House of Luxembourg-Brandenburg

The House of Luxembourg-Brandenburg is a prominent European noble family that originated in the 13th century, combining the Palatinate of the Rhine (Luxembourg) with Brandenburg in what is now Germany. They held significant power, producing rulers such as King John of Bohemia and later becoming the ruling family of Luxembourg. The family played a vital role in medieval and early modern European politics, contributing to the governance and royal lineage of several countries. Their legacy includes establishing influential dynasties that shaped the history and borders of Central Europe.