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Victoria, Queen of Great Britain+Ireland 1819-1901

artist: Sir John Everett Millais (1829-1896)



  • Princess Victoria 1819-1901, at the age of 16
    (painted by Sir George Hayter at Windsor Castle)
  • Queen Victoria, 1819-1901, reigned 1837-1901
  • Princess Victoria 1819-1901 as a child
    (in the arms of her mother, Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-, Duchess of Kent 1786-1861
    little victoria is holding a miniature of her father,Duke Edward of Kent 1767-1820)
  • .Queen Victoria   (1844 portrait)
  • Queen Victoria, 1819-1901 in 1887
  • Queen Victoria's family (Prince Albert Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
  • and five of their children:
    (from left to right): Alfred, Edward, Alice, Helena and Vicky)
  • Queen Victoria 
  • Queen Victoria's *complete* family  (photographed in 1859)
  • Queen Victoria's *extended* family
  • Queen Victoria with 3 of her granddaughters:
    (Victoria, Elizabeth and Alix)
  • Queen Victoria's 5 grandchildren:
    (Victoria, lizabeth, Irene, Alix, Ernst)
  • The Royal Oak Tree of Queen Viktoria 1837-1887
  • Royal family tree since Queen Victoria
  • Queen Victoria and her oldest son, Prince Edward of Wales
    (famous cartoon by Max Beerbohm)
  • Queen Victoria with part of her family
    From left to right, front row:
    Princess Beatrice of Coburg [granddaughter of Victoria, youngest child of Duke Alfred],Princess Feodora von Sachsen-Meiningen [great-granddaughter of Victoria, daughter of Bernhard III, Herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen and of Viktoria, the Kaiser’s – Wilhelm II – sister]
    Second row:
    Wilhelm II, Kaiser of Germany [grandson of Victoria, son of Vicky] Queen Victoria Empress [Kaiserin] Friedrich [Dowager Empress, wife of Friedrich III, the late German Emperor – Vicky, eldest child of Victoria and mother of the Kaiser]

    Third row:
    Prince Alfred of Coburg [grandson of Victoria, eldest child of Duke Alfred of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha – he shot himself, in Italy, on February 6th , 1899], Tsarevitch Nikolaî [Aleksandrovitch Romanov, the future Nikolaî II], Princess Alix [daughter of Princess Alice, Grand Duchess Ludwig von Hessen und bei Rhein, third child of Victoria] Princess Ludwig von Battenberg [in the caption it’s written “Princess Louise”, I looked up on the whole web and couldn’t find such a Princess, it must be a printing error (as others I found): they have put an “e” too much. It was, with no doubt, to have been written “Princess Louis”. She is Princess Victoria Alberta, sister of Alix von Hessen, and wife of Prince Ludwig von Battenberg] Princess Heinrich of Prussia [it’s written “Princess Henry of Russia”. As you know, in Russia there was no Prince or Princess, they were called Grand Duke and Grand Duchess. Another printing error: a “P” too much. It must have been “Princess Henry of Prussia”, she is Princess Irene von Hessen und bei Rhein, another child of Alice’s, married to her first cousin, Prince Heinrich, brother of the Kaiser] Grand Duchess Vladimir [Marie, born Duchess (Herzogin) von Mecklenburg-Schwerin, wife of Grand Duke Vladimir Aleksandrovitch, son of Tsar Aleksandr II] Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha [Grand Duchess Marie Aleksandrovna, also daughter of Aleksandr II, wife of  the fourth child of Victoria, Prince Alfred, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]
    Fourth row:
    Albert, the Prince of Wales [second child of Victoria, the future King Edward VII], Princess Heinrich von Battenberg [Princess Beatrice, ninth and last child of Victoria], Princess Philipp von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha [Princess Louise-Marie, eldest child of King Léopold II of the Belgians (he was a first cousin of Queen Victoria) married in 1875 to Prince Philipp von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha], Princess Ferdinand of Roumania [Princess Mary, granddaughter of Victoria, daughter of Duke Alfred, married to Prince Ferdinand von Hohenzollern, who would be King of Roumania from 1914 to 1927], Princess Marie Louise [von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, granddaughter of Victoria daughter of Princess Helena, fifth child of Victoria. Author of the book], Duchess of Connaught [Princess Luise of Prussia, granddaughter of Prince Friedrich Karl of Prussia, fifth child of Friedrich Wilhelm III, King of Prussia from 1797 to 1840, daughter-in-law of Victoria, married to Prince Arthur, the Duke of  Connaught]
    Fifht row:
    Prince Ludwig von Battenberg [husband of Princess Victoria Alberta von Hessen und bei Rhein (another sister of Alix), maternal grandparents of Prince Philip Mountbatten, the Duke of Edinburgh.], Prince Heinrich von Battenberg [husband of Princess Beatrice and brother of Prince Ludwig], Grand Duke Sergej [Alesandrovitch, son of Tsar Aleksandr II and uncle of the Tsarevitch Nikolaî], Prince Ferdinand of Roumania [at that time, Crown Prince of Roumania since 1889, son of King Carol I, Prince von Hohenzollern, and King as of October 10th, 1914, when King Carol I died],Grand Duke Vladimir [Aleksandrovitch, brother of  Grand Duke Sergej] , Duke of Connaught [Prince Arthur, seventh child of Victoria]
    Last row:
    Grand Duke Pavel [Aleksandrovitch, another brother of Grand Duke Sergej], Prince Philipp von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha [husband of Princess Louise-Marie from Belgium] Count Mensdorff [actually writen with two “f”s. It’s certain that this is Arthur August, sixth and youngest child of Emanuel de Pouilly, Count Mensdorff-Pouilly, and of Sophie von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, eldest sister of Léopold I of the Belgians – he was the seventh and youngest child of his parents – thus Arthur August was first cousin of Victoria; in this photo he was 77 years old. His other brothers were, at the time of the photo, all deceased], Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg [there’s no “Princess Alexander” (another printing error of the book of the Princess) she is actually Princess Alexandra, daughter of Prince Alfred. She married the Duke (Herzog) Ernst zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg two years later, in 1896, when she was only 18 years old. In this photo she was around 16, so still single and not Princess Alexander, meaning: married!...] , Grand Duchess Sergej
    [Princess Ella von Hessen und bei Rhein (another sister of Alix) married to Grand Duke Sergej Aleksandrovitch], Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha [Prince Alfred, fourth child of Victoria – he died of cancer of the throat on July 30th,1900 – with no male heirs, his title went to Charles Edward, son of his younger brother Leopold (who had died in 1884 in consequence of hemophilia) eighth child of Victoria, as the seventh, Arthur, renounced the right of sucession, for himself and his son, on June 24th, 1899]

  • Queen Victoria with all of her family:
    2nd row: Alexandre Duff, Duke of Fife - Prince Christian of Schleswig Holstein - Helena, Princess of Schleswig Holstein - Duchesse of Connaught, born Princesse Louise of Prussia - Princesse Margaret of Connaught - Prince Arthur of Great-Britain, Duke of Connaught - Victoria, Princess of Wales(dghtr of Edward VII) - Duchess of York, (born Princess Marie of Teck) - Duke of York (future George V) - Empress Frédérica III of Prussia, born Princess Victoria of Great-Britain -  Marquese of Lorne - Princess Louise - Prince of Wales (future Edward VII) - Maud, Princess of Great Britain, spouse of Prince Charles of Denmark - Prince Charles of Denmark - Marie of Russia, Duchess of Cobourg - Prince Alfred of Great Britain, Duke of Cobourg - Helena, Princess of Waldeck- Pyrmont, Duchess of Albany - Christian Victor, Prince of Schleswig-Holstein -
    1st row: Lady Maud Duff - Princess Louise-Victoria of Great-Britain, Duchess of Fife (dghtr of  Edward VII) - Lady Alexandra Duff - Patricia, Princess of Connaught - Arthur, Prince of Connaught - Alexandra, Princess of Denmark, Princess of Wales (spouse of Edward VII) - Edouard, Prince of York, (future King Edward VIII) - Queen Victoria Ière - Prince Léopold - Prince Alexandre - Princesse Béatrice - Prince Charles Edouard, Duke of Albany, (future Duke of Saxe-Cobourg Gotha) - Princesse Alice of Albany - Princess Helena of Great-Britain,  Princess of Schleswig Holstein (Christian Victor) -
  • Queen Victoria with all of her family:
    from left to right: -Prince Albert-Victor of Wales (1864-1892) -Princess Helena of Great-Britain (1846-1923) -Princess Alix of Hesse (1872-1918) with an arm around her of Princess Alexandra of Wales (1844-1925) -Princess Maud of Wales (1869-1938) sits on the floor with on her right
    Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein (1869-1931) -Prince Ernst-Ludwig of Hesse (1868-1937) stands behind with his chin on his hand -Prince Edward of Wales (1841-1910) -Princesses Victoria (1863-1950),Elisabeth (1864-1918),and on the floor Irene of Hessen (1866-1953) -Princess Louise of Wales with behind her Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein (1813-1917) -Prince George of Wales (1865-1936) sitting -Prince Christian-Victor of Schleswig-Holstein (1867-1900) -Princess Victoria of Wales (1868-1935) -Grand-Duke Ludwig of Hesse (1837-1892)
  • Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington:
    presenting a birthday gift to Arthur, Duke of Connaught 1850-1942, son of Queen Victoria
    -left to right: Wellington, Albert, Viktoria and baby Arthur-
  • Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1845
    (on board of the Royal Train with King Louis-Philippe (Bourbon) of France)
  • Young Queen Victoria , Princess of Wales, in 1863
  • Royal Mausoleum of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
  • Queen Viktoria, 1819-1901  (biography)
  • Queen Victoria's Dark Secrets - by Ed Sams
  • Queen Victoria of Great Britain
  • The Monarchy from the birth of Queen Victoria by Geraldine
  • Victoria & Albert, Vicky & the Emperor (exhibition)
  • 1. Dghtr Princess Victoria Adelaide, Pss of Great Britain+Ireland  (1840-1901)
    (spouse of Friedrich III, German Emperor+King von Prussia)

 


 


 
 
 



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