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Rhinegraves are a form of
breeches which were po****r from the
early 1660s
until the mid-1670s in
Western Europe. They were very full
petticoat breeches...
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After the
Rhinegraves inherited the
Wildgraviate (see below) and
parts of the
Countship of Salm, they
called themselves Wild-and-
Rhinegraves of Salm. When...
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petticoat breeches, a
collected but
still loose ****ed
breeches called rhinegraves, were also worn. By the
early 1660s,
their po****rity surp****ed petticoat...
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Sovereign Prince of Ahaus,
Bocholt and Gemen,
Wildgrave of
Dhaun and Kyrburg,
Rhinegrave of Stein". The last prince,
Frederick VI,
morganatically married Louisa...
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estates were
inherited by the
Rhinegraves; the
remaining half p****ed to the
Lorraine dukes in 1600. The
Rhinegraves began to call
themselves Counts...
- of Captain-General of the Army.: 107–109 (His
function was
given to
Rhinegrave Salm.) In June 1787 his
energetic wife
Wilhelmina tried to
travel to The...
- the
early 1660s, if they were
gathered at the
bottom they were
called rhinegraves.
Gerard Jansz Meerman wearing petticoat breeches, 1668
Portrait of a...
- Otto
Louis of Salm, Wild- and
Rhinegrave of
Kyrburg and Mörchingen (13
October 1597 – 6
October 1634, Speyer) was a
Swedish general during the
Thirty Years'...
- and the Lahngau; the
counts of the
Rheingau were
known as
Rhinegraves. The
first Rhinegrave on
record is Hato VI (937–960).
Since the
Ingelheim Imperial...
- century, the
Rhinegraves acquired the
Wildgraviate and half the
County of Salm
through marriage. In 1610, they
formed their own line of
Rhinegraves: the Rheingrafensteinische...
