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Atlas of monarchies

Liechtenstein

26 October 2026

Art collections and dynastic enterprise. Ownership by the princely family is distinct from supplying its court.

House / model: House of Liechtenstein

Constitutional form: Constitutional principality

Vaduz · Vienna

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Sources and further research

  1. Das Fürstenhaus von Liechtenstein: The Emblems

    The small central shield has a gold upper half and red lower half. It is the Liechtenstein family’s own emblem.

  2. Court history: Liechtenstein · 18 January 1699

    The purchase agreement transfers the Lordship of Schellenberg to Prince Johann Adam Andreas.

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