House of Nassau

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The House of Nassau is a historic European noble dynasty that produced numerous counts, princes, and kings, including the Dutch royal family and the Grand Dukes of Luxembourg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf European noble family
dynasty
noble house
branchOf House of Orange-Nassau
coatOfArms Arms of Nassau (golden lions on blue with billets)
continent Europe
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
hasBranch House of Nassau-Dillenburg
House of Nassau-Siegen
House of Nassau-Usingen
House of Nassau-Weilburg
House of Nassau-Weilburg
surface form: House of Nassau-Weilburg-Luxembourg

House of Orange-Nassau
hasPart Ottonian dynasty
surface form: Ottonian line

Walramian line
hasTitle Count of Nassau-Beilstein
surface form: Count of Nassau

Grand Duke of Luxembourg
King of the Netherlands
Prince of Orange
historicalRegion Nassau
Rhineland
languageHistoricallySpoken Dutch
German
notableMember Adolf of Nassau-Weilburg
surface form: Adolf of Nassau

Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans
surface form: Adolf, King of the Romans

Beatrix of the Netherlands
Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange
Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg
Henry III of Nassau-Breda
John VI, Count of Nassau-Dillenburg
Juliana of the Netherlands
Maurice of Nassau
Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
William I of Orange
William I of the Netherlands
William II of the Netherlands
William III of England
William III of England
surface form: William III of Orange

William III of the Netherlands
Willem van Nassau
surface form: William the Silent
originatesFrom County of Nassau
presentIn Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
providedRoyalHouseFor Luxembourg
surface form: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Kingdom of the Netherlands
religionHistorically Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
roleIn Eighty Years' War
surface form: Dutch Revolt

Eighty Years' War
traditionalSeat Nassau Castle

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Maurice Henry of Nassau-Hadamar dynasty House of Nassau
William the Silent nobleFamily House of Nassau
Duchy of Nassau (annexed by Prussia, then part of Prussia) namedAfter House of Nassau
subject surface form: Duchy of Nassau
William of Nassau-Siegen memberOf House of Nassau
House of Nassau-Dillenburg partOf House of Nassau
House of Nassau-Siegen partOf House of Nassau
Walram II, Count of Nassau nobleFamily House of Nassau
Walram II, Count of Nassau memberOf House of Nassau
House of Nassau-Usingen partOf House of Nassau
House of Nassau-Usingen nobleFamily House of Nassau
House of Nassau-Usingen hasCadetBranchOf House of Nassau
Henry III of Nassau-Breda noble family House of Nassau
Fort Nassau namedAfter House of Nassau
John Louis of Nassau-Hadamar nobleFamily House of Nassau
John Louis of Nassau-Hadamar partOf House of Nassau
John Louis of Nassau-Hadamar house House of Nassau
Nassau territories ruledBy House of Nassau
Nassau territories powerBaseOf House of Nassau
this entity surface form: Princes of Nassau
Nassau territories historicalRegionOf House of Nassau
Nassau territories dynasticHouse House of Nassau
Albertine memberOf House of Nassau
subject surface form: Albertine Agnes of Nassau
Nassau Family Pact appliesTo House of Nassau
Nassau Family Pact namedAfter House of Nassau
Nassau Family Pact category House of Nassau
House of Bentheim maritalAlliancesWith House of Nassau
Dillenburg Castle heritage House of Nassau
Willem de Zwijger nobleFamily House of Nassau
Breda Castle connectedTo House of Nassau
Baron of Breda associatedWith House of Nassau
County of Breda notableRulingFamily House of Nassau
Count of Nassau-Breda partOf House of Nassau
Adolphe, Duke of Nassau house House of Nassau
William I, Prince of Orange memberOf House of Nassau
Henry of Nassau-Dillenburg memberOf House of Nassau
Count of Nassau nobleFamily House of Nassau
Count of Nassau usedBy House of Nassau
arms of Nassau associatedWith House of Nassau