Five hundred years since the Battle of Mohács with the Turks, in which the Czech King Louis Jagiellon died, also means five hundred years since the Habsburgs ascended to the Czech throne. A little over a hundred years after this family lost its position at the end of World War I, literally hundreds of Habsburgs live scattered around the world and across various fields. The most famous is Eduard of Habsburg-Lorraine, the great-great-great-grandso…
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Five hundred years since the Battle of Mohács with the Turks, in which the Czech King Louis Jagiellon died, also means five hundred years since the Habsburgs ascended to the Czech throne. A little over a hundred years after this family lost its position at the end of World War I, literally hundreds of Habsburgs live scattered around the world and across various fields. The most famous is Eduard of Habsburg-Lorraine, the great-great-great-grandso…