House of Pṙemysl-Adlerthal

Pṙemysl-Adlerthals Pṙemysl-Adlerthálowé
Royal house
Official Coat of Arms of the Pṙemysl-Adlerthals since 1800
Parent family	House of Adlerthal House of Pṙemysl
Country	Morrawia
Etymology	Union between the families of Pṙemysls and Adlerthals
Place of origin	Morrawia
Founded	1556
Founder	Aneż I
Final ruler	Joseph III
Final head	Josef Adlerthal Jr. (died 1957)
Titles	King of Gothians Emperor of Morrawia Kening of the Gotos Islands
Style(s)	Imperial Majesty Grace Royal Highness
Connected members	Aneż I, Ludmila I, Francis I, Joseph I, Joseph III
Connected families	House of Qwerteinheimer
Distinctions	Imperial Order of the Golden Eagle and Lion Royal Order of Germans and Morrawians
Traditions	Catholicism, German nationalism, Morrawian nationalism
Motto	Mit Ehre und Gott zum Sieg! (With Honour and God Towards Victory!)
Estate(s)	Holowec Castle (ancestral) Castle Adlerthal (ancestral) Imperial Palace (formal)
Dissolution	1856
Deposition	1856 (following the imperial defeat in the Great Morrawian Revolution and establishment of the Republic of Morrawia)
Cadet branches	Adlerthal-Ambrunn Pṙemysl-Králowec Honsburg Adlerthal-Este

The House of Pṙemysl-Adlerthal (German: Haus Premysl-Adlerthal, Morrawian: Dynastie Pṙemysl-Adlerthálů) originated from the marriage in 1556 of Aneż I, Queen of Morrawia, and Francis Adlerthal, Duke of Baweria, Archduke of Elbennia and Count of Banawia. Its members are the legitimate surviving line of both the House of Pṙemysl and the House of Adlerthal and inherit their patrimonial possessions from their female line of the House of Pṙemysl and from the male line of the House of Adlerthal.

The House of Pṙemysl takes its name from its first mythical ruler, Pṙemysl, though the first documented ruler was the Duke Pṙemysl I, starting to rule Duchy of Morrawia in 907. The House of Pṙemysl gathered dynastic momentum during the 11th, 12th and in 1131, Kingdom of Morrawia was born with Wladislaw I as the first king. Meanwhile, the House of Adlerthal was known as the smaller befriended house ruling mostly northern Morrawia at that time. The momentum continued during the 13th and 14th centuries with the 15th century being marked by the Crisis of the 15th century, finally resulting in the merger of the royal houses in the half of the next century. From that point, Adlerthal branch of the union became more and more dominant up until their dissolution in 1856.

The current house orders are the Imperial Order of the Golden Lion, Imperial and Royal Order of Eagle of Three German States and Order of the Elbennican Cross. The House of Pṙemysl-Adlerthal does not exist anymore, with the last remaining decendant dying in 1957.