- Liechtenstein, the
entirety of
which bears the treatment. The
German term is
Durchlaucht, a
translation of the
Latin (su)perillustris. This is
usually translated...
- Her
Highness the
Saleswoman (German: Ihre
Durchlaucht, die Verkäuferin) is a 1933
German comedy film
directed by Karl
Hartl and
starring Liane Haid, Willi...
-
organised into two ranks: the
princely houses,
entitled to the
predicate Durchlaucht (Serene Highness),
which previously possessed a vote on the
Bench of...
-
precedence over
other subjects in the Empire.
Electors were
originally styled Durchlaucht (Serene Highness),
princes Hochgeboren (high-born) and
counts Hoch- und...
- the
princely title, and
accorded them the
style of
Serene Highness (
Durchlaucht).
Alexander of
Hesse and
Julia of
Battenberg had five children. The children...
-
style Durchlaucht to the
heads of all
mediatized princely houses domiciled in
Germany elevated to the rank of Fürst are also
styled Durchlaucht. In 1829...
- in
Christian Europe prefer Durchlaucht, and even some of the
reigning dukes preferred "herzogliche
Durchlaucht",
Durchlaucht for
other dukes and Fürsten...
- for his own
lifetime only, and he was
accorded the
hereditary style of
Durchlaucht (equivalent to "Serene Highness"), held by the in****bent Prince. The...
- the 18th century,
exclusively entitled to be
addressed with the
title Durchlaucht (Serene Highness). In 1742, the
electors became entitled to the superlative...
- family.
Reigning princes bear the
style of
Serene Highness (German:
Durchlaucht, French: Son
Altesse Sérénissime), as do
other members of
princely families...
