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Don Julius Caesar d'Austria (1584 or 1585—25 June 1609) was the oldest illegitimate son of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II and his long-term mistress, Catherina Strada. Don Julius had schizophrenia and died while he was serving a life sentence in prison after the murder of his lover Markéta Pichlerová in 1608.
Don Julius D’Austria and his Fate. The end of 16th century at the Český Krumlov castle was influenced by the government of the last Rosenberg - Peter Wok von Rosenberg. Because his marriage to Kateřina of Ludanice didn\'t bring him a child and his financial problems were no less than minor, he was forced to consider his own future.
The story of don Julius Caesar d’Austria - Prague Minos Guide. 16. - 17. století. The story of don Julius Caesar d’Austria. The destiny of the deviant son of Emperor Rudolf II. Significant photo. Info text. This tragic story has a sad ending, for the son as well as for the father.
Don Julius D'Austria a jeho osud. Konec 16. století byl na českokrumlovském zámku spjat především s vládou posledního Rožmberka Petra Voka.Jelikož se ze svého manželství s Kateřinou z Ludanic nedočkal žádného potomka a protože zadlužení aristokratického rodu nebylo zanedbatelné a tlaky věřitelů sílily, byl Petr Vok nucen řešit zásadním způsobem především ...
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Don Julius d´Austria. (etwa 1586 - 1609) Bastard son of the Emperor Rudolf II. Don Julius Caesar d´Austria was born the oldest son of the emperor Rudolf II. von Habsburg and Kareřina Stradová, a woman with whom he had supposedly six children. The emperor chose the town of Český Krumlov as d´Austria\'s seat, and he arrived for the first ...
Julius d’Austria. Don Julius Caesar d’Austria, Markgraf von Österreich (* um 1586 in Prag; † 25. Juni 1609 in Krumau, heute Český Krumlov) war der uneheliche älteste Sohn von Kaiser Rudolf II. und seiner Geliebten Katharina Strada.
