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MESSINA, CATHEDRAL/ITALY (Messina, Duomo):
King Conrad IV (+1254; the tomb hasn't been preserved)


The Cathedral of Messina. ©ARB

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MIDDELBURG, ABBEY/THE NETHERLANDS (Middelburg, Abdijkerken-Koorkerk):
King William of Holland (+1256)
and his consort Queen Elizabeth of Brunswick (+1266; the tomb hasn't been preserved)


Middelburg Abbey and the tomb of King William of Holland (+1256). ©ARB

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MUNICH, THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY (München, Frauenkirche):
Emperor Louis IV the Bavarian (+1347)
and his consort Queen Beatrice of Silesia-Glogów (+1322)


Munich, the Church of Our Lady and the tomb of Emperor Louis IV (+1347)
and his Queen Beatrice of Silesia-Glogów (+1322)
(reproduced courtesy of Ms Malgorzata Kosmala and Mr Alexander Krischnig respectively)

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MUNICH, THEATINE CHURCH (München, St Kajetan Theatinerkirche):
Emperor Charles VII Albert (+1745)
and his consort Empress Maria Amalia of Austria (+1756)


The Theatine Church in Munich and tombs of Emperor Charles VII Albert (+1745) and Empress Maria Amalia (+1756) (reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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MURCIA/SPAIN, CATHEDRAL (Murcia, Catedral):
Heart and viscera of King Alfonso of Castile (+1284)

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NAGYVARAD (now Oradea/ROMANIA):
The church of Varad Fortress and the royal tombs inside it were demolished by the Turks in 17th century.
Emperor Sigismund of Luxembourg (+1437)

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OXFORD, CHURCH OF THE FRANCISCAN FRIARS MINOR (ENGLAND):
Queen Beatrice of Falkenburg (+1277), consort of King Richard of Cornwall
Heart of King Richard of Cornwall (+1272)

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PALERMO, CATHEDRAL/ITALY (Cattedrale di Palermo):
Emperor Henry VI (+1197)
and his consort Empress Constance of Sicily (+1198)
Emperor Frederick II (+1250)
and his consort Empress Constance of Aragon (+1222)


The Cathedral of Palermo. ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Henry VI (+1197) and his Empress Constance of Sicily (+1198). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Frederick II (+1250) and his Empress Constance of Aragon (+1222). ©ARB

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PARIS, AUGUSTINIAN CONVENT/FRANCE (Paris, Couvent des Grands-Augustins):
The convent was demolished after 1789
Queen Agnes of Burgundy (+1323), consort of King Rudolph I

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PISA, CATHEDRAL/ITALY (Pisa, Duomo):
Emperor Henry VII (+1313)


The Cathedral of Pisa and the tomb of Emperor Henry VII (+1313). ©ARB

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PRAGUE, CATHEDRAL OF ST VITUS/CZECH REPUBLIC (Praha, chram sv. Vita):
Emperor Charles IV (+1378)
and his four consorts:
Queen Blanche of Valois (+1348)
Queen Anne of the Palatinate (+1353)
Empress Anne of Swidnica (+1362)
and Empress Elizabeth of Pomerania (+1393)
King Wenceslaus (+1419)
and his Queen Joanna of Bavaria (+1386)
Empress Barbara of Cilli (+1451), consort of Emperor Sigismund of Luxembourg
Emperor Ferdinand I (+1564)
and his consort Queen Anna Jagiellonian of Bohemia and Hungary (+1547)
Emperor Maximilian II (+1576)
Emperor Rudolph II (+1612)


The Cathedral of St Vitus in Prague
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Jerzy Pazdziora)


The tomb of Emperor Ferdinand I (+1564), his consort Empress Anna Jagiellonian (+1547) and Emperor Maximilian II (+1576) (reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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QUEDLINBURG, CHURCH OF ST SERVATIUS (Quedlinburg, Stiftskirche St. Servatius):
King Henry I the Fowler (+936)
and his Queen Matilda (+968)


Quedlinburg, the Church of St Servatius and tombs of King Henry I the Fowler (+936; on the left) and of his Queen Matilda (+968). ©ARB

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REGENSBURG, ST EMMERAM’S BASILICA (Regensburg, St. Emmeram Basilika):
Queen Emma (+876), consort of King Louis I the German
Emperor Arnulf of Carinthia (+899)
and his consort Empress Oda (+after 903)
King Louis III the Child (+911)


The tomb of Queen Emma (+876)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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REICHENAU, MONASTERY/GERMANY (Kloster Reichenau):
Emperor Charles the Fat (+888)

