- The
Leine Palace (German:
Leineschloss),
situated on the
Leine in Hanover, Germany, is a
former residence of the
Hanoverian dukes,
electors and kings....
-
Louis 1
August 1714 – 11 June 1727 (12 years, 315 days) 28 May 1660
Leineschloss Son of
Ernest Augustus,
Elector of Hanover, and
Sophia of the Palatinate...
-
succeeding his
father as ruler. Therefore, the
couple had to live in the
Leineschloss at the
Hanover court of
Ernest Augustus'
eldest brother Christian Louis...
- the
night of 11 July 1694,
after a
meeting with
Sophia Dorothea in the
Leineschloss, Königsmarck
disappeared without a trace. It
appears that he was killed...
- the
first duke to move his
residence to Hanover,
where he
built the
Leineschloss as his
residence in 1636, a
palace situated by the
river Leine. After...
- Lund. On the
morning of 2 July 1694,
after a
meeting with
Sophia at the
Leineschloss castle, Königsmark was
seized and disappeared. It is
presumed that he...
- Minister-President
Stephan Weil (SPD). The
Landtag is
situated in the
Leineschloss, a
former residence of the
kings of Hanover.
After its
destruction in...
-
George I (George Louis; German:
Georg Ludwig; 28 May 1660 – 11 June 1727) was King of
Great Britain and
Ireland from 1
August 1714 and
ruler of the Electorate...
- the
former Franciscan friary,
built around 1300,
converted into the
Leineschloss,
which from then on
served as a
residence for the
sovereigns of the prin****lity...
- (husband of his sister,
Queen Charlotte). The
family subsequently moved to
Leineschloss, the
residence of
Hanoverian kings,
though during the
summer they usually...
