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	Florestan I, Prince of Monaco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Florestan I ( October 10, 1785â“ June 20, 1856) was Prince of Monaco from October 2, 1841 until his death.
		Florestan was never prepared to assume the role of princeâ”he had been an actor in the Theatre de lâAmbigu-Comiqueâ” and the real power during his reign lay in the hands of his wife, Caroline Gilbert of Lametz.
		He was the second son of Prince HonorÃ© IV, and succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother, HonorÃ© V.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Florestan_I_of_Monaco

	Charles III, Prince of Monaco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Prince Charles III of Monaco ( December 8, 1818 - September 10, 1889) was reigning Prince of Monaco from June 20, 1856 to his death.
		He was son to Florestan I of Monaco and Maria Caroline Gibert de Lametz.
		He was succeeded by his son Albert I of Monaco.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_III_of_Monaco

	history
		It was he who persuaded his nephew to take the title of "Prince" and "Lord of Monaco" (1612), titles which were recognized by the Spanish Court and passed on to his successors.
		On the death of his wife ten months later, he was recognized as Prince of Monaco with the title of Jacques I, then held the regency during the minority of his elder son, the future Honoré III, in favor of whom he abdicated on 7th November 1733.
		Monaco thus became, in spite of the small area of its territory, an important place whose possession was to become the subject, during the three centuries which followed, of continual strife, capture and recapture by the representatives of the two parties, the Guelphs and the Ghibellines.
	www.monaco-consulate.com /about_history.htm

	Science Fair Projects - List of the Princes of Monaco
		It is not to be confused with the ruling Prince's title Sovereign Prince of Monaco, from which the first word is commonly dropped; or with the title of the heir apparent or presumptive to the throne, Hereditary Prince of Monaco.
		Prince of Monaco is a title given to certain male members of the royal family of Monaco.
		The current ( 2005) heir to the throne of Monaco is heir presumptive Princess Caroline of Monaco, or Caroline, Princess of Hanover as she prefers; the Hereditary Princess of Monaco.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Prince_of_Monaco

	Augustus Hare Society Pages
		Antoine, who in 1714, after an appeal on the part of the Duke of Savoy to the Assembly General of Utrecht, which referred it to the Courts of France and England, was obliged to renew the homage due from the Princes of Monaco to the Dukes of Savoy, for Mentone and Roccabruna.
		Augustino Grimaldi, Bishop of Grasse, became the guardian of this prince during his minority, and in order the better to avenge himself on the murderers of his brother Lucien, he deserted Francis I. of France, and swore allegiance to the emperor Charles V., whence began the Spanish protection of Monaco.
		On the death of Augustino in 1532, Stefano Grimaldi succeeded to the guardianship of the prince.
	augustus-hare.tripod.com /mentone07.html

	Monaco
		Nevertheless, the princes of Monaco maintained ties with France; Honoré (1778-1841), the eldest son of Honoré IV, was made a duke-peer under the Restoration (Napoleon had made him a baron in 1810); he succeeded his father as Honoré V in 1819 but continued to sit in the French House of Lords.
		The territory of the principality of Monaco is unalienable.
		In case of incapacity, the reigning Prince can, by a sovereign ordinance, delegate the exercise of his powers to the hereditary Prince if his is of age or, lacking one, to his spouse, or, lacking one, to the closest heir of age in the succession order.
	www.heraldica.org /topics/national/monaco.htm

	The Grimaldi Family Tree - Monaco - Monte-carlo
		Associé au pouvoir par son père, le prince Florestan 1er, alors qu'il n'était que prince héréditaire, Charles III avait déjà, lorsqu'il monta sur le trône en 1856, une éducation politique solide.
		Prince de bonne volonté, mais trop absolutiste, Honoré V mourut quelques peu désenchanté en 1841.
		Louis 1er fut prince de Monaco à la mort de son grand-père, Honoré II.
	www.monte-carlo.mc /principalitymonaco/globalinformations/prince_3.html

	The 700 Years of Grimaldi
		Florestan I, succeeded his brother Honore V. His reign was tainted by the relinquishing of Menton and Roquebrune which due to the French revolution of 1848, declared themselves as "free cities, placed under Sarde protection".
		Following her premature passing away, her husband became Prince of Monaco under the name of Jacques I. However, it was not long before he abdicated in favor of his still minor son Honore III.
		Prince Rainier III, grandson of Prince Louis II on his mothers side, Princess Charlotte and son of Prince Pierre, Count of Polignac, succeeded his grandfather on May 9, 1949.
	www.monaco.mc /monaco/700ans/hist.html

