Christian von Dietrichstein

Summary

Christian von Dietrichstein is a human^[1]. He was born on January 29, 1610^[2]. He died on August 31, 1681^[3]. He worked as a courtier^[4].

Key Facts

• Christian von Dietrichstein was born on January 29, 1610^[2].
• Christian von Dietrichstein died on August 31, 1681^[3].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's father was Bartlme Dietrichstein^[5].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's mother was Elisabeth, Freiin Joel von Franking, Heiress von Riedau^[6].
• Among Christian von Dietrichstein's spouses was Maria Elisabeth Khevenhüller, Baroness of Aichelberg^[7].
• A child of Christian von Dietrichstein was Anna Amalie, Freiin von Dietrichstein-Hollenburg^[8].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's professions included courtier^[4].
• Christian von Dietrichstein is recorded as male^[9].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's instance of is recorded as human^[10].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's noble title is recorded as Graf^[11].
• Christian von Dietrichstein's given name is recorded as Christian^[12].

Body

Origins and Family

Christian von Dietrichstein was born on January 29, 1610^[2]. His father was Bartlme Dietrichstein^[5]. His mother was Elisabeth, Freiin Joel von Franking, Heiress von Riedau^[6].

Career and Affiliations

Christian von Dietrichstein's professions included courtier^[4].

Personal Life

Among Christian von Dietrichstein's spouses was Maria Elisabeth Khevenhüller, Baroness of Aichelberg^[7]. A child of him was Anna Amalie, Freiin von Dietrichstein-Hollenburg^[8].

Death and Burial

Christian von Dietrichstein died on August 31, 1681^[3].

FAQs

Who were Christian von Dietrichstein's parents?

Christian von Dietrichstein's father was Bartlme Dietrichstein^[5]. Christian von Dietrichstein's mother was Elisabeth, Freiin Joel von Franking, Heiress von Riedau^[6].

Who was Christian von Dietrichstein married to?

Christian von Dietrichstein's spouses include Maria Elisabeth Khevenhüller, Baroness of Aichelberg^[7].

What did Christian von Dietrichstein do for work?

Christian von Dietrichstein worked as courtier^[4].