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@Jan Olbracht @Zygmunt Stary @Ryden_Br
Augustus II,
King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania [1697-1704; 1709-1733], Elector of Saxony [as Friedrich August I, 1694-1733] (1670-1733) m: 1693 Christiane Eberhardine of Bayreuth (1671-1727)
Möritz II Hermann, Holy Roman Emperor [as Möritz I, 1740-1750], Elector of Saxony [1733-1750] (1696-1750) m: 1719 Maria Josepha of Austria (1699-1757)
Möritz August Philipp, Erbprinz of Saxony (1721-1725)
Anna Maria Amalie (b.1722)
Albrecht II [1] August, Holy Roman Emperor [from 1750], Elector of Saxony [as Albrecht VI, from 1750] (b.1723)
Maria Elisabeth Christine (b.1725)
Maria Karoline Auguste (b.1728)
Stillborn Child (1730)
Maria Josepha Eberhardine (b.1731)
Sigmund Möritz, King of Poland [as Sigmund IV, from 1761 [2]] (b.1734)
Friedrich Joseph, Duke of Saxony (b.1735)
[1] Albrecht II of Austria was elected, but never crowned as emperor, hence why the numerals are the same. He would also be the sixth Albrecht to rule Saxony as a whole, not specifically the sixth elector. Albrecht V was duke of Coburg (1648-1699), and Albrecht IV was duke of Eisenach (1599-1644)
[2] after the death of August the Strong both due to his son's successful military record and the fact that he only has one surviving son at the time (Karl VI has none), Möritz does not get elected as king of Poland due to a combination of Polish fears that they will be subsumed into the empire in the inevitable struggle that will ensue when Karl VI dies, as well as that Möritz will "massacre the patriots". While there is talk of electing James Francis Edward Stuart, ultimately, the Poles elect Stanislas Leszczynski's TTL son-in-law, Ludwig Georg of Baden-Baden [3]. Sadly, due to both Ludwig Georg's sons predeceasing him and his grandson being too young, the emperor's brother is chosen. On the understanding that he is to marry Ludwig Georg's youngest daughter, Maria Karolina Franziska (b.1737)
[3] he wanted to marry Marie Leszczynska OTL.