Difference between revisions of "Prince Anton of Brasland"
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His family left Brasland in 1995, settling in Sveltz. Anton went to university there and graduated in History. Later, he worked for a real estate company. | His family left Brasland in 1995, settling in Sveltz. Anton went to university there and graduated in History. Later, he worked for a real estate company. | ||
| − | In 2006 the prince got married to Baroness Anne Eusebia d'Elvingen, daughter of Braslander exiles. They have | + | In 2006 the prince got married to Baroness Anne Eusebia d'Elvingen, daughter of Braslander exiles. They have four children: Hercules (born 2008), Adam (born 2010), Madeleine (born 2012) and Rupprecht (born 2016). |
Prince Anton and his family returned to Brasland in 2011. He bought some lands in eastern Brasland and divides his time between his agricultural projects and giving history classes at a university. He and his family have apartments at Reutherhof Palace. | Prince Anton and his family returned to Brasland in 2011. He bought some lands in eastern Brasland and divides his time between his agricultural projects and giving history classes at a university. He and his family have apartments at Reutherhof Palace. | ||
[[Category: Brasland]] | [[Category: Brasland]] | ||
Revision as of 00:13, 19 May 2016
Prince Anton of Brasland (born 1977) is the son of Prince Maximilian of Brasland.
His family left Brasland in 1995, settling in Sveltz. Anton went to university there and graduated in History. Later, he worked for a real estate company.
In 2006 the prince got married to Baroness Anne Eusebia d'Elvingen, daughter of Braslander exiles. They have four children: Hercules (born 2008), Adam (born 2010), Madeleine (born 2012) and Rupprecht (born 2016).
Prince Anton and his family returned to Brasland in 2011. He bought some lands in eastern Brasland and divides his time between his agricultural projects and giving history classes at a university. He and his family have apartments at Reutherhof Palace.