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ROME, ST PETER’S BASILICA/THE VATICAN (Roma, Basilica San Pietro):
Emperor Otto II (+983)
Empress Agnes of Poitou (+1077), consort of Emperor Henry III


Rome, St Peter's Basilica and the tomb of Emperor Otto II (+983). ©ARB

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RONCESVALLES, AUGUSTINIAN ABBEY OF ST MARY (SPAIN):
Queen Yolande of Aragon (+1300), consort of King Alfonso of Castile

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ROUEN, CATHEDRAL OF NOTRE DAME/FRANCE (Rouen, Cathedrale Notre-Dame):
Empress Matilda of England (+1167), consort of Emperor Henry V

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SAN LORENZO DE EL ESCORIAL, MONASTERY/SPAIN (El Monasterio de El Escorial):
Emperor Charles V (+1558)
and his consort Empress Isabella of Portugal (+1539)


Monastery of San Lorenzo de el Escorial
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Niels Diderik)


Tombs of Emperor Charles V (+1558) and his consort Empress Isabella of Portugal (+1539)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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SELTZ, BENEDICTINE ABBEY OF SELTZ NEAR STRASBOURG/FRANCE (Abbaye Benedictine de Seltz):
Empress Adelaide of Burgundy (+999), consort of Emperor Otto I

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SEVILLE, CATHEDRAL/SPAIN (Sevilla, la Catedral):
King Alfonso of Castile (+1284)


The tomb of King Alfonso of Castile (+1284) and the Cathedral of Seville. ©ARB

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SPEYER, CATHEDRAL (Speyer, Dom):
Emperor Conrad II (+1039)
and his consort Empress Gisela of Swabia (+1043)
Emperor Henry III (+1056)
Emperor Henry IV (+1106)
and his consort Empress Bertha of Savoy (+1087)
Emperor Henry V (+1125)
Empress Beatrice of Burgundy (+1184), consort of Emperor Frederick I
King Philip of Swabia (+1208)
King Rudolph I (+1291)
King Adolphus of Nassau (+1298)
King Albert I Habsburg (+1308)


Speyer Cathedral (reproduced courtesy of Mr Jörg Heinrich)


Tombs of Emperor Conrad II (+1039) and his consort Empress Gisela (+1043)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


Tombs of emperors Hernry III (+1056) and Henry IV (+1106)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


The tomb of Empress Bertha of Savoy (+1087), consort of Emperor Henry IV.
The tomb of Empress Beatrice of Burgundy (+1184), consort of Emperor Frederick I.
The tomb of King Philip of Swabia (+1208) (reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


The tomb of Emperor Henry V (+1125)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


The tomb and memorial of king Rudolph I (+1291)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


Tombs of kings: Adolphus of Nassau (+1298) and Albert I Habsburg (+1308)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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ST PAUL IM LAVANTTAL, BENEDICTINE MONASTERY/AUSTRIA (Benediktinerstift St. Paul im Lavanttal):
Queen Gertrude Anna of Hohenberg (+1281), consort of King Rudolph I
Queen Elizabeth of Carinthia (+1313), consort of King Albert I Habsburg


St Paul im Lavanttal Abbey and the common tomb of queens:
Gertrude Anna (+1281) and Elizabeth of Carinthia (+1313)
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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STAMS, CISTERCIAN ABBEY/AUSTRIA (Stams, Zisterzienserstift):
Queen Elizabeth of Bavaria (+1273), consort of King Conrad IV
Empress Blanca Maria Sforza (+1510), consort of Emperor Maximilian I


The tomb of Queen Elizabeth (+1273), consort of King Conrad I.
Sigismund Vault where Empress Blanca Maria (+1510) was buried
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)


Sigismund Vault where Empress Blanca Maria was buried
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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SZEKESFEHERVAR, CORONATION BASILICA/HUNGARY (Székesfehérvár, Koronazó-bazilika):
The tombs were despoiled and then blown up by the Turks in 1601
King Albert II (+1439)
and his Queen Elizabeth of Luxembourg (+1442)


Remains of Székesfehérvár Coronation Basilica
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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TARSUS CATHEDRAL/TURKEY (turned into a mosque known as the Grand Mosque, later demolished):
Heart and viscera of Emperor Frederick I (+1190)

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TYRE CATHEDRAL/LEBANON (demolished by the Mamluks following the capture of Tyre in 1291):
Emperor Frederick I (+1190)

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UTRECHT, CATHEDRAL OF ST MARTIN/THE NETHERLANDS (Utrecht, Domkerk van Sint Maarten):
Heart and viscera of Emperor Conrad II (+1039)
Heart and viscera of Emperor Henry V (+1125)


