Princess of Ligne

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Princely arms of Ligne

Princess of Ligne is a title that is used by the wife of a Prince of Ligne.

## Baroness of Ligne

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* 1120–?: Marguerite de Fontaines-l'Eveque (wife of Thierry I)
* 1176–?: Elisabeth d'Antoing (first wife of Thierry II)
* ?–1190: Andeline d'Havre (second wife of Thierry II)
* 1190–?: Mahaut de Mons (wife of Wauthier I)
* 1229–1234: Marguerite de Fontaines-l'Eveque (first wife of Wauthier II)
* ?–1245: Alide de Rumigny (second wife of Wauthier II)
* 1245–1245: Julianne de Rosay (first wife of Wauthier III)
* ?–?: Unnamed (second wife of Wauthier III)
* 1248–1290?: Alix d'Aspremont (third wife of Wauthier III)
* 1290–1300?: Isabelle van Strjen-Sevenbergen (wife of Jean I)
* 1305–?: Jeanne de Conde (first wife of Fastre)
* ?–1337?: Marguerite de Gavere (second wife of Fastre)
* 1340–1345?: Anne d'Antoing (wife of Michel I)
* ?–1371?: Eleonore de Lalaing (wife of Michel II)
* ?–1387: Berthe von Schleiden (wife of Guillaume)
* 1387–1435: Eustachie de Barbancon (first wife of Jean II)
* ?–1442?: Isabelle van Strjen-Sevenbergen (second wife of Jean II)
* 1442–1469: Bonne d'Abbeville (wife of Michel III)
* 1472–1486: Jacqueline de Croy (wife of Jean III)
* 1501–1525: Philipotte de Luxembourg (wife of Antoine)
* 1532–1545: Maria van Wassenaer, Burgravine van Leiden (first wife of Jacques)

## Countess of Ligne

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Picture  | Name  | Father  | Birth  | Marriage  | Became Countess  | Ceased to be Countess  | Death  | Spouse

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| Maria van Wassenaer, Burgravine van Leiden
[1][2][3] | Johannes II van Wassenaer, Burgrave van Leiden | –  | 9 September 1527  | 1545
Created Countess | 1544  | Jacques
| Jeanne van Hallewyn
[1][2][3] | –  | –  | 1545  | 1552
husband's death | –
| Marguerite de Lalaing
[1][2][3][4][5] | Philip de Lalaing, 3rd Count of Lalaing | –  | 27 March 1559  | 1583
husband's death | 1598  | Philippe
| Anne-Marie de Melun, Princess of Epinoy
[1][2][3][4][5] | Hugues II de Melun, 1st Prince of Epinoy
(Melun)  | –  | 7 September 1584  | 1601
Raised to Princess | 25 July 1634  | Lamoral

## Princess of Ligne

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Picture  | Name  | Father  | Birth  | Marriage  | Became Princess  | Ceased to be Princess  | Death  | Spouse

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| Anne-Marie de Melun, Princess of Epinoy | Hugues II de Melun, 1st Prince of Epinoy
(Melun)  | –  | 7 September 1584  | 1601
became Princess | 6 February 1624
husband's death | 25 July 1634  | Lamoral
| Claire-Marie of Nassau-Siegen
[6][7][1][8] | John VIII, Count of Nassau-Siegen
(Nassau-Siegen)  | 17 October 1621  | 27 November 1634  | 1 May 1641
husband's death | 2 September 1695  | Albert Henri
May 1643  | 21 December 1679
husband's death | Claude Lamoral I
| Juana Monica de Aragon y Benavides de Cordona y de Cordoba
[6][7][1][8] | Luis de Aragón y Fernández de Córdoba, 6th Duke of Segorbe | 4 May 1663  | 12 January 1677  | 21 December 1679
husband's accession | 18 January 1691  | Henri
| Clara de Hocht
[6][7][1][8] | –  | –  | 6 April 1700  | 8 February 1702
husband's death | –
| Maria Franziska of Liechtenstein
[6][7][1][8] | Prince Emanuel of Liechtenstein
(Liechtenstein)  | 27 November 1739  | 6 August 1755  | 7 April 1766
husband's accession | 13 December 1814
husband's death | 17 May 1821  | Charles-Joseph
| Amélie Mélanie de Conflans
[6][7][1][8] | Charles Louis Gabriel de Conflans, Marquis d'Armentieres
(Conflans)  | 18 June 1802  | 12 May 1823  | 31 January 1833  | Eugène
| Nathalie de Trazegnies
[6][7][1][8] | Georges Philippe, Marquis de Trazegnies
(Trazegnies d'Ittre)  | 7 September 1811  | 28 July 1834  | 4 June 1835
| Jadwiga Lubomirska
[6][7][1][8] | Henryk Lubomirski
(Lubomirski)  | 29 June 1815  | 28 October 1836  | 20 May 1880
husband's death | 14 February 1895
| Elisabeth de la Rochefoucauld
[6][7][1][8] | Sosthène de la Rochefoucauld, 4th Duke of Doudeauville
(La Rochefoucauld)  | 4 August 1865  | 24 July 1884  | 1907
divorced | 9 November 1946  | Louis
| Diane de Cosse-Brissac
[6][7][1][8] | Roland de Cossé, Marquis de Brissac
(Cossé-Brissac)  | 19 December 1869  | 4 January 1887  | 27 August 1918
husband's accession | 23 June 1937
husband's death | 10 April 1950  | Ernest
| Philippine de Noailles
[6][7][1][8] | François de Noailles, Prince de Poix
(Noailles)  | 23 August 1898  | 28 February 1917  | 23 June 1937
husband's accession | 26 June 1960
husband's death | 13 August 1991  | Eugène II
| Alix of Luxembourg
[6][7][1][8] | Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma
(Bourbon-Parma)  | 24 August 1929  | 17 August 1950  | 3 March 1985
husband's accession | 21 August 2005
husband's death |  | Antoine
| Eleonora of Orléans-Braganza
[6][7][1][8] | Prince Pedro Henrique of Orléans-Braganza
(Orléans-Braganza)  | 20 May 1953  | 10 March 1981  | 21 August 2005
husband's accession | INCUMBENT |  | Michel

## Notes

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1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Also Countess of Fauquemberg.
2. ^ a b c d Also Princess of Mortagne.
3. ^ a b c d Also Baroness of Belœil.
4. ^ a b Also Viscountess of Leiden.
5. ^ a b Also Baroness of Wassenaer.
6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Also Princess of Amblise.
7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Also Princess of Epinoy.
8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Also Marquise of Roubaix.

## Sources

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* Marek, Miroslav. "Genealogy of the House of Ligne". Genealogy.EU.[self-published source][better source needed]