Princely House of Hohenberg

The Princely House of Hohenberg was a noble family from Austria, closely related to the Habsburgs, who ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Founded in the 19th century, they held noble titles and considerable social influence. The family lost its political power after Austria dissolved the empire in 1918, but they remained prominent socially and maintained their heritage. Today, members of the House of Hohenberg continue to carry the legacy of aristocratic tradition, and some engage in cultural or charitable activities. Their history is intertwined with European royalty, and they are recognized for their noble lineage and historical significance.