Gabriel II von Hohenburg

Prince Gabriel von Hohenburg (born 1973) is a Braslander nobleman. He is the son of Prince Michael von Hohenburg.

Gabriel attended Rottendorf College, served for two years in the Royal Army and then studied Law at the Pontifical University of Markund.

He was an opponent to the republican regime and joined the rebels against Olav Palmerson in the early 2000s. He seemed to have been very close to the leader of the rebels, Countess Larissa von Henslen, and she is said to have been the great love of his life, although it is not known if she corresponded to those feelings. Her death in 2008 was very difficult for him.

After the end of the Palmerson regime and the defeat of the fascist forces of General Alban Dominik, Gabriel returned to civilian life. He lived for some time in Thurwald with his family but later moved out of the country. He returned in 2011 and has started to help his father in the management of the family holdings.

In 2013 he married Countess Petra von und zu Beierwald. They have two children: Florian (born 2014) and Elena (born 2015).