The Cathedral of Utrecht and the Emperors' Stones under which heart and viscera of Emperor Conrad II are buried. ©ARB


Emperors' Stones under which heart and viscera of Emperor Henry V are buried. ©ARB

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VALENCIENNES, FRANCISCAN CONVENT/FRANCE (Valenciennes, Couvent des Franciscains; demolished in the past):
Empress Margaret of Hainaut (+1356), consort of Emperor Louis IV the Bavarian

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VIENNA AUGUSTINIAN CHURCH (Wien, Augustinerkirche):
Urns containing hearts of German kings and emperors since 1619 (Heart Vault or Herzgrüftel) and an empty sarcophagus made for Emperor Leopold II (Georgskapelle).
Hearts of:
Emperor Matthew (+1619)
and his consort Empress Anna of Tyrol (+1618)
Emperor Ferdinand II (+1637)
Empress Eleanor Magdalen of Mantua-Nevers-Gonzaga (+1686), consort of Emperor Ferdinand III
Emperor Leopold I (+1705)
and his consort Empress Margaret Theresa of Spain (+1673)
Emperor Joseph I (+1711)
Emperor Charles VI (+1740)
and his consort Empress Elizabeth Christina of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (+1750)
Emperor Francis I Stephen (+1765)
and his consort Empress Maria Theresa (+1780)
Emperor Leopold II (+1792)
and his consort Empress Maria Lodovica of Sicily (+1792)
Emperor Francis II (+1835)
and his consort Empress Maria Theresa of Naples-Sicily (+1807)


The Augustinian Church in Vienna and urns containing hearts of German sovereigns in the Heart Vault in Loreto Chapel. ©ARB


An empty sarcophagus made for Emperor Leopold II (+1792).
(reproduced courtesy of Mr Alexander Krischnig)

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VIENNA, CAPUCHIN CHURCH/AUSTRIA (Wien, Kapuzinerkirche):
Emperor Matthew (+1619)
and his consort Empress Anna of Tyrol (+1618)
Emperor Ferdinand IV (+1654)
Emperor Ferdinand III (+1657)
and his consorts:
Empress Maria Anna of Spain (+1646)
Empress Maria Leopoldina of Tyrol (+1649)
and Empress Eleanor Magdalen of Mantua-Nevers-Gonzaga (+1686)
Emperor Leopold I (+1705)
and his consorts:
Empress Margaret Theresa of Spain (+1673)
and Empress Eleanor Magdalen of the Palatinate-Neuburg (+1720)
Heart of Empress Claudia Felicity of Tyrol (+1676), consort of Emperor Leopold I
Emperor Joseph I (+1711)
Heart of Empress Amalia Wilhelmina of Brunswick-Luneburg (+1742), consort of Emperor Joseph I
Emperor Charles VI (+1740)
and his consort Empress Elizabeth Christina of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (+1750)
Emperor Francis I Stephen (+1765)
and his consort Empress Maria Theresa (+1780)
Emperor Joseph II (+1790)
and his consort Empress Maria Josepha of Bavaria (+1767)
Emperor Leopold II (+1792)
and his consort Empress Maria Lodovica of Sicily (+1792)
Emperor Francis II (+1835)
and his consort Empress Maria Theresa of Naples-Sicily (+1807)


The Capuchin Church in Vienna. Tombs of Emperor Matthew (+1619) and his consort Empress Anna of Tyrol (+1618). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Ferdinand IV (+1654), Emperor Ferdinand III (+1657) and his consort Empress Eleanor of Mantua-Gonzaga (+1686). ©ARB


Tombs of consorts of Emperor Ferdinand III, empresses Maria Leopoldina of Tyrol (+1649) and Maria Anna of Spain (+1646). ©ARB


Tombs of emperors Leopold I (+1705) and Joseph I (+1711). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Leopold I's consorts: empresses Margaret Theresa of Spain (+1673) and Eleanor Magdalen of the Palatinate-Neuburg (+1720). ©ARB


Urns containing hearts of empresses Claudia Felicity (+1676), consort of Emperor Leopold I, and of Wilhelmina Amalia (+1742), consort of Emperor Joseph I. ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Charles VI (+1740) and his consort Empress Elizabeth Christina (+1750). ©ARB


The double tomb of Emperor Francis I Stephen (+1765) and his consort Empress Maria Theresa (+1780). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Joseph II (+1790) and his consort Empress Maria Josepha (+1767). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Leopold II (+1792) and his consort Empress Maria Lodovica of Sicily (+1792). ©ARB


Tombs of Emperor Francis I (+1835) and his Empress Maria Theresa of Naples (+1807). ©ARB