Genealogy of the Imperial Family of Russia1

HIH Grand Duke Vladimir Aleksandrovitch and his descendants


HIH Grand Duke Vladimir AleksandrovitchHIH Vladimir Aleksandrovitch Grand Duke of Russia
* St. Petersburg, April 22nd n.s., 1847
† St. Petersburg, February 17th n.s., 1909

HIH Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna née Duchess Marie von Mecklenburg-SchewerinMarried:

St. Petersburg, August 28th n.s., 1874:
HH Marie Alexandrine Elisabeth Eleonore Duchess von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
(Following her conversion to the Orthodox faith, April 23rd n.s., 1908, styled as HIH Maria Pavlovna Grand Duchess of Russia)
* Ludwigslust near Schwerin, May 14th, 1854
† Contrexéville, Vosges, September 6th, 1920

Children from this marriage:

  1. HIH Aleksandr Vladimirovitch Grand Duke of Russia
    * Tsarkoe Selo, August 31st n.s., 1875
    † St. Petersburg, March 16th n.s., 1877
  2. HIH Kyrill Vladimirovitch Grand Duke of Russia
  3. HIH Grand Duke Boris VladimirovitchHIH Boris Vladimirovitch Grand Duke of Russia
    * St. Petersburg, November 24th n.s., 1877
    † Paris, November 9th, 1943

    Married:

    (morganatic) Genoa, July 12th, 1919:
    Zinaida Rachevskaya
    * Dvinsk, November 3rd, 1898
    † Paris, January 30th, 1963

  4. HIH Grand Duke Andrej VladimirovitchHIH Andrej Vladimirovitch Grand Duke of Russia
    * Tsarkoe Selo, May 14th n.s., 1879
    † Paris, October 30th, 1956

    Married:

    (morgantic) Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, January 30th, 1921:
    Mathilde Kchessinska
    * Ligovo, August 31st, 1872
    † Paris, December 8th, 1971
    Created HSH Princess Romanovskaya-Krassinskaya

    Child from this marriage:

    1. HSH Vladimir Andrejevitch Prince Romanovsky-Krasinsky
      * St. Petersburg, June 30th, 1902
      † Paris, April 23rd, 1974
  5. HIH Princess Elena Vladimirovna of Greece née Grand Duchess of RussiaHIH Elena Vladimirovna Grand Duchess of Russia
    * Tsarskoe Selo, January 29th n.s., 1882
    † Athens, March 13th, 1957

    HRH Prince Nikolaos of Greece with his daughter OlgaMarried:

    Tsarskoe Selo, August 29th n.s., 1902:
    HRH
    Nikolaos Prince of Greece and Denmark
    * Athens, January 22nd n.s., 1872
    † Athens, February 8th, 1938


HIH Grand Duke Kyrill VladimirovitchHIH Kyrill Vladimirovitch Grand Duke of Russia
* Tsarskoe Selo, October 12th n.s., 1876
† American Hospital, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine, October 12th, 1938
Head of the Imperial Family of Russia (proclaimed himself with the title Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, September 13th, 1924)

HIH Grand Duchess Viktoria Feodorovna née Princess Victoria Melita of Great BritainMarried:

Chapel of Count Adlerberg's House, Tegernsee, October 8th, 1905:
HRH
Victoria Melita Princess of Great Britain and Ireland, Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchess of Saxony ("Ducky")
(Following her conversion to the Orthodox styled as: HIH Viktoria Feodorovna Grand Duchess of Russia)
* Palace of San Antonio, La Valetta, Malta, November 25th, 1876
† Schloß Amorbach, Odenwald, March 2nd, 1936

Children from this marriage:

  1. HH Maria Kirillovna Princess of Russia
    (Since September 13th, 1924:) HIH Maria Kirillovna Grand Duchess of Russia
    * Bürglaß-Schloßchen, 1 Oberer Bürglaß, Coburg, February 2nd, 1907
    † Madrid, October 27th, 1951

    Married:

    (civil) Coburg, November 24th and (Orthodox and Lutheran) Coburg, November 25th, 1925:
    HSH Friedrich Karl Eduard Erwin 6th Fürst zu Leiningen
    (Born as: HSH Friedrich Karl Eduard Erwin Prince zu Leiningen)
    (Since April 5th, 1904:) HSH Friedrich Karl Eduard Erwin Hereditary Prince zu Leiningen
    * Strassbourg, February 13th, 1898
    † (as prisoner-of-war) Saransk, August 2nd, 1946
    Hereditary Prince zu Leiningen, April 5th, 1904
    6th Fürst zu Leiningen, July 18th, 1939

  2. HI & RH Prince Louis Ferdinand and HI & RH Princess Kira née Grand Duchess of RussiaHH Kira Kirillovna Princess of Russia
    (Since September 13th, 1924:) HIH Kira Kirillovna Grand Duchess of Russia
    * Paris, May 9th, 1909
    † St. Briac-sur-mer, September 8th, 1967

    Married:

    (civil and Orthodox) Schloß Cecilienhof, Potsdam, May 2nd and (Lutheran) Huis Doorn, Doorn, May 4th, 1938:
    HI & RH
    Louis Ferdinand Viktor Eduard Albert Michael Hubertus Prince of Prussia
    * Marmor Palais, Potsdam, November 9th, 1907
    † Bremen, September 25th, 1994
    Head of the Royal Family of Prussia, July 20th, 1951

  3. HIH Vladimir Kirillovitch Grand Duke of Russia

HIH Grand Duke Vladimir KirillovitchHH Vladimir Kirillovitch Prince of Russia
(Since September 13th, 1924:) HIH Vladimir Kirillovitch Czarevitch and Grand Duke of Russia
(Since October 12th, 1938:) HIH Vladimir Kirillovitch Grand Duke of Russia
* Borga near Helsingfors, August 30th n.s., 1917
† Mercy Hospital, Miami, Florida, April 21st, 1992
Proclaimed Heir to the Throne and granted the titles HIH Czarevitch and Grand Duke of Russia by his father, September 13th, 1924
Head of the Imperial Family of Russia (with the title HIH Grand Duke of Russia), October 12th, 1938

HIH Grand Duchess Leonida GeorgievnaMarried:

(civil) Lausanne, August 12th and (Orthodox) St. Gerasime Church, Lausanne, August 13th, 1948:
H Ill H Leonida Georgievna Princess Bagration-Moukhransky
* Tiblisi, October 6th n.s., 1914

HIH Grand Duchess Maria VladimirovnaChild from this marriage:

  1. HIH Maria Vladimirovna Grand Duchess of Russia
    * Nuestra Señora de Loreta Clinic, Madrid, December 23rd, 1953
    Head of the Imperial Family of Russia, April 21st, 1992

    Married:

    (civil) Dinard, September 4th and (religious) Madrid, September 22nd, 1976:
    HRH
    Franz Wilhelm Viktor Christoph Stephan Prince of Prussia
    (Following his conversion to the Orthodox faith before his marriage styled as: HIH Michael Grand Duke of Russia; since the separation he longer uses that name)
    * Grünberg, September 3rd, 1943
    (Divorced: June 19th, 1985)

    HIH Grand Duke Georgij MikhailovitchChild from this marriage:

    1. HIH Georgij Mikhailovitch Grand Duke of Russia, Prince of Prussia
      * Loreto Clinic, Madrid, March 13th, 1981

Footnotes:

  1. With special thanks to Jérôme Baudesson, Hein Bruins, Marlene Eilers Koenig, Brigitte Gastel LloydNetty Leistra, Dimitri Macedonskyand Paul Theroff.

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Last updated: January 2nd, 2002.