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[[The House of Hohenzollern]] was founded in the German town of Hohenzollern in what now is Prussia by WilhelmI of Hohenzollern, the first count of Hohenzollern. The house is currently not leading Prussia but a noble house within the Prussian Empire. | |||
<nowiki>In the mid-early stages of Terra-Nova WilhelmI settled in London and built a house there,( it is still visible there and is the very first house there). When Wilhelm was done gaining resources and had what he needed he traveled to what was known as Germany now Prussia and settled there making the town of '' Hohenzollern ''. Wilhelm was an ambassador of Prussia and soon made good friends with the first Duke of Westminster </nowiki>[[George_Grosvenor]] and bonded households, founding the House of Grosvenor-Hohenzollern. Later, another British noble house joined, the House of [[House of Hanover|Hanover]]. | <nowiki>In the mid-early stages of Terra-Nova WilhelmI settled in London and built a house there,( it is still visible there and is the very first house there). When Wilhelm was done gaining resources and had what he needed he traveled to what was known as Germany now Prussia and settled there making the town of '' Hohenzollern ''. Wilhelm was an ambassador of Prussia and soon made good friends with the first Duke of Westminster </nowiki>[[George_Grosvenor]] and bonded households, founding the House of Grosvenor-Hohenzollern. Later, another British noble house joined, the House of [[House of Hanover|Hanover]]. | ||
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* Grosvenor Banking | * Grosvenor Banking | ||
* Grosvenor Architecture | * Grosvenor Architecture | ||
* [[British East India Trading Company|British]] | * [[British East India Trading Company|British]] [[British East India Trading Company|East]] [[British East India Trading Company|India]] [[British East India Trading Company|Company]] | ||
* London Tailors | |||
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Revision as of 08:56, 17 January 2019
The House of Grosvenor-Hohenzollern:
The house of Grosvenor Hohenzollern is the Ducal house of Westminster which consists of the Duke of Westminster, The Count of Flintshire and The Duke of Hohenzollern. It was the first ever noble house to be founded in any nation on Terra Nova.
- The House of Grosvenor-Hohenzollern is also a cadet-branch house of the House of Hohenzollern, (The Current Imperial Family of Prussia).
Family Legacy:
History:
The House of Hohenzollern was founded in the German town of Hohenzollern in what now is Prussia by WilhelmI of Hohenzollern, the first count of Hohenzollern. The house is currently not leading Prussia but a noble house within the Prussian Empire.
In the mid-early stages of Terra-Nova WilhelmI settled in London and built a house there,( it is still visible there and is the very first house there). When Wilhelm was done gaining resources and had what he needed he traveled to what was known as Germany now Prussia and settled there making the town of '' Hohenzollern ''. Wilhelm was an ambassador of Prussia and soon made good friends with the first Duke of Westminster George_Grosvenor and bonded households, founding the House of Grosvenor-Hohenzollern. Later, another British noble house joined, the House of Hanover.
. Members:
George_Grosvenor - Duke Of Westminster
General Guineapigplays - Count of Flintshire
WilhelmI - Count of Hohenzollern
Titles:
Lord Grosvenor-Hohenzollern
Lady Grosvenor-Hohenzollern
Lord Grosvenor
Lady Grosvenor
Lord Flintshire
Lady Flintshire
Lord Hohenzollern
Lady Hohenzollern
Count of Flintshire
Countess of Flintshire
Count of Hohenzollern
Countess of Hohenzollern
Duke of Westminster
Duchess of Westminster
Lands:
Westminster, London
Flintshire,Wales
Hohenzollern, Brandenburg
Property:
Westminster House, London
Land possession:
51 Chunks
- Prussia
- Britain
Companies:
- Faberge Fine Jewelry
- Grosvenor Banking
- Grosvenor Architecture
- British East India Company
- London Tailors
Portraits:
