Frederick William, Duke of Nassau

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Frederick William, Duke of Nassau was a 19th-century German nobleman who ruled the Duchy of Nassau until its annexation by Prussia in 1866.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century German person
German nobleman
duke
human
monarch
associatedWith Austro-Prussian War NERFINISHED
Prussian annexations of 1866 NERFINISHED
child Prince Nicholas of Nassau NERFINISHED
Prince William of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Augusta of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Helene of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Hilda of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Luise of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Marie of Nassau NERFINISHED
Princess Sophia of Nassau NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Duchy of Nassau NERFINISHED
endOfReignReason annexation of Nassau by Prussia
father William, Duke of Nassau NERFINISHED
givenName Frederick William NERFINISHED
historicalEra 19th century
historicalRegion German Confederation NERFINISHED
house House of Nassau-Weilburg NERFINISHED
monarchOf Duchy of Nassau NERFINISHED
mother Princess Louise of Saxe-Hildburghausen NERFINISHED
name Frederick William, Duke of Nassau NERFINISHED
nobleTitle Duke of Nassau NERFINISHED
notableEvent lost his duchy during the Austro-Prussian War of 1866
notableFor last reigning Duke of Nassau
politicalStatusAfter1866 mediatized German prince
positionHeld Duke of Nassau NERFINISHED
predecessor William, Duke of Nassau NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1866
reignStart 1816
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
spouse Princess Adelheid-Marie of Anhalt-Dessau NERFINISHED
Princess Pauline of Württemberg NERFINISHED
successor none (duchy annexed by Prussia)
territoryAnnexedBy Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED

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Duke of Nassau titleHolder Frederick William, Duke of Nassau
Princess Carolina of Orange-Nassau child Frederick William, Duke of Nassau
this entity surface form: Frederick William, Prince of Nassau-Weilburg