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'''Konrad VII, Prince von Isenborn''' (1707-1734) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of [[ Viktor von Isenborn|Prince Viktor von Isenborn]]. | '''Konrad VII, Prince von Isenborn''' (1707-1734) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of [[ Viktor von Isenborn|Prince Viktor von Isenborn]]. | ||
| − | + | His father's prominent position at court meant that Konrad spent his childhood and youth near the royal family. Like his mother, he had a weak health, which constrained him all his life. However, this did not stop him to join the Army in 1722, and later to serve at court. In 1729 he married his mother's first cousin, Maria, daughter of the powerful Duke of Kerlich. They had three children: Viktor (b. 1732), Anna (b. 1733), Johannes (b. and d. 1735, posthumously). | |
| − | He was succeeded by his son [[Viktor II von Isenborn|Viktor]]. | + | In 1734, as he was about to be appointed as ambassador, he caught a cold and died suddenly. He was succeeded by his son [[Viktor II von Isenborn|Viktor]]. |
[[Category: Brasland]] | [[Category: Brasland]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:04, 25 March 2020
Konrad VII, Prince von Isenborn (1707-1734) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of Prince Viktor von Isenborn.
His father's prominent position at court meant that Konrad spent his childhood and youth near the royal family. Like his mother, he had a weak health, which constrained him all his life. However, this did not stop him to join the Army in 1722, and later to serve at court. In 1729 he married his mother's first cousin, Maria, daughter of the powerful Duke of Kerlich. They had three children: Viktor (b. 1732), Anna (b. 1733), Johannes (b. and d. 1735, posthumously).
In 1734, as he was about to be appointed as ambassador, he caught a cold and died suddenly. He was succeeded by his son Viktor.