	The Principality of Monaco
		The title Prince of Monaco appears for the first time in an official document in 1612 and was formally recognized by France in 1641.
		However the titles he and the Prince bear are Prince of Monaco, Duke of Valentinois, Estouteville, Mazarin, Mayenne, Prince of Château-Porcien, Marquis of Les Baux and of Chilly, Count of Carladès, Torigni, Ferrette, Belfort, Longjumeau, Thann and Rosemont, Baron of Le Buis, Altkirch, and Saint-Lô, Lord of Saint-Rémy, Matignon and Isenheim.
		Son of Prince Rainier III of Monaco (1923-2005) and Grace Kelly (1929-1982).
	www.nettyroyal.nl /monaco.html

	--- WORLD TRADE CENTER MONACO ---
		This votive chapel, dedicated to the Patron Saint of the Principality and the Prince's Family was built in the 11th century at the bottom of the Gaumattes valley.
		For several centuries, the citadel of Monaco was coveted by the Grimaldi opponents, which led to many conflicts with the Genoese, the French and the Spanish.
		The 1815 Treaty of Paris returning its full and complete sovereignty to Monaco, Honoré IV (1758-1819) and Honoré V (1778-1841) undertake the restoration of the Palace, emptied of its collections and heavily destroyed during the French Revolution.
	www.wtc.mc /htmluk/ecomc/mmts.htm

	Definition of Prince of Monaco
		Florestan I of Monaco 1841- October 2 to 1856- June 20
		Jacques I of Monaco 1731 - December 20 to 1733 - November 7 (regent for his wife until her death; abdicated)
		Louise-Hippolyte of Monaco 1731 - February 20 to 1731 - December 31
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Prince_of_Monaco

	Want List by Country - Monaco
		Princes/Princesses of Monaco - Prince Florestan I (2fr)
		Princes/Princesses of Monaco - Louise d'Aumont-Mazarin, by Verroust (4fr)
		Princes/Princesses of Monaco - Prince Honore V (6fr)
	www.mindspring.com /~tservies/stamps/stamptrade_want_134.html

	Lesbian Genealogy
		Prince Rainier of Monaco is thus a 22nd generation descendant of Francesco I Gattilusio, founder of the Lesbian Gattilusii dynasty.
		Charlotte Louvet (1898-1977), legitimated, given the surname of Grimaldi, and the title of Duchesse de Valentinois by ordinance of Prince Albert I in 1919, was recognized as Hereditary Princess of Monaco at her grandfather's death in 1922 50.
		Honore II Grimaldi, Lord of Monaco (1597-1662), raised under the tutelage of his uncle, Federigo Landi, Prince of Valditarro.
	members.aol.com /eurostamm/lesbian.html

	Monaco Royal Family
		Florestan succeeded his brother Honore V as Prince of Monaco in 1841
		Charlotte Louise was the illegitimate daughter of Prince Louis II Honoré of Monaco by Juliet Louvet.
		Her husband Pierre was created Duke de Valentinois and Prince of Monaco 18 March 1920 just one day before their marriage.
	www.btinternet.com /~allan_raymond/Monaco_Royal_Family.htm

	Grimaldi 1
		Tancréde FLORESTAN I Roger Louis, Reigning Prince of Monaco 2.10.1841, Paris 10.10.1785, +Paris 20.6.1856; m.Paris 27.11.1816 Marie Louise Charlotte Gabriëlle (CAROLINE) Gibert de Lametz (Coulommiers 18.7.1793, +Monaco 20.11.1879)
		Louise Françoise Thérése, Princess of Monaco, Mlle d'Estouteville, *20.7.1728, +20.6.1743
		CHARLES III Honoré, Reigning Prince of Monaco 20.6.1856, Paris 8.12.1818, +Chateau Marchais 10.9.1889; m.Brussels 28.9.1846 Antoinette Ghislaine Comtesse de Merode-Westerloo (Brussels 28.9.1828, +Monaco 10.2.1864)
	genealogy.euweb.cz /grim/grimaldi1.html

	The Princes and the Principality of Monaco
		The portrait of the Prince Florestan I, displayed on the first row, the first from left, was also engraved by Mr.
		The first two stamps of the Princes of Monaco series were issued in 1967.
		An unique combination of colors, smoothness and structure of the print, that cannot be described in words.
	www.values.ch /Countries/Monaco/monaco1.htm

	Monaco
		Monaco 19/3/1920 Comte Pierre de POLIGNAC (24/10/1895-10/11/1964), titré Prince de MONACO sous le nom de GRIMALDI - Div.
		Rainier III, Prince de MONACO - né Monaco 31/5/1923 - m.
		Monaco 1/7/1995 Daniel DUCRUET (né 27/11/1964) - m.
	genroy.free.fr /monaco.html

	Prince Charles Iii Honore Of Monaco / Antoinette Westerloo De Merode
		Father: Prince Florestan I Of Monaco Mother: Caroline De Lametz
		Name: Prince Albert I Monaco Of Monaco Born: 1848 at, Monaco Died: 1922 Wife: Princess Mary Heine Of Monaco
		Prince Charles Iii Honore Of Monaco / Antoinette Westerloo De Merode
	www.e-familytree.net /F13/F13728.htm

	Monaco Stamp New Issues.
		9f Honore V. 9f Florestan I. 1997, August 8.
		Choice of a Monaco Stamp as the Most Beautiful Stamp of the Year.
		150th Anniversary of the Birth of Prince Albert I. 7f Portraits of Prince Albert I. 1998, May 6.
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~jollian/NIMonaco.html

	thePeerage.com - Person Page 11525
		Charles III Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco was the son of Florestan I Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco and Maria Caroline Gibert de Lametz.
		She married Charles III Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco, son of Florestan I Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco and Maria Caroline Gibert de Lametz, in 1846.
		Honoré V Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco was the son of Honoré IV Grimaldi, Prince de Monaco and Louise d' Aumont.
	www.thepeerage.com /p11525.htm

	Duke of Valentinois - Enpsychlopedia
		After Jacques's abdication in 1733, the title passed uninterrupted for several generations from Prince to Prince: from Jacques to Honoré III, Honoré IV, Honoré V, Florestan I, Charles III, Albert I.
		The first person to hold the title was Honoré II, Prince of Monaco, reigning Prince at the time of its creation; on his death it passed to his son Louis I, and thence to Louis's son Antoine.
		With the death of Prince Rainier on 6 April 2005, the title passed to his son, now Albert II of Monaco.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Duke_of_Valentinois

	Regional Europe Monaco Business and Economy : BusinessandLaw.com
		Monaco Yacht Show - Yachts and super yachts, equipment and service exhibition in Monaco under the patronage of Their Serene Highnesses Prince Rainier and Prince Albert.
		Monaco Business Directory - Directory listings of businesses and tourism providers throughout the country.
		Monaco Business Center - Business service company offering multilingual secretarial services and office space and conference rooms rental.
	www.businessandlaw.com /odp.php?browse=/Regional/Europe/Monaco/Business_and_Economy

	Monaco
		Full style from 14 Sep 1641: Prince par la grâce de Dieu, de Monaco, Menton et Roquebrune, marquis de Campana, prince et seigneur (Prince, by the grace of God, of Monaco, Menton and Roquebrunne, marquis of Campana, prince and lord).
		All princes since Jacques I carried the additional title of duc de Valentinois, together with a very long list of other (actually extinct) titles.
		the father of the current prince) have changed their family name to Grimaldi.
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Monaco.htm

	engine99.cgi?name=Charles
		Charles III Monegasque ruler; prince of Monaco 1856-1889; 1st prince of independent Monaco 1861 after separation from France; son of Florestan _1818-1889
		Charles (Charles Theodore Henri Antoine Meinrad) Belgian prince; regent of Belgium 1944-1950; son of Albert I; brother of Leopold III _1903-1983
		Charles (Charles Philip Arthur George; Prince of Wales) British prince; heir to British throne; son of Elizabeth II _1948--
	s9.com /cgi-s9/engine99.cgi?name=Charles

	UCB Libraries AMRC Conferences
		Florestan was one of Schumann's alter egos - a fiery, revolutionary character who appeared in his music and as a pseudonym in his writings for the music journal he founded and edited, the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik.
		The Florestan Recital Project is devoted to promoting the art of the song recital through performance and educational outreach.
		Their performance together in November 2002 with the Florestan Recital Project was acclaimed by Boston’s Bay Windows as the best recital of 2002.
	ucblibraries.colorado.edu /amrc/conferencebios.htm

	WNCI.com
		Amusez-Vous and Margot de L; Operette "Florestan I, Prince de Monaco"
		Il Monaco: Il Monaco Suite - Main Titles/The Evil Is Here/Fighting Soul
		Swing Low in Hi Fi/A Look at Monaco
	www.wnci.com /iplaylist/search.php?t=song&q=Monaco

	Descendants of Prince Honoré III of Monaco
		1.2.1.1.1.1.2.3.Princess Stéphanie of Monaco (1965), m.1st 1995 (div 1996) Daniel Ducruet (1964), m.2nd 2003 (div 2004) Adans Lopes Peres
		1.2.1.1.1.1.2.1.Princess Caroline of Monaco (1957), m.1st 1978 (div 1980) Philippe Junot (1940), m.2nd 1983 Stefano Casiraghi (1960-1990), m.3rd 1999 Ernst August, Prince of Hanover (*1954)
		1.2.1.1.Albert I, Prince of Monaco (1848-1922), m.1st 1869 (div 1880) Lady Mary Douglas-Hamilton (1850-1922), m.2nd 1889 (separated 1902) Alice Heine (1858-1925)
	www.angelfire.com /in/heinbruins/Monaco.html

	Worldroots.com
		The Realm of Princess Grace, Caroline, and Stephanie of Monaco
		Princess Charlotte of Monaco, Duchesse de Valentinois, 1898-1977
		-spouse of Princess Charlotte of Monaco, Duchesse de Valentinois-
	www.worldroots.com /brigitte/royal/royal12.htm

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