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Duke of Holstein-Gottorp

Holstein-Gottorp (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}pronounced [ˈhɔlʃtaɪn ˈɡɔtɔʁp]) is the historiographical name, as well as contemporary shorthand name, for the parts of the duchies of…

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Founded
1544; 482 years ago (1544)
Cadet branches
Holstein-Gottorp (Swedish line) (extinct) · Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov (agnatic)
Country
Russian Empire · Kingdom of Denmark · Kingdom of Sweden · Kingdom of Norway · Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
Current head
Christian, Duke of Oldenburg
Deposition
Schleswig-Holstein: 1773 (1773) · Russian Empire: 1917 (1917) · Oldenburg: 1918 (1918)
Estates
Gottorf Castle (former, Schleswig-Holstein) · Schloss Oldenburg (former, Oldenburg) · Winter Palace (former, Russia)

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Dukes of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp

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Duke of Holstein-Gottorp

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Edges97
Triples31
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020408
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Country · 8
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Duchy of Holstein, Duchy of Oldenburg, Duchy of Schleswig, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Kingdom of Denmark, Kingdom of Norway, Kingdom of Sweden, Russian Empire
Titles · 7
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Duke of Holstein (1544–1773), Duke of Oldenburg (1774–1823), Duke of Schleswig (1544–1773), Emperor of Russia (1762–1917), Grand Duke of Oldenburg (1823–1918), King of Norway (1814–1818), King of Sweden (1751–1818)
Deposition · 3
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Oldenburg: 1918 (1918), Russian Empire: 1917 (1917), Schleswig-Holstein: 1773 (1773)
Estates · 3
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Gottorf Castle (former, Schleswig-Holstein), Schloss Oldenburg (former, Oldenburg), Winter Palace (former, Russia)
Final ruler · 3
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Oldenburg: Frederick Augustus II, Russia: Nicholas II, Schleswig-Holstein: Paul I
Cadet branches · 2
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Holstein-Gottorp (Swedish line) (extinct), Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov (agnatic)
Current head · 1
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Christian, Duke of Oldenburg
Etymology · 1
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → From Holstein region and Gottorf Castle, Schleswig
Founded · 1
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → 1544; 482 years ago (1544)
Founder · 1
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp → Adolf of Denmark

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schleswig denmark holstein-gottorp holstein oldenburg duke duchy dukes house russia gottorp branch king frederick also grand iii duchies kings russian

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Duke of Holstein-GottorpCadet branchesHolstein-Gottorp (Swedish line) (extinct)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCadet branchesHolstein-Gottorp-Romanov (agnatic)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryRussian Empire1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryKingdom of Denmark1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryKingdom of Sweden1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryKingdom of Norway1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryGrand Duchy of Oldenburg1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryDuchy of Oldenburg1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryDuchy of Schleswig1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCountryDuchy of Holstein1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpCurrent headChristian, Duke of Oldenburg1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpDepositionSchleswig-Holstein: 1773 (1773)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpDepositionRussian Empire: 1917 (1917)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpDepositionOldenburg: 1918 (1918)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpEstatesGottorf Castle (former, Schleswig-Holstein)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpEstatesSchloss Oldenburg (former, Oldenburg)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpEstatesWinter Palace (former, Russia)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpEtymologyFrom Holstein region and Gottorf Castle, Schleswig1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpFinal rulerSchleswig-Holstein: Paul I1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpFinal rulerRussia: Nicholas II1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpFinal rulerOldenburg: Frederick Augustus II1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpFounded1544; 482 years ago (1544)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpFounderAdolf of Denmark1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpParent houseHouse of Oldenburg1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesEmperor of Russia (1762–1917)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesKing of Sweden (1751–1818)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesKing of Norway (1814–1818)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesGrand Duke of Oldenburg (1823–1918)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesDuke of Oldenburg (1774–1823)1.00infobox
Duke of Holstein-GottorpTitlesDuke of Schleswig (1544–1773)1.00infobox

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