Prangins Castle is a castle in the municipality of Prangins of the Canton of Vaud in Switzerland. It is a Swiss heritage site of national significance...

at Château de Prangins, where Charles I of Austria and his family would later take residence briefly, beginning 20 May 1919. Prangins has an area, as...

large orders for the devices. They were shipped to her family chateau, Prangins Castle, outside Geneva, where they were sewn into the linings of fashionable...

Museum in 2010, the Collection Centre has also served as a depot for Prangins Castle and the Forum of Swiss History Schwyz, which opened in 1995 to complement...

Lucens Luins Saint-Maire Mathod Mestral Morges Nyon Orbe Oron Pampigny Prangins Lutry Rolle La Sarraz Vincy Vufflens Vullierens Yverdon La Bâtiaz Chalais...

Thellusson and Jeanne Guiguer (sister to Louis Guiguer, who built Prangins Castle). When his father died in 1705, he had already been away from Geneva...

organisation for three museums – the National Museum in Zürich, the Prangins Castle and the Swiss National Museum in Schwyz, as well as the Collection...

organisation for three museums - the National Museum in Zurich, the Prangins Castle and the Swiss National Museum in Schwyz, as well as the Collection...

(1887–1972), translator Jean Rieu (18th century), banker, owner of Prangins Castle (1719–1723) Jean-Louis Rieu (1788–1868), soldier and politician Jean...

Emperor Napoleon in Fontainebleau; Joseph fled to Switzerland and bought Prangins Castle near Lake Geneva where he moved his wife and family to. On 3 May 1814...

Prangins Castle and Surroundings, National Museum...

flee, however, and their family enjoyed a beautiful estate in the town of Prangins near Lake Geneva that they resided in. After Maria Clotilde's father Victor...

of the country. The next month, therefore, found them moving to Villa Prangins, near Lake Geneva, where they resumed a quiet family life.: 20  This abruptly...

The bishop granted Nyon to the Lord of Prangins as a fief. After 1130, Humbert de Cossonay, the Lord of Prangins, held his court in Nyon. A market was...

(1342-1347) François Prévost (1347-1354) Aymon de Cossonay (1355-1375) Guy de Prangins (1375-1394) Aymon Séchal administrator (1394) Guillaume of Menthonay 1394-1406...

south-west, narrower, and less-deep part from Yvoire–Promenthoux next Prangins to the exit in Geneva According to the Swiss Federal Office of Topography...

in their original form. The remaining three phases were repurposed as Prangin Mall, 1st Avenue, and the Sia Boey Urban Archaeological Park and were built...

family briefly took residence at Castle Wartegg near Rorschach at Lake Constance, and later moved to Château de Prangins at Lake Geneva on 20 May. Following...

moved again to a psychiatric facility in Prangins on the shores of Lake Geneva on June 5, 1930. At Prangins in June, Dr. Oscar Forel issued a tentative...

Chasseral (FM, TV) Uetliberg (FM, TV) Säntis (FM, TV) Rigi Kulm (FM, TV) Prangins (LW shut down) Sottens (MW, SW shut down, partially demolished) Sarnen...

Paris. After the abdication of Napoleon in 1814, Julie bought the castle of Prangins in Switzerland, near Lake Léman. During the Hundred Days in 1815,...

second wife in Ellingen on 15 October 1971 Archduke Rudolf of Austria, (Prangins, near Nyon, 5 September 1919 – Brussels, 15 May 2010, buried in Klein Muri)...

0%. The historical population is given in the following chart: Duillier Castle and the tithe barn are listed as Swiss heritage site of national significance...

 5. Retrieved 2023-04-08; Note : the 2 brothers are Rodolphe, pastor in Prangins, & Louis-Samuel, Writing Master at Yverdon College, in succession of his...

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Saluzzo (French: Georges de Saluce) (16 Feb 1433 – 1 Apr 1440) Jean de Prangins (1 Apr 1440 – 23 Oct 1444 Resigned) Antoine de Prez (23 Oct 1444 – 4 Apr...