House of Orange-Nassau facts for kids

The House of Orange-Nassau is a branch of the European house of Nassau.

Images for kids

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  William the Silent, Prince of Orange, leader of the Dutch Revolt, and stadholder of Holland, Zeeland, and Utrecht by Adriaen Thomasz. Key, c. 1580

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  "The Nassau Cavalcade", members of the House of Orange-Nassau on parade in 1621 from an engraving by Willem Delff. From left to right in the first row: Prince Maurice, Prince Philip William and Prince Frederick Henry.

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  Willem II (1626–50), prince of Orange, and his wife Princess Maria Stuart of England (1631–60).

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  The collateral house of Nassau: the four brothers of Willem I, prince of Orange: Jan (1536–1606), sitting, Hendrik (1550–74), Adolf (1540–68) and Lodewijk (1538–74), counts of Nassau.

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  Painting by Willem van Honthorst (1662), showing four generations of Princes of Orange: William I, Maurice and Frederick Henry, William II, and William III.

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  Princes of the collateral House of Nassau-Dietz from the Stadhouderlijk Hof (nowadays called Princessehof Ceramics Museum) in Leeuwarden, H.Prince of Nassau, Henry Casimir, Prince of Nassau, George, Prince of Nassau, and Willem Frederick, Prince of Nassau_Dietz

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  Prince William of Orange wounded at Waterloo, 1815

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  Coats of arms corresponding to the titles borne by various Dutch monarchs, including Veere and Flushing (right above the bottom crowned arms), displayed at Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam

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  Arms of Johan Willem Friso as Prince of Orange.

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  Standard of Claus von Amsberg as Royal consort of the Netherlands

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  Standard of Princess Maxima of the Netherlands

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  Hotel de Nassau in Brussels painted 1658

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  Royal Palace of Amsterdam

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  Noordeinde Palace, The Hague

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  Huis ten Bosch palace, The Hague

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  Het Loo Palace

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  Soestdijk Palace

See also

In Spanish: Casa de Orange-Nassau para niños