Baroness Marie
Vetsera (1871-89), ended in the violent Death of both. Their bodies were
found in a Hunting lodge at Mayerling, near Vienna. Although the Austrian
government officially announced that the Lovers had committed suicide,
unsubstantiated rumors of foul play have persisted to the present day,
chiefly because of the archduke's sympathy with the cause of Hungarian
nationalism.