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'''Cornelia I''' was [[Monarchy of Bruxenburg|Queen of Bruxenburg]] from 1834 to 1881. She was the second monarch of [[Bruxenburg]] and the first Queen. She is the great-great-grandmother and namesake of the reigning Queen of Bruxenburg, [[Cornelia II of Bruxenburg|Cornelia II]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 12 September 2022
| Cornelia I | |
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| Queen of Bruxenburg | |
| Reign | 1834-1881 |
| Coronation | November 6th, 1834 |
| Predecessor | George I |
| Successor | George II |
| Regent | Prince Albert (1834-1847) |
| Born | Cornelia Victoria Augusta 4 April 1829 St William's Palace, Leintwerp |
| Died | 29 July 1881 (aged 52) |
| Prince-Consort | William, Duke of Vandergart |
| Issue | George II Alexander Frederick Anne Leopoldina |
| House | Odell |
| Father | George I |
| Mother | Maria von Jostin-Saalten |
Cornelia I was Queen of Bruxenburg from 1834 to 1881. She was the second monarch of Bruxenburg and the first Queen. She is the great-great-grandmother and namesake of the reigning Queen of Bruxenburg, Cornelia II.
