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Personal data Anna "Anna Jagiellonka of Bohemia and Hungary" Jagiellon Holy Roman Empress 

• Nickname is Anna Jagiellonka of Bohemia and Hungary.
• She was born on July 23, 1503 in Buda, Kingdom of Hungary.
• Profession: Queen consort of Bohemia, Hungary.
• (MARR) on May 23, 1521 in Oberösterreich, Linz, Linz, Upper Austria, Austria: Spouse: Ferdinand I Nicholas von Habsburg, Erzherzog, Kaiser des Heiliges Römisches Reich deutscher nation.
• She died on January 27, 1547 in Praha, Böhmen, Deutschland(HRR), she was 43 years old.

  Attention: Deceased (January 27, 1547) prior to birth (November 2, 1553) of child (Magdalena (fake photo) von Julich Kleve Berg).

• She is buried on January 30, 1547 in St. Vitalis Cathedral, Praha, Böhmen, Deutschland(HRR).

  Attention: Had already been buried (January 30, 1547) when child (Magdalena (fake photo) von Julich Kleve Berg) was born (November 2, 1553).

• A child of Vladislav II Jagiellon (born Gediminids), King of Bohemia and Anne de Foix Queen consort (born De Foix-Candale)

Household of Anna "Anna Jagiellonka of Bohemia and Hungary" Jagiellon Holy Roman Empress

(1) She had a relationship with Ferdinand I Nicholas 1503 main von Habsburg.

Child(ren):

1. Elisabeth von Österreich Königin von Polen  1526-1545
2. Maximilian II (Main) (fake photo w washed) von Habsburg-Österreich  1527-1576 
3. Anna Habsburg  1528-1590
4. Ferdinand II von Österreich-Habsburg  1529-1595
5. Maria Habsburg-Lothringen  1531-1581
6. Magdalena Habsburg-Lothringen  1532-1590
7. Katharina von Österreich Königin von Polen  1533-1572
8. Eleonore Habsburg  1534-1594
9. Margarethe Habsburg  1536-1567
10. Johann von Österreich-Habsburg  1538-1539
11. Barbara Habsburg  1539-1572
12. Karl II Franz von Österreich-Habsburg  1540-1590 
13. Karl II Franz von Österreich-Habsburg  1540-1590
14. Ursula Habsburg  1541-1543
15. Helene Habsburg  1543-1574
16. Johanna Erzherzogin Habsburg  1547-1578

(2) She is married to Ferdinand I Nicholas von Habsburg, Erzherzog, Kaiser des Heiliges Römisches Reich deutscher nation.

They got married on May 23, 1521 at Oberösterreich, Linz, Linz, Upper Austria, Austria, she was 17 years old.

Spouse: Anna Королева Богемии и Венгрии Jagiellonka von Böhmen und Ungarn (born Jagiellon), Holy Roman Empress

Child(ren):

1. Elisabeth von Österreich  1526-1545
2. Maximilian II (dup) (fake photo w washed) von Habsburg-Österreich (born Habsburg), Holy Roman Emporer  1527-1576
3. Anna Habsburg  1528-1590
4. Ferdinand II von Österreich-Habsburg (born Habsburg-Lothringen), Erzherzog von Österreich-Tirol  1529-1595 
5. Maria Habsburg-Lothringen Austrė  1531-1581
6. Katharina von Österreich  1533-1572
7. Eleonore Habsburg  1534-1594
8. Margarethe Habsburg  1536-1567
9. Johann von Österreich-Habsburg (born Habsburg), Erzherzog  1538-1539
10. Barbara Habsburg  1539-1572
11. Karl II Franz von Österreich-Habsburg (born Habsburg), Erzherzog, Regent zu Innerösterreich  1540-1590 
12. Ursula Habsburg  1541-1543
13. Helene Habsburg  1543-1574
14. Johanna Erzherzogin Habsburg d'Asburgo  1547-1578
15. Magdalena (fake photo) von Julich Kleve Berg  1553-1633 

Notes about Anna "Anna Jagiellonka of Bohemia and Hungary" Jagiellon Holy Roman Empress

